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Jared Tabor
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Not just Turkish... Jul 30, 2010

Here's a related thread: http://www.proz.com/topic/176668
 
Anett Lindner
Anett Lindner
Germany
Member (2008)
English to German
Fabulous plot Jul 30, 2010

... where is the like-button

[Edited at 2010-07-30 16:41 GMT]
 
philgoddard
philgoddard
United States
German to English
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leveraged Jul 30, 2010

I've just worked out what this word means, as in "The attack leveraged the power of crowdsourcing" . It means "used".
 
Erik Matson
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Thailand
Local time: 09:13
English to Norwegian
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leveraged Aug 1, 2010

philgoddard wrote:

I've just worked out what this word means, as in "The attack leveraged the power of crowdsourcing" . It means "used".



 


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