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leverage

noun as in influence

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"We need investment in the data infrastructure for the opportunities it presents to really be leveraged by people," says Ngobi.

From BBC

The Biden administration's policy towards the Horn of Africa was neither committed to principled multilateralism, nor ready to use its leverage with the Gulf states.

From BBC

Sharon — who met her husband at a summer theater program — saw this as an opening: They’d get set up in California and use the movie as leverage to get Keke more work.

The actor leverages his physical comedy to ooze smoothness, grinding in his chair to show off how much Bad Bunny loves the club.

From Salon

The Harris-Walz campaign seemed at first to leverage those more visceral forces effectively, but would not or could not follow through.

From Salon

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

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