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The Group intends to further capitalise on the resilience of these products by actively seeking new customers and the opportunities to engage in the distribution of these products.

For some industries, the priority in China is building a long-term position to capitalise on growth: for car companies, China is about the here and now.

Hollywood executives now want to capitalise on the Oscar nominations and ensure that the film, directed by Tom Hooper, achieves true blockbuster success at the box office.

England were getting into good positions but lacked the crisp final ball, or indeed the movement in the box, to capitalise.

HOLLYWOOD's golden age may have ended in the 1950s, but it is only recently that Tinseltown appears to have hit upon a mathematical way to capitalise on our fickle attention spans.

Assuming she will be the PT candidate, Ms Rousseff has a major opportunity to capitalise on Mr Lula da Silva's popularity, but her ability to do so is still uncertain at this early stage.

The treatment appears to capitalise on the "plasticity" of the brain's neural connections, by training different parts of the brain to take over functions that are usually performed in another region.