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parlay

verb as in bet; maneuver

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Being a talented chef can then be parlayed into broader success, especially when combined with skills in areas like communication if hosting a TV show or writing a cookbook.

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In 1992, it entered politics, parlaying its growing popularity to elect lawmakers to parliament.

Instead, his attempt at writing dramas has been parlayed into a career that utilizes something Jones has more familiarity with: self-deprecating humor.

Will he be able to parlay his political losses since 2016 into another term as president?

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Sandy Koufax parlayed five magic summers into a plaque at Cooperstown.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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