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That success has given it unprecedented leverage over the state's institutions — the courts, universities, news media and, now, the military.

The $100 billion education stimulus package gives Education Secretary Arne Duncan unprecedented leverage to energize the languishing school reform effort.

The directive will give unions unprecedented leverage to demand right-to-organize provisions — including "card-check" rights that allow a union to be recognized as soon as a majority of workers sign authorization cards — for the roughly 2,000 workers expected to be hired at various facilities around the state once they are completed.

Reformers are girding for a fight with congressional leaders, and the looming deadline to reauthorize several Patriot Act provisions gives the former group unprecedented leverage.

Lastly, from a human rights perspective, Periscope and other mobile live streaming apps will continue to shine a light on social injustices around the world -- giving us access and unprecedented leverage that will help put pressure on governments, who will have a much more difficult time turning a blind eye to the injustices around them.

When TPP membership inevitably becomes an economic imperative for those powers, the United States will have unprecedented leverage to force their compliance with their preexisting trade obligations to the U.S., and with the tougher terms of the TPP, both as conditions of TPP entry.

LIV: Wielding unprecedented bargaining leverage, all-pro tailback Needa Mor'moneigh forces development of new artificial surface that scrolls underneath him so he doesn't have to run so much.

With the growing number of high-resolution GPCR crystal structures, we have the unprecedented opportunity to leverage structure-based drug design techniques.

287 and Annex VII of UNCLOS), the Arbitral Tribunal has provided the Philippines an unprecedented opportunity to leverage the UNCLOS as a basis to resolve maritime disputes in one of the world's most critical Sea Lines of Communications (SLOCs).

Burns put into practice a holistic strategy that maximized message impact by leveraging unprecedented coordination between outreach to both new and traditional media with cooperation from partner groups, pundits and other newsmakers.

But the unprecedented use of that leverage has to be stopped here, even at a terrible cost, because the long-term cost would be so much worse.