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seize the advantage

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See: beat, defeat


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Specifically they decided to utilize cheaper sub contractors in key areas to seize the advantage with just a small impact on their profit margin.
Richard Street, Head of Securities and Fund Services, Middle East, Citi, said, "We are delighted Majid Al Futtaim has chosen our network and breadth of services to help it seize the advantages of the current investment environment.
Federer didn't face a break point against the 52nd-ranked Frenchman, breaking him in the seventh game of the second set to seize the advantage.
 
 
 
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