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Uber will be able to capitalize on Facebook Messenger's hundreds of millions of users.

These competitors will be able to capitalize quickly on current differences in global efficiency across markets.

But Mr. Pollack and others cautioned that it is far from clear that Mr. Bush will be able to capitalize on the Blix report.

Mr. Samore said he hoped that the Obama administration "will be able to capitalize on this launch to strengthen our case" on the dangers of Iran's nuclear program.

At the peak period of overlapping forces, commanders will be able to capitalize on having as many as 200,000 troops in Iraq.

If so, President Obama will be able to capitalize on the cease-fire to renew a push for a permanent settlement.

"Hopefully, I'll be able to capitalize on them.

And they'll be able to capitalize on that brand equity for years to come, and are often able to sell their tubes at a premium simply because of the brand equity associated with the product.

When creators go live on YouTube, they'll be able to capitalize on the sizable fan bases they've developed over the years on the site.

"What that means to our artists is that we'll be able to capitalize by exposing our artists to hundreds of millions of users.

And will competitors such as Mint also be tarnished with doubt, or will they be able to capitalize on Rudder's misstep?