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take advantage of

VERB
impose upon
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“Not many trading areas have a whole industry full of people giving us guidance for free, so might as well take advantage of that,” NelsonOrAri says.

From Barron's

The yen has largely weakened against the dollar for over a decade as a result of relatively lower interest rates in Japan compared with the U.S. — which enabled investors to take advantage of the Japanese currency’s cheapness through carry trades.

From MarketWatch

The yen has largely weakened against the dollar for over a decade as a result of relatively lower interest rates in Japan compared with the U.S. — which enabled investors to take advantage of the Japanese currency’s cheapness through carry trades.

From MarketWatch

A spokesman for the Wasdale team said: "We avoid judging those we rescue but struggle to understand when the rescued take advantage of hospitality provided by our supporters in the valley."

From BBC

The administration’s idea is to take advantage of that power capacity during demand spikes.

From The Wall Street Journal