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They're easy prey and Golden Dawn will capitalise on their ignorance".

CN Group, which publishes the North West Evening Mail and the Cumberland News, will capitalise on the established distribution of those titles through Menzies.

With an NME tour alongside Palma Violets, Miles Kane and Django Django under their belts, chances are their SXSW set will capitalise on their already considerable success.

So it feels a little like bets are being hedged: a late run at the awards, and then hopefully it will capitalise on any buzz.

"We fear the BNP will capitalise on the lethargy of both the Labour and Tory parties in areas that they have ignored," he says.

It is not clear how Putin will capitalise on the naked torso of the River God after its unveiling – presumably not by striking the same pose, given its missing genitalia.

"South Africa provides the institutional stability, depth of financial markets, and regulatory efficiency that many corporates will look to capitalise on as a base for wider pan-African operations," notes a study by the Standard Bank (one of the country's four largest banks).

The joint venture, described as "first-of-its-kind" by Beckham himself, will reportedly "capitalise on Beckham's star power and status as one of the world's most famous and style icons".

He will just capitalise on whatever is hot at the moment.

Labour's lack of will to capitalise on the strike in the Commons comes despite a very high proportion of the public blaming the Government for it.

We will never capitalise on the promise of our burgeoning green economy or avert the worst excesses on climate change, unless politicians are prepared to stand up and be counted both in opposition and in government.