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But the backlash over the plan has been capitalised on by some internet firms.

This has been capitalised by Islamists, who are ideologically driven to destroy the state of Israel.

She has been capitalising on her insight ever since.

Labor has been capitalising in the past week on shifts in the government's schools policy, accusing it of undermining the Gonski reforms.

His flurry of trips abroad this year most recently included his first state visit to North Korea, where Mr Hu has been capitalising on global concerns about the country's nuclear ambitions to establish China as a broker of peace.

We're out on the road again!'" The show has been capitalising on her reporting background – last year Kearney presented it from Afghanistan; during the summer riots, Wato decamped to Hackney.

Since Angela Merkel's decision to approve a prosecution request for comedian Jan Böhmermann for performing a poem mocking Erdoğan's response to the video of his "insulting" song Erdowie, Erdowo, Erdoğan, the Turkish president has been capitalising on his success.

But while tourism may have been capitalising on the sunshine, the solar industry has not.

Many political merchandise manufacturers have been capitalising on this with a variety of Kerry/Frankenstein products.

Artists of all sorts have been capitalising on the rich subject matter for centuries.

The mobsters were lauded for being faster and more efficient than the government relief effort – goodwill on which they have been capitalising for over a decade.