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Overseeding now will also make it less likely that weeds will get a foothold next year.

Males will need both guts and guile to ensure their genes get a foothold in the next generation.

At the same time, the Kremlin has used its control over the election laws, government agencies and the news media to ensure that the opposition has little if any chance of gaining a foothold in the next Parliament.

Boeing has commonly used acquisitions to give it a foothold in emerging next-generation technology markets.

"The last thing anyone wants to see is al-Qaeda gaining a foothold in southern Syria next to Israel.

But the EV strategy with Smart is more about maintaining a foothold in what could become the next big market – and restricting options could drive more customers interested in the Smart lineup to begin with to go for the zero emission options that remain.

Only after some time was Putin able to gain a foothold in Moscow and begin his next, final round of promotions, culminating in his current 15-year run in the Kremlin.

My problem is ungoverned spaces". The solution lay in establishing a human network that makes it more difficult for the next Joseph Kony, the next Abubakar Shekau, to find a foothold in Africa.

The next big step is seeing if it really grasps or takes a foothold in social life.

The next battleground for search will be mobile, and Microsoft can gain a foothold by striking presumably lucrative deals with device manufacturers to feature its search over others.

He made his first trip to Chicago in 1955 but was unable to gain a foothold in the competitive local blues scene and returned to Mississippi, where he spent the next several years honing his craft.