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This is good news for the country, which is set to capitalize on global interest about the new Mayan calendar, with more than 600 events themed around the unveiling on Dec. 21, 2012.

CBS itself is set to capitalize immediately with the debut next month of "Big Brother," possibly the most elaborate effort in the movement toward voyueristic shows, in which 10 people spend three months together in a house, with their every movement recorded live on camera.

They know what they're doing and the company's first tablet, the PlayBook, is set to capitalize on that brand love.

This time we look at oil and gas, solar, wind, biofuel and nuclear companies, plus five companies set to capitalize in other ways on the shift to cleaner energy production.

All things considered, it seemed as though "Sleepy Hollow" was set to capitalize on the many strengths of Season 1.

Trump seemed set to capitalize on the media's longstanding reticence to cover stories that seem too tawdry or, as CNN's Chris Cillizza put it last January, "icky" as well.

"All the Big Five firms are struggling to transition their business models and employee skill sets to capitalize on the demand for Internet consulting services," he said.

And now Morales seems set to also capitalize on recent glimmers of hope in Bolivia's long running struggle to obtain a sovereign corridor through Chile to the Pacific Ocean.

Showtime immediately set out to capitalize on the wins, an effort made easier by the second-season premiere of "Homeland" to be shown on Sunday.

City officials acknowledged that they did not set out to capitalize on the girls' sports market, yet they are grateful for the added revenue that it brings.

It was set up to capitalize on the steady-growth funeral industry.