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Still, there are opportunities in the digital arena for Hollywood players like Skelly if they capitalize on their skills, learn more about digital entertainment technology and are able to wear many hats, Forest said.

The Mets could be headed toward a 29th losing season this year — many fans and pundits seem to think so — and their effort to avoid one will be helped greatly if they can capitalize on their early schedule, which offers some unimposing opponents.

If they can capitalize on brand recognition and first-time smartphone buyers, it just may work.

While the strategic planning process often reveals large opportunities and hazards, firms only benefit if they can capitalize on the good and avoid the bad with speed and innovative thinking.

Many Americans see buying as a way to aid the economy, but sellers can risk sounding as if they are capitalizing on the war.

"We have determined that these businesses will have the best chance of optimizing shareholder value if they are capitalized and operated separately," said Michael P. Huseby, Chief Executive Officer of Barnes & Noble, in a released statement.

"We have determined that these businesses will have the best chance of optimizing shareholder value if they are capitalized and operated separately," Barnes & Noble Chief Executive Michael P. Huseby said in a statement Wednesday. .

Many fear that if they do not capitalize on this moment, the revolution may prove fruitless.

"I think the club and the organization think about it differently than the player, and if they want to capitalize on it, leverage it, I am on board," Dickey said.

The 14-4 run to start the second has given them a one-point lead, and Cleveland took a timeout to see if they can further capitalize on this momentum.

This is a back-to-basics approach that all retailers and brands must master if they want to capitalize not only on the Millennial generation, but others as well.