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During the lecture, Joan told the students that she was "still compos mentis enough" to make use of the help that is available.

From BBC

England needed to make use of a decent day-two Adelaide pitch to bat well on - but Australia's supreme bowling attack put in their finest display of the series.

From BBC

So, instead of having the trip go to waste, they decided to make use of their studio time.

From Los Angeles Times

Also known as “forward-deployed engineers,” or FDEs, those staff members are embedded within enterprises to teach them how to make use of AI.

From The Wall Street Journal

Carbon capture refers to a range of approaches that grab carbon oxides and then either store them underground permanently or make use of them, which for the most part means injecting carbon dioxide into oil and gas reservoirs to boost their production.

From MarketWatch