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Mr. Glendening intends to capitalize on a Gore lead measured among blacks in the latest Mason-Dixon poll as 69percenttoto Mr. Bradley's 12percentt.

The new Oscar Mayer product is intended to capitalize on a national craze for bacon that has spawned a rash of higher-end brands, sold by mail order as well as in supermarkets.

GE intends to capitalize on this trend, and has already made a significant investment to do so.

It's a play on collaborative consumption that intends to capitalize on the fact that people are unaware that it's possible to borrow things from others they don't know, but seem to be keen on doing so with a proper infrastructure in place.

Now, Oracle intends to capitalize on H.P.'s mistake, Mr. Ellison said.

Miramax intends to capitalize on the nominations by putting it into many more theaters in coming weeks.

Clearly, the Republican advertising intends to capitalize on Mr. Bush's popularity in Montana and North Dakota to pressure the two Senate Democrats.

For the time being, he intends to capitalize on voter dissatisfaction, and on whatever's left of the tradition of Texas populism.

Its new effort intends to capitalize on and enhance efforts by the food industry and school districts and governments to address the problem, Dr. Lavizzo-Mourey said.

DreamWorks also intends to capitalize on the generally glowing reviews that greeted the release of its animated "Chicken Run" last week by expanding into several hundred more theaters.

The strong economy has clearly put job hunters, especially contractors, in the drivers seat and Monster.com intends to capitalize on that fact by helping steer them to the best opportunities around.