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"The only real leverage I had over him was he needed the money."

He would have given him some leverage for next season.

In those years a number of countries had great leverage on Iraq.

Maybe I can find some leverage to use against him.

He wants them to have a baby, a little leverage.

Such an action would put the department leverage on the side of the most important problems in the schools.

"They are trying to leverage the city for more money."

There is no one man who can leverage 13,000 people.

Your leverage for this year is pretty much used up.

And that will give us all the leverage we need.

They needed some leverage in case it did go bad.

And he had no right to use that as leverage.

Though, as I have told you, much can be done by leverage.

She might be able to get some leverage out of that.

It was a matter of leverage in the right place.

Even that small leverage may turn out to be nothing at all.

Now we're going to be able to leverage that in order to go further.

It was difficult to get any leverage on anything in her current state.

That is, the water will give us the leverage we need to move forward.

Then she could see if there was some way to use one of them as leverage against the other.

But is it too late to leverage their star power?

Once he can get leverage on you, it's hard to stop him.

"I think we have quite a bit of leverage here."

With a good year, he has the leverage of free agency.

You may have some leverage if another college offered a better deal.

We are leveraging the center's research to support our economy.

The company has seen sales growth every year in part as a result of leveraging technology.

We are a stimulus for leveraging state, local and private money.

What if all that heat could be leveraged to power its engine?

The real question is whether they are committed to leveraging their good names.

If they had, these people believe, the firm would never have been leveraged to the degree that it was.

"Now is not the time to stop leveraging," he said.

Or is it a move brought on by 1990 leveraging?"

Our future technology development depends on leveraging the human resources in China.

"They're now taking it out of the stock market and leveraging housing."

"We were surprised that he had leveraged the portfolio up by almost three times."

And as oil prices went up, it leveraged more technology to get better mileage.

So it's a nice way of actually leveraging additional processing power.

It was a bold move, leveraging up at a time when interest rates were north of 20 percent.

"It's critical in terms of leveraging the private dollars," he said.

"They got the real estate at a very good price and are leveraging it in their favor."

That will be further leveraged by the company's foreign push."

Doctors 2.0 are also leveraging social media as a powerful tool.

Later, he leveraged his political science skills into a marketing job at Mercedes.

Suppose he's leveraging the same scam three or four times over?

But the issue here is those people are not leveraging anything, they're borrowing money for consumption.

A new wave of professional women is leveraging pregnancy into business opportunity.

"We'll be putting more of our own money into the transactions and leveraging them less," he said.

Gambling with big money is fun; just imagine leveraging everything you own.

The company has leveraged its technology portfolio to expand into a number of large markets.