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Thousands of these structures have been constructed over the years to take advantage of natural watercourses and rivers.

The state's case says that Meta knew how Instagram could take advantage of teenagers' brains.

Which the chloroplast is happy to take advantage of!

For now though, I think the ram pump is an ingenious way to take advantage of the properties of fluids.

Simply putting a top on an open channel allows us to take advantage of pressure to move fluids where we want them to go.

But, what if there was a way to take advantage of the superior strength of rock without going to the added trouble and expense of lining the tunnel to provide support?

The model drill string is biased in one direction because of the asymmetry, and I can take advantage of that bias to steer the bit.

Because even though water hammer is generally a problem for engineers, there is a way to take advantage of this normally inauspicious effect for a beneficial use.

Taking advantage of the underutilized underground seems obvious, but there are some disadvantages too.

I felt like I got taken advantage of and I just did not like having a car payment.

In fact, a lot of microwavable packaging takes advantage of this, using a thin metal coating to crisp the food’s surface.

Helpless people contribute to society but are taken advantage of by others, especially bandits.