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Tyco International agreed to acquire Lucent Technologies's power-systems unit for $2.5 billion in cash in a move the company hopes will allow it to leverage its strength in selling a wide range of items like fiber optic components, fire protection systems and disposable medical products.

Mr. Monti's objections to that deal centered mainly on concerns that Tetra Laval could leverage its strength in carton packaging, using it unfairly to win dominance in the plastic bottle market as well.

Live Nation has a plan to leverage its strength in concerts.

Sequence similarity searches against UniRef database leverage its strength in removing sequencing bias and redundancy, while taking advantage of its power of clustering proteins of similar function (see Section 3.3).

The sale follows an announcement last summer by Sabre, which was fully spun off from parent AMR one year ago, that it planned to leverage its strengths in the software application, reservations services and Web operating areas.

And it would allow the company to leverage its strengths in social features to build out a larger platform that spans both web and mobile properties in order create a large, combined user base of people who stream media content on their devices.

"I think it is very important for radio to leverage its strengths, including local community, group listening and a 'social DNA' which can be amplified by platforms like Jelli".

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Warren Buffett: American Express’ ability to leverage its strengths in travel-related services and credit-card operations has led to decent operating gains in recent quarters.

"Line will leverage its strengths to reinforce gumi's business in both Japan and overseas markets, while gumi will begin development for specific gams that will be published on Line, reaching approximately 500 million users globally," says Redmer.

A Harvard business school case study on the company gives learners an opportunity to explore "how a small or medium-sized privately-owned company can leverage its strengths and innovate while grappling with the challenges of providing software-as-a-service in the education sector, a leap for a company used to selling directly to schools and school districts".