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It took nearly ten years for someone to capitalize on Donovan's idea: namely, Victor Mills, creator of Pampers®.

"Living and Eating" was published in the U.S. by Clarkson Potter, and in Britain by Ebury Press; it's been out of print for more than a decade, despite my fervent hopes that someone will capitalize on its of-the-moment sensibility and bring it back.

And if you don't figure out what that is first, someone will capitalize on the opportunity you've left on the table.

It's no surprise that eBay saw someone else capitalizing on the transactions it facilitates and threw its own hat in the ring along with Wells Fargo to create BillPoint.

She's become seen as someone who just sort of capitalizes on [gay culture] for explicitly straight audiences," Dwyer said.

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It was surely only a matter of time before someone thought to capitalize on the current trend for wearables with a battery designed to charge via kinetic energy.

It's just someone looking to capitalize on the popularity of their brands and now-widespread privacy fears, and you can count on more bogus services like this one popping up as long as online privacy remains buzzworthy.

But handing over thousands of pounds to someone who's capitalizing on a massacre is in bad taste.

While TREC's plan is nowhere near becoming a reality, it seems inevitable that, in one form or another, someone will try to capitalize on the vast solar energy resources available in the sun-soaked countries of the Sun Belt.

It capitalizes on the connectedness of individuals.