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get mileage out of
verb as in exploit
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Years later, the aging Hollywood icon continued to get mileage out of his colorful life story.
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The film doesn’t have to rev too hard to get mileage out of the idea of the car as a metaphor for America.
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Even though he’s unstable and occasionally interferes with their snuggling-up, they figured they’d get mileage out of his populist appeal.
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Of course, in the Trump era, both sides can get mileage out of the spectacle.
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A writer can get mileage out of scorning the book trailer while also promulgating the book trailer.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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