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91. The programmes were implemented by governments through existing political channels, thus allowing dominant groups to take advantage of the situation.

92. But all parties marvel at the way Meier has managed to take advantage of the site.

93. Portadown was criticized for having failed to take advantage of its favourable position for trade.

94. Our companies need to take advantage of it and the Government should give them every encouragement.

95. Not all users will be able to take advantage of the new software, however.

96. We have, therefore, changed the design slightly to take advantage of that new freedom.

97. And fears are multiplying that professional counterfeiters will take advantage of the unfamiliarity of the new currency to circulate forged notes.

98. Allow pupils in group or personal study to take advantage of national databanks and broaden the scope of their study 5.

99. Economic trends occur swiftly and become established before large industries can scale up and take advantage of new demands.

100. In Tasmania aborigine hunters led a nomadic life to take advantage of the seasonal food supply in different regions.

101. The pharmaceuticals industry has lobbied extensively to make sure that poor countries don't take advantage of these rules.

102. You should, therefore[sentencedict.com], act now to take advantage of a unique investment opportunity.

103. Manufacturers of computer-aided design systems are jockeying aggressively to take advantage of this potential goldmine.

104. And the current television-and catalog-based shopping processes are expected to undergo major changes to take advantage of the technology.

105. Mr Young said he has had to sell stock he would prefer to keep in order to take advantage of new opportunities.

106. We just hope tens of thousands of other Star subscribers can take advantage of this major price cut, too.

107. The enemy could not fail to see his opportunity and take advantage of it.

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108. If your child enjoys playing with trains, this is a marvelous opportunity to take advantage of that interest.

109. So, for starters, we actually have a six-piece sail to take advantage of the ripstop nylon.

110. They do not adjust their shopping list to take advantage of price fluctuations among competing products.

111. Yet few teachers take advantage of the world outside as a classroom.

112. It also includes a Comms package but in order to take advantage of this facility you need a modem in your computer.

113. Although most who take advantage of flexible schedules are working mothers, fathers are using them to an extent not generally acknowledged.

114. Lack of internal capital and entrepreneurial experience mean that rural people are often not able to take advantage of such opportunities.

115. Island authorities are keen to take advantage of their position as a self-governing Crown protectorate to attract offshore investment funds.

116. It is unmoral to take advantage of the deformities.

117. Take advantage of the primacy - recency effect.

118. Advertisers like to take advantage of children's natural credulity.

119. Take advantage of your refractory period.

120. Don't take advantage of the greenhorn.