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Now Microsoft could have better leverage to try to persuade those customers to stay within the Nokia family and buy a Windows phone rather than a competitor.

Rep. Wexler went on to discuss that there is a third good option in that the President may have better leverage with the American public to support action if engagement efforts are attempted and failed.

Netflix, in a kind of arms race against Amazon, has been building up its content relationships to make itself more attractive to consumers — and as its scale grows it is bound to have better leverage in its negotiations with content companies.

In this sense, soft target training has better leveraged the available capacity of the large network.

Senator Clinton has said that she thought the president should have the authority to threaten force so he would have better negotiation leverage.

Traditional Thai massage is "dry" and can be vigorous -- masseurs have stood on me to get better leverage for stretching the shoulders.

Does Goldsmith believe, as a Conservative, he'd have better access and leverage with the Treasury as mayor?

Get better leverage and begin going slowly.

Since before GoPro went public in May of 2014, analysts predicted the company would have to better leverage its video content space to stay competitive as more hardware makers produce similar cameras.

The NFL Players Association has always had better success suing the league than they have during labor stoppages where leverage is hard to maintain.

His position coach, Dennis Thurman, approached and showed him how to catch the ball with his hands high, instead of palms up, which had given Austin better leverage.