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We've seen this in our own recent partnerships with companies like Levi's and The Gap, which have leveraged their existing customer bases and corporate identities to further Goodwill's Donate Movement.

The much derided loan and loan guarantee program — which stumbled with a half billion loss linked to solar panel maker Solyndra — has as of September had issued $31.98 billion in loans and loan guarantees for 30 projects, which have leveraged $50 billion in total project investment and created or saved 56,000 jobs.

The company models itself after companies such as GitHub, which have leveraged the cloud to create developer tools.

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Others say that hedge funds, which have leveraged returns in recent years by using borrowed money, are having to sell holdings to raise collateral against their borrowings.

Another country that must worry about Trump's fragile political prospects is Saudi Arabia, which has leveraged its future partly on Trump's pro-Saudi policies.

Like Uber, which has leveraged both drivers and riders to lobby city officials in recent years, ­Lehane is part of an ascendant trend in Silicon Valley, a ­recognition that the region needs a new tool kit to engage the political process.

Perhaps the New Age, liberal analogue of this can already be seen in a group like MoveOn.org, which has leveraged its big donations to create a remarkably committed and democratized membership; in April, the group raised $750,000 from its followers in a national bake sale.

A good example might be Singapore, which has leveraged its location between China and India to become one of the world's larger trade hubs, helping it graduate from the ranks of developing markets.

One example: the City of Oakland, California, which had leveraged the platform to build its award-winning Community Police Review Agency (CPRA) app, which gives citizens a simple, safe way of reporting complaints against police.

"I think we're seeing that there's no perfect global city," she says, "and that cities are developing specialized differences to compete". A good example might be Singapore, which has leveraged its location between China and India to become one of the world's larger trade hubs, helping it graduate from the ranks of developing markets.