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'''Leverage(d)''' may refer to: |
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*[[Leverage (TV series)|''Leverage'' (TV series)]] |
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*A [[Penalty (American football)|personal foul]] in [[American football]] which is called when a defender, attempting to block a kick, uses a teammate as "leverage" to attain a better position; specifically for jumping off a teammate |
*A [[Penalty (American football)|personal foul]] in [[American football]] which is called when a defender, attempting to block a kick, uses a teammate as "leverage" to attain a better position; specifically for jumping off a teammate |
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*[Leverage] Power to get things done. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[Lever (disambiguation)]] |
*[[Lever (disambiguation)]] |
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Leverage(d) may refer to:
- The use of a lever
- Leverage (dance), a type of dance connection
- Leverage (finance), using given resources to magnify the financial outcome
- Leveraged buyout, using debt to gain control of a company's equity
- Leverage (negotiation)
- Leverage, a Finnish melodic hard/heavy metal band
- Leverage (statistics), a term in regression analysis
- Leverage (TV series)
- A personal foul in American football which is called when a defender, attempting to block a kick, uses a teammate as "leverage" to attain a better position; specifically for jumping off a teammate
- [Leverage] Power to get things done.