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In the book, Bamford describes the agency as "free of legal restrictions" while wielding "technological capabilities for eavesdropping beyond imagination".

Brands like Burberry and Rolex have creatively wielded digital capabilities to enhance their identity, but it doesn't always work for everyone.

In moving into a new era where the cyber domain offers state and non-state actors the ability to wield low-cost capabilities for high-effect actions, understanding the implications of these threats to national security is paramount.

As for the stick, the U.S. simply doesn't wield the spoiler capability it once did.

Either they can build up their military capabilities to wield power abroad, or they can aim to increase their citizens' living standards.

The C-Max also wields better electric-only capabilities than the Prius (a top speed of 62mph and longer EV-only range), and it handily wins the fuel economy ratings war, with an EPA estimate of 47mpg city, 47mpg highway and 47mpg combined.

Wielding Fusion's industry-leading production capabilities toward fun, granular coverage of the U.S. and Latin American teams can make Fusion the go-to English-language network for soccer in the Americas.

Unions wield considerable power.

Doctors wield immense power.

Instead, they wield baseball bats.

Some influencers wield enormous power.