Zumwinkel's most likely response: an alliance with UPS' rival, Federal Express, currently capitalized at over $11 billion.
The incident has also led to a Web site called http://www.sockandawe.com/ that is run by PopJam, to capitalize over the controversy by inviting users to try to throw as many shoes as they can at President Bush.
Corruption and impunity at every level of the state, but especially at the top, destroyed the army, undermined government institutions and persisted unchecked under the former president, whose ouster in a military coup last year created a disarray that the Islamists capitalized on to take over the north.
Although the narrator insists that "this is not one of those books where the dead speak," it is one of those books in which Important Phrases are Capitalized and over which the Angel of History hovers.
The party also capitalized on discontent over the ethnic discrimination practiced in the region by Czech officials.
After the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, Hussein al-Houthi capitalized on anger over the war to launch an armed revolt against the U.S.-allied president at the time, autocrat Ali Abdullah Saleh.
I just turned it over and they capitalized on it".
Mr. Turner, a retired cable TV executive, capitalized on voter angst over President Obama and concern over the administration's Israel policy, defeating Assemblyman David I. Weprin.
In addition, capitalizing on over 12,000 specimens collected from an Indonesian pediatric diarrhea surveillance effort, NAMRU-2 investigators evaluated the molecular epidemiology and antimicrobial resistance patterns of a number of important bacterial pathogens in this region, better informing empiric treatment strategies for travelers to these regions.
Clinton has capitalized on such wariness over Trump with a new advertisement.
India's tens of thousands of private schools, founded by former teachers, landowners, entrepreneurs and others, capitalized on parental frustration over the even poorer quality of government schools.
