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The strength of any successful platform is rarely about being all things to all people, but rather leveraging its uniqueness in ways that make peoples' lives better.

The key is not a complete conversion to digital educational resources, but rather leveraging the digital revolution to upend publishing norms and reduce the cost for students.

Graphita does not appear to offer its own social networking hooks but rather leverages existing products and services.

Netflix doesn't use these lists of sub-genres directly on its homescreen, but rather leverages its understanding of how content is classified to make better recommendations that are personalized to its users.

Netflix doesn't use these lists of sub-genres directly on its homescreen, but rather leverages its understanding of how content is classified to make better recommendations that are personalized to its users.

The app doesn't actually require venues to have iBeacon or Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) devices installed in order for this to work, to be clear, but rather leverages Core Bluetooth and Core Location technology in the iPhone itself to help its users find one another out the real world.

And just like Lincoln stalled the Confederate peace delegates, to use the war as leverage to pass his amendment, Obama should recognize that the so-called "fiscal cliff" is not a deadline, but rather leverage to achieve his goals of increased tax revenue and spending on projects that will stimulate economic growth.

The Perioperative Surgical Home is not intended to replace the surgeon's patient care responsibility, but rather leverage the abilities of the entire perioperative care team in the service of the patient.

Not by thinking they must spend millions of R&D dollars to enter into this market space, but rather by leveraging the vast amount of existing technology in their current inventories.

Many large corporations are taking second-screen and offline engagement very seriously and are choosing not to purchase Super Bowl advertising, but rather to leverage existing spokespeople and assets to drive engagement with consumers.

Rather, leverage companies will alter their instruments into "installment" or "cash forward contracts," thereby escaping any bar to non-exchange-traded futures.