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General Electric is also capitalizing on its reputation as one of the nation's best-managed companies.

Snapchat needs reasons for teens to come back every day as it struggles to grow amidst competition from Instagram, so it's capitalizing on its Los Angeles roots.

The car's functionality aside, Hyundai has been capitalizing on its warranty, which is one of the best in the business.

Facebook is also capitalizing on its worldwide reach to help users notify one another of their whereabouts in the affected region.

Capitalizing on its dearly bought influence over the auto industry, it has reached a deal with carmakers to impose a strict national standard for tailpipe emissions and to accelerate the current timetable for raising vehicle fuel economy standards.

But using Loopt's G.P.S.-based technology and capitalizing on its relationships with mobile carriers, CBS Mobile wants to make it easier for advertisers to aim promotions at consumers more precisely as they walk by particular stores and restaurants.

"It's a location that could be sold better," capitalizing on its fame, he said.

Moving ashes around is not the only way Russia has been capitalizing on its dead classics, heroes, and generals.

Releasing the potential of India's cities holds the key to capitalizing on its young population, M.G.I. says.

N.Y.U. is not the only campus capitalizing on its location to attract students from other American colleges.

When will JD start to seriously capitalize on its technologies?