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leverage
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leverage (leˑ·v·rij),
n chiropractic technique in which the thrust is applied with counterstabilization so that the force of the initial thrust is not lost.


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In order to extricate themselves from their leveraged life SERPs, companies have several alternatives: (1) take a portion of the policy's remaining cash value and purchase a reduced paid-up policy to avoid tax consequences; (2) kill the plan and pay the taxes; (3) do an IRS Section 1035 tax-free exchange, using a funding mechanism that avoids future leveraging of corporate-owned life insurance.
Executives expect CIOs and IT to play a significant role in leveraging short-term performance and long-term competitiveness in 2007.
NASDAQ: AKAM), the leading global service provider for accelerating content and business processes online, today announced that Nintendo is leveraging Akamai's services as the content distribution infrastructure for its Wii, launched on December 2, 2006 (http://www.
 
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