Paul Sykes scored two tries and capitalised on his team's flamboyant exposure of Wigan's mistakes with the unerring accuracy of his kicking.
Paul Sillet from Unite Against Fascism (UAF) believes that these types of groups "feed off the atmosphere of extremist Islamophobia in the mainstream press, and try to capitalise on the horrors of situations such as Rotherham".
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Barring such a decision, he'll simply be shedding crocodile tears all the way to the bank.As for whoever winds up buying the Hawks, they would be well-advised to bear in mind that they are acquiring an asset in a diverse city with diverse fans, and to try to capitalise on those characteristics rather than resist them.
"We'll try to capitalise on that and put them under pressure".
This week, the England and Wales Cricket Board will try to capitalise on the first Ashes victory in Australia for 24 years by auctioning the rights to sponsor home Test matches from 2012.
George Osborne, the chancellor, has repeatedly urged British companies to seek new export markets beyond Europe and US, to try to capitalise on the rising wealth in some of the fastest-growing economies, such as China.
Swansea gave Albion a helping hand in that respect by sitting deep and doing little to try to capitalise on the fragile confidence among a group of players that are all but resigned to relegation.
We've got our noses in front and we've got to try to capitalise on that".
I have grumbled rather about the way in which Bobby has been written to date, but I thought this episode rather effective in showing the real horror of being forced to stifle your sexuality for the sake of your job and social standing, while opponents try to capitalise on your perceived weakness.
