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"Cristiano is one of the top influencers on the planet who has effectively leveraged his social following and engagement into a media powerhouse to drive tremendous value for his sponsors," says Hookit co-founder Scott Tilton.

Bernie Sanders raised tens of millions of dollars from donors giving less than $200, and Donald Trump has effectively leveraged his various platforms to drive Republicans to the highest small donor numbers in the party's history.

WormBase (9), for example, has effectively leveraged machine learning methods to categorize the literature (10).

Despite funding being an annual uncertainty, MRFFG has effectively leveraged their resources to address community seafood safety concerns.

Report   Additionally, in the humanitarian sector UNICEF has effectively leveraged its role as facilitator of interagency coordination to position itself as a major humanitarian player alongside agencies with larger humanitarian budgets and programs almost exclusively devoted to humanitarian functions.

Additionally, in the humanitarian sector UNICEF has effectively leveraged its role as facilitator of interagency coordination to position itself as a major humanitarian player alongside agencies with larger humanitarian budgets and programs almost exclusively devoted to humanitarian functions.

Kim Heung-kyu, Professor of Chinese Security and Foreign Policy at the Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, said Lee had effectively leveraged the U.S.-Korea relationship to improve relations with China, which is eager for closer ties with Korea to check U.S. and Japanese interests in the region.

Recently though, it still seems that collectives informal and formal civil society groups and social movements—have more effectively leveraged the Internet in support of issue-specific campaigns.

And no agency has effectively addressed the huge leverage in the system, a problem that seriously compounded the recent crisis.

DRS has effectively restored that.

For Task A, the Mayo Clinic system effectively leveraged the learning from positive and unlabeled data approach (57, 58) to mitigate the constraint of having limited training data.