You might think children's book illustrators would capitalise on this, but a trawl through examples from the last 50 years or so shows that, in books, children's eyes have become smaller and smaller - tiny dots are all that are needed now.
Yet there was no guarantee that Federer would capitalise on Nadal's exit, not least when he trailed Juan Martín del Potro after three sets of their semi-final.
Yet a victory seemed far from assured in the opening minutes when it looked as though Leeds would capitalise on the absence of Shaun Briscoe.
Aides suggested he was keener to outline how he would capitalise on the enthusiasm of the supporters who were attracted to his leadership campaign rather than attack David Cameron and the Tories.
Sports Direct sought to quash speculation that Ashley, who owns 55% of the company, would capitalise on the depressed share price by buying back all of the business he founded in 1982.
An open letter to Semel from the board was published on Yahoo's corporate site, emphasising the highlights of his reign, but and saying the new team would capitalise on the company's strengths in its "next phase of growth".
The East Manchester Line would capitalise on serving the City of Manchester Stadium, a host venue of the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
Data linking via the registries/NCDR would capitalise on costly data collection and validation work already undertaken, and allow PROMs to be efficiently linked with a uniform dataset, which is subject to the highest standards of governance and security.
Watford, excellent even prior to the dismissal, would eventually capitalise.
Creepy stuff, but the music thrills most: its three movements shift from baroque, Eastern-tinged folk, through a middle section featuring Tony Banks's fuzz-toned keyboards and Steve Hackett's finger-tapped arpeggios, to an eerie, yearning final passage that gave Gabriel space to explore the rich, soulful voice he would later capitalise on in his solo career.
