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"We've now got our chance to leverage the brand over time," Mr. Dee said.

He might be a bust, but he might also go through the roof, giving you a chance to leverage his inherent volatility into a competitive advantage.

We'll have folks using phones running on Android, iOS, or Facebook variants, among others, and we'll have a chance to leverage features from Color Labs's systems.

Wattpad, the Toronto-based social network based on writing and reading, has just announced a new crowdfunding platform called "Fan Funding" which offers authors on its network the chance to leverage their huge followings for raising capital towards creative works.

But Shazam wants you to ingest your music a bit differently from here on out, and has launched the Shazam Player app to give users a better chance to leverage its new feature, Lyric Play.

Square Order will also give Square a chance to leverage some of the other e-commerce infrastructure that it is putting in place — specifically around the area of logistics and fulfillment.

But that won't hold back the western powers from the chance to increase their leverage in Syria's grisly struggle for power.

It also gives Barnes & Noble the chance to use its position as leverage with publishers and landlords.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are a hard-scrabble group who know their only chance for victory is to leverage every ounce of talent they can get their hands on, no matter where they find it.

The Americans are renegotiating a further 20-year rollover lease on the islands, giving the UK government rare leverage and a chance to say the lease for the strategically important base would only be renewed if the Chagossians were allowed to return to at least the outlying islands, away from Diego Garcia.

But the chance to vote his shares would give him leverage.