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Mr. Erdogan will try to leverage the new permission to press them into action.

In a replay of elections past, the G.O.P. will try to leverage racial ghosts and fears without getting its hands visibly dirty.

Mr. Romney's former colleagues are quietly waiting to see whether he will try to leverage - pun very much intended - his role at Bain in his campaign or will continue to shy away from it.

Its members -- including Coca-Cola, Sara Lee, Kraft, PepsiCo and Gillette, along with Procter & Gamble -- will try to leverage their size in obtaining better prices for raw materials and share data to find less expensive and more efficient ways to ship products and track inventory.

It is well provided with logistics for organizing large training programs and conferences, and we will try to leverage that," explains Gardellin.

Shin explained that he believes Terra could do the same in Asia where, like Alipay, it will try to leverage e-commerce (in this case its partner businesses) to go beyond payments and into financial services.

But US Airways is the nation's sixth-largest carrier, and it would be the biggest test case to date of how the government handles the loan guarantee process and how companies in the industry will try to use leverage from such applications to bring down labor costs.

Nokia will undoubtedly try to leverage their carrier-billing agreements here, making In-App Purchase all the more enticing.

That speaks to a clear appetite for paid content that not just gaming apps but others will likely try to leverage in the years ahead, in contrast to recent years where free, ad-supported apps felt like nearly the only game in town.

Democrats, aware of his predicament, will try to use their leverage to the full extent possible.

But, privately, officials worry that Russia will try to use the leverage provided by the supply route.