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At the peak period of overlapping forces, commanders will be able to capitalize on having as many as 200,000 troops in Iraq.

The postponed move-in dates have prevented Ratner from capitalizing on having an Eastern Division power that lost the N.B.A. finals in 2002 and 2003 and won 49 games as recently as the 2005-6 season.

"Some communities have risen up against the militants, and the government has to capitalize on this, has to prop them up," he said.

And it has invigorated Mr. Specter's rivals on the left and right, both of whom are trying to capitalize on his having switched parties.

Because math in music is clearer, attempts to capitalize on it have moved further along.

Fascist groups have capitalized on discontent and have had an easy time organizing on the social margins amongst the nihilistic and hopeless.

"At this point we have to capitalize on what we have invested," he said.

"Their assets are a lot different and you have to try to capitalize on what you have to work with".

"Against a team like Villanova, you have to capitalize on field position, you have to capitalize on turnovers, or on any big returns, and we didn't do that today," Fordham Coach Dave Clawson said.

The move to capitalize on the Web has become a financial imperative.

The prospects of fabricating PICs using silicon to capitalize on the investment have led to the success of silicon ICs.