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But other businesses are trying to leverage the arts indirectly.

Many companies are trying to leverage the power of Twitter to connect with customers and promote their brands and products.

"We are trying to leverage our dollars as best we can with one network," he said of his television choice.

Several projects, outlined by Laura Krantz for Smithsonian magazine, are trying to leverage modern technology to save this family of mammals.

"We are trying to leverage the experience of all the editors out there," said Larry Page, Google's co-founder and president for products.

That both candidates are trying to leverage their ties to Mr. Obama underscores how popular the president is here and how unpopular his rival, Mitt Romney, is, even though he once served as the state's governor.

"I'm trying to leverage that to increase the flow of humanitarian aid".

Mr. da Silva is trying to leverage his friendly ties with Iran's government to help broker a compromise.

LinkedIn, too, has been trying to leverage the data on its site by, for example, making it more searchable.

Fundamentally, the BBC is trying to leverage its broadcast licence into control over the devices that can receive broadcasts.

"We're trying to leverage it this time in as many ways as we can," he added.