"It gives us an edge tactically, it gives us an edge strategically," Mabus said.
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Microsoft has an edge with Office 365 bundling and IBM has an edge with cognitive computing.
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Do white fans give an edge to white players or black fans give an edge to black players?
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But in Silicon Valley, where seemingly the bare minimum is being a boy genius in a hoodie staying up for 100-hour hackathons, an edge is an edge.
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I MEAN, OBVIOUSLY YOU STUDY IT, I READ ABOUT IT, SO MAYBE I HAVE A BIT OF AN EDGE IN PREDICTING THE MARKET BUT NOT ENOUGH OF AN EDGE.
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He plays — and sometimes speaks — with an edge.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has an edge with voters older than 60.
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Polling suggests Mr. Sanders may have an edge in excitement.
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A bonus wildcard policy gives her an edge early on.
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Each side resorted to desperate measures to gain an edge.
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Northern Ireland has much more of an edge to it.
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It will have an edge over all the competing projects.
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"Asus wants an edge in technology through collaboration with startups."
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What really gives Homecoming an edge, though, is its specificity.
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And that's where Tesla has an edge, according to Jonas.
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Renfro's edge, however, was that he actually had an edge.
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And that kind of momentum could give Amazon an edge.
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There's an edge of darkness that still resonates as dancey.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont recorded an edge almost as large.
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But I just used that as an edge for me.
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Gaming is competitive, and everyone is looking for an edge.
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Give yourself an edge with the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.
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Ties with the parent may give the company an edge.
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Founders looking to launch their product onstage have an edge.
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The earliest adopters were élite athletes looking for an edge.
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He's a very — he's got an edge that's not good.
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He's a very - he's got an edge that's not good.
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His Amazon background gives him an edge in this task.
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Dipont's advertisements promise students an edge in the admissions game.
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When fundamentals and valuation divert, investors can capture an edge.
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The Democrats also had an edge in voter registration. Mrs.
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But Harris and his group believe they'll have an edge.
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That gives phages an edge in the fight against bacteria.
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Are we gaining an edge or falling behind in cybersecurity?
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Such hacking to gain an edge has already hit sports.
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The song's video, premiering below, has more of an edge.
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There's an edge of desperation, though, within this bacchanalian glee.
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Ms. Pelosi, to be sure, has always had an edge.
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There's an edge to everything Donald Trump says and does.
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For business owners, it seems that TurboTax has an edge.
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"I bring a little bit of an edge," Glass said.
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Otherwise, whichever campaign misleads more aggressively will have an edge.
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Sarah Palin, could give Glenn an edge in the primary.
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One skier caught an edge and pinwheeled into a fence.
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"There's an edge in Philadelphia that I like," Girardi said.
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It gives them an edge before the process even begins.
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It gives them an edge before the process even begins.
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Esser, with new friends keeping him accountable, has an edge.
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That could give prospective buyers an edge when home shopping.
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The salchow (an edge jump) If you're looking to better understand the difference between an edge jump and a toe jump, the salchow is one of the jumps that makes it easiest to spot.
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It's an edge the Clinton campaign hopes it can use to find and then win over centrists and Republican voters as the Democratic nominee looks to build an edge on Trump, her Republican counterpart.
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The Liberals' clampdown on gun ownership may give them an edge.
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But Amazon's dominance in e-commerce could give it an edge.
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Scott and DeSantis have an edge among whites, men and seniors.
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Democrats have long held an edge over Republicans amongst women voters.
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Yes, national polling -- including CNN's -- continues to give Biden an edge.
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Its simple, consumer-friendly interface gives it an edge over Alibaba.
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Here are five names the investment firm believes have an edge.
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Online shoppers can gain an edge this year with Discover cards.
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Katchen said Power Financial's long-term backing gives it an edge.
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Statewide, Democrats have an edge of 22016,2400 votes, or 2000 points.
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But Nike does appear to have an edge as a brand.
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Mixing Japanese technology and Grohe's European design could give an edge.
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Clinton had appeared to have an edge in several recent polls.
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Companies like Waymo, Google's self-driving unit, still have an edge.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($215) is classical with an edge.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($715) is classical with an edge.
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Joe Biden's relying on Catholic voters for an edge in Iowa.
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The Universe still has an 'edge' for us, though—two, really.
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A novel free-speech argument could give the company an edge.
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As an avid gamer and eSports fan, Johnston has an edge.
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Ryan's endorsement, however, gives McCarthy an edge in the leadership contest.
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SO IT GIVES CLEARLY AN EDGE OVER ALL THE OTHER COUNTRIES.
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The loop (an edge jump) The loop is another edge jump.
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But I'd much rather have a little bit of an edge.
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An edge case, to be sure, but it would be cool.
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He has also holds an edge among voters with college degrees.
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It's cute and sometimes you need cute to have an edge.
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Some are simply using data to give their businesses an edge.
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He went out there with an edge and was very aggressive.
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He even suggested last week Sanders has an edge on Biden.
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But Steve's has an edge, which I've always been attracted to.
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Trump, though, holds an edge in the fight for veterans' votes.
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Jet offers Walmart an edge in the online bulk-buying space.
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I caught an edge in a soft patch and went down.
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But he comes across as someone with an edge of revenge.
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Democrats quickly pounced on the issue, seeing an edge in November.
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But Byttow is betting on bots to give Bold an edge.
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Activists can have an edge in forcing such companies to change.
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Where I think we have an edge is at stock selection.
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Clinton wins on foreign policy and has an edge on immigration.
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But some small investors wonder if top funds have an edge.
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Courtsiding can give a gambler an edge on even the bookmaker.
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But it also suggests an edge of fear in Tehran's calculations.
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But, despite the cheery atmosphere, 169 Bar still has an edge.
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But by formalizing that relationship, Starbucks has given itself an edge.
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If he sees an edge of a table, he gets scared.
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It is very hard for an individual investor to get an edge.
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Aura entered a saturated meditation market with a mission and an edge.
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It's incredibly hard to develop an edge from such top-down viewpoints.
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The exaggerated square neckline and dark lipstick gives her look an edge.
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But when they start to harass your family, there&aposs an edge.
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Words and figures bump into each other, or tumble off an edge.
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That might also give Apple an edge by emphasizing the patient experience.
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What will an iPhone with an edge-to-edge display look like?
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These new trip attributes could give Maps an edge over the competition.
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Uber's collaboration with Volvo could give it an edge over its competitors.
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Now these days it's hard to get that kind of an edge.
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Split equally by gender, Maveron says its diversity gives them an edge.
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""Something's changing on quite a large scale that's giving cephalopods an edge.
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This gives an edge to banks with big technology and advertising budgets.
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A defenseman or forward catches an edge, he falls down, nothing happens.
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If it really did test well, that should give it an edge.
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Always chic but with an edge — love her and love her stuff.
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Metal boxes, and accents give the place a bit of an edge.
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"She's always looking for an edge and always getting caught," he said.
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Microsoft is clearly also using alliances to gain an edge over Amazon.
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It's no secret that every market participant is looking for an edge.
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And Wolfson's group has an edge when it comes to the internet.
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By most accounts, athletes have an edge in selection, as does wealth.
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It's easy to use and can add an edge to your workout.
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He was thin, and his voice always carried an edge of mockery.
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Why, again, are we giving the team on its heels an edge?
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Are Overwatch players abusing Adderall to get an edge over their competition?
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Actually, the gelée almost gives this an edge over name-brand tuna.
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He has an edge to him, but he's still gracious and forthcoming.
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Maintaining an edge in artificial intelligence will be incredibly valuable for America.
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Hack into nonpublic sports information, gain an edge and place your bet.
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In China, some parents seek an edge with genetic testing for tots.
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These experiences shaped him as a player and gave him an edge.
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Thaler credits his time in the military with giving Rmory an edge.
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This dagger, he explains, gives you an edge because it is subtle.
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Any notion that richer families might have an edge makes administrators squirm.
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They have become more sophisticated at hiring experts to get an edge.
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That gave it an edge in the workplace and again with consumers.
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But the higher tariffs do threaten to give rival Samsung an edge.
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He developed bags under his eyes and an edge in his voice.
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Wesley Ward has spent most of his 203 years seeking an edge.
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It was a gift, one that I knew gave me an edge.
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"I've coached and everyone's always trying to get an edge," he said.
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"I don't think either side has an edge in virtue," Buffett said.
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Thrilling in an ion-rearranging way — and with an edge of terror.
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Romney said Cruz appears to have an edge in the race currently.
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The Conservatives hold an edge on the issue of cost of living.
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You want to be a blank slate, but you want an edge.
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Every team wants an edge, and one size no longer fits all.
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For years, Republicans had an edge in gathering this kind of information.
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Today, acquiring a Chinese startup can help some foreign firms gain an edge.
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So if the Ferrari enjoys an edge, it's at most a tiny one.
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Gaining a foothold in a transplant factory would give the UAW an edge.
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Commodity traders are also eyeing the technology in their quest for an edge.
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What will give the country an edge, predicts Mr Yonekawa, is Japanese culture.
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Here are five names where the investment firm believes it has an edge.
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Plus, longer-term bump-up CDs may still have an edge, McBride said.
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Antiestablishment leaders looking for an edge will pay good money for Americanized tactics.
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Austin's uniquely friendly entrepreneurial ecosystem also gives it an edge, by many accounts.
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Google still has an edge over Uber and car companies in machine intelligence.
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So I don't think we get an edge one way or the other.
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It had an edge to it, a hostile tone that exceeded mere sarcasm.
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Like most of the photos she took, it's beautiful, but there's an edge.
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It can make your company smarter and give you an edge against competitors.
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But an athlete could gain an edge even from such seemingly normal medications.
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But Morris is hoping he'll have an edge with his old-fashioned approach.
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If so, we just might have an edge in the next mass extinction.
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Okay, so we don't actually think there is an edge to the universe.
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The surface of a donut is like that: it doesn't have an edge.
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But where Iervolino might just have an edge is in his Hollywood connections.
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Republicans maintain an edge on the economy and on which party change Washington.
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They would sooner sit out a game they don't have an edge on.
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Not only that, females have an edge over males in another important way.
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Wisconsin hit five of its final six field goals to maintain an edge.
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Johnson lost an edge and slid into Cracknell's right leg along the boards.
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Specialized chips could help give Tesla an edge in the self-driving race.
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You can choose from the following settings:Scroll when the cursor reaches an edge.
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And like Beane's A's a generation ago, they try to find an edge.
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After all, Gaga is known for being a rock star with an edge.
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But the 50-person team at Vertical Networks think they have an edge.
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Phil Bredesen (D) is close, though Blackburn holds an edge in most polling.
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The company also says it has an edge in terms of digital marketing.
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It was jokey, but the underlying message had an edge: We've spotted you.
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Clinton held an edge in trustworthiness over Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee.
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Garrett: I'm not sure if we ever really had an edge to lose.
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And its broadened health play should help Fitbit keep an edge over Apple.
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He has an edge to his prose and an urgency to his narrative.
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That's already an edge, but that advantage increases for a couple of reasons.
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But stories of besting challenges of other kinds also gave applicants an edge.
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And that could be enough to give them an edge on Election Day.
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The projects give China an edge, pushing countries to buy from Chinese companies.
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While polling has been limited, Tester appears to have an edge so far.
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Will Trump's warm embrace be enough to give the embattled Netanyahu an edge?
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But they still gave an edge to that first term sheet they received.
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But Sanders could have an edge among the labor union rank-and-file.
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The drug-war killings have taken on an edge of this performance culture.
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And he tried to give American exporters an edge with special tax breaks.
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The American players have quietly developed an edge as the tournament has progressed.
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This is not something your average portfolio manager has an edge figuring out.
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To give farmers an edge, Bear Flag robotics is developing completely autonomous tractors.
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Still, Kershaw said, he didn't expect that to be much of an edge.
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What else can they do before they start typing to get an edge?
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Go deeper: Imported self-driving shuttles have an edge over their U.S. rivals
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But after a few minutes of breezy repartee, his tone assumed an edge.
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If an edge rusher they like makes it to the market, sign him fast.
|
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Google is simply addicted to launching new attempts at gaining an edge in messaging.
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I'm huge on supplementation to give me an edge with metabolism and anti-aging.
|
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But Tesla's brand and Autopilot technology are seen giving Elon Musk's company an edge.
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Their strength in mobile phones gives both Apple and Google an edge over Amazon.
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Airbnb's profitability was expected to give it an edge as it wooed public investors.
|
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The movie is both cerebral and an edge-of-your-seat, nerve-racking thriller.
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That could give it an edge against other solutions like Gust, Capyx and eShares.
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I suggested the braid to keep it more current and give it an edge.
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The poll also found Democrats with an edge in the state's U.S. Senate race.
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When an edge is pinned with a stake it acts like an impassable barrier.
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Different carriers developed incompatible versions of the "standard," each trying to gain an edge.
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Beyond the free credits, downloading the Amazon app also gives Prime members an edge.
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So I don&apost think we get an edge one way or the other.
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Two points are connected by an edge if they are exactly one unit apart.
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For customers, the experience of retail shopping retains an edge over the online experience.
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There's an edge to the observable universe—we can only see so far out.
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Compare two people trying to get an edge in life after starting with debt.
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To officials like Trump, familiar-looking technology may have an edge in purchasing decisions.
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If there is any candidate who might have an edge in Nevada, it's Rubio.
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Early indications are that Clinton had an edge in get-out-the-vote efforts.
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The jury was likely already inclined to vote for an Edge of Extinction returner.
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I think that's something that we lacked last year, was just having an edge.
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The two factors give left-wingers an edge when technology begins to change society.
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I don't think there's anything wrong with trying to gain an edge that way.
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In this case, however, Mr. Preston says he has an edge on established competition.
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Our model gives him an edge in 15 of the state's 18 congressional districts.
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For example, Comcast Ventures invested in EdgeConneX, an edge data center company, in 2010.
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But the battery fires threaten to undermine Samsung's efforts, giving an edge to Apple.
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If that's the way it breaks, Scalise may have gained an edge on Thursday.
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Gambling is about finding an edge or insight and being able capitalize on it.
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CBS's marriage with Viacom could give the combined company an edge in streaming video.
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" After a pause, she adds, with an edge in her voice: "According to Wikipedia.
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At the moment that's probably where we've got a little bit of an edge.
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Clinton's advantage with minority voters was supposed to giver her an edge in Nevada.
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Models assessing the impact of the economy on election outcomes give Trump an edge.
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Clinton had an edge in our estimate for a simple reason: diversity and affluence.
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The modern human gets an edge over our ancient forebears with great fire starters.
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Mental discipline could be one tool that can give an edge on the competition.
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The company says it has an edge in technology, in particular lightweight composite materials.
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Have you found any metrics that have led to an edge in sports betting?
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Instead they are cherry-picking selected groups — religious and ideological — to gain an edge.
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Grabner provides an edge that the Rangers have not had since Hagelin was here.
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Google, Baidu and the race for an edge in the global speech recognition market
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Like Mel B, Scorpios have an edge to them that leaves a lasting impression.
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He said that in many ways, Home Depot has an edge over its competitor.
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Humans still have an edge over computers when it comes to navigating a city.
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But Mercedes gained an edge from a recent push to expand its China operations.
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With so much money on the line, everyone will be looking for an edge.
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Yugoslavia's neither-nor position also gave its architects an edge for international building projects.
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"It had an edge to it which I liked, it was punky," he says.
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Grigory Rodchenkov spent years helping Russia's athletes gain an edge by using banned substances.
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That kind of name recognition gives investors an edge over competition in new deals.
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It's hard to find an edge in the most chaotic market in recent memory.
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It is not just the clubs, however, that are committed to finding an edge.
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Google addresses that limitation with this update, giving its camera an edge on competitors.
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The rivalry with Firestone was fierce, with both teams scheming to get an edge.
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And at present, broadcast television is holding an edge thanks to an older audience.
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Relatively easy access encourages competition as the many firms involved look for an edge.
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Her colleagues say she has brought an edge to Republican messaging that was lacking.
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To gain an edge in podcasting, Spotify plans to do exactly the same thing.
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Iowa's conservative evangelical voters have flocked to Cruz, giving him an edge on Trump.
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Now everything we do is based on tradition — but has an edge to it.
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And with that, Jezebel had marked its territory: feminist cultural criticism, with an edge.
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A big haul at the Emmys in September could signal an edge for Netflix.
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One reason some think Sayegh could have an edge is his relationship with Hicks.
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A good edge control gel, a silk scarf, and most importantly, an edge brush.
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But Faraday says its focus on luxury, paired with technology, gives it an edge.
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His voice took on an edge when he had to repeat the same answer.
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To make money, she needed volume; and to get volume, she required an edge.
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"Nine Line described Salty Frog Gear as "a coastal lifestyle brand with an edge.
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That Florida has no personal income tax gives it even more of an edge.
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Ultimately, proprietary power is an edge that gives you an unassailable advantage on the competition.
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That's actually where the Scroogled campaign was so different, in having an edge to it.
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Sometimes, I guess, the camera would catch an edge of the metal on the chair.
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Yet his inside knowledge should also give him an edge when dealing with its tricks.
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Still, iQiyi's background as a video streaming company gives it an edge, CEO Gong said.
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Joining forces on that front could be an edge other companies can't currently compete with.
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But Sanders once again had an edge in that category when the numbers were reissued.
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BUT more than 200 million Indians already use WhatsApp, so the company has an edge.
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But to help give Dominique an edge, Rachel tells her about Yael sleeping with Jeremy.
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However, our sources tell us this would be "Zoey with an edge" ... whatever that means.
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A new bankruptcy law gave them an edge in long-standing battles with recalcitrant borrowers.
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This gives us an edge in continuing to adopt to customer needs and regulatory requirements.
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States with a strong university system have an edge in an increasingly knowledge-based economy.
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UK Sport has borrowed from a wide array of fields in pursuit of an edge.
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Dougherty argues that his company's focus on multicloud gives it an edge over these services.
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It is a feature that Lyft hopes will give it an edge over rival Uber.
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Those who do take part stand to gain an edge over their more detached peers.
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However, Cumberbatch admits that Bennett has an edge over him in the side-by-sides.
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It's 2016, and presidential campaigns are using everything in their arsenal to get an edge.
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This is an edge that retailers could capitalize on by offering click-and-collect services.
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But Zalando sees its new business line giving it an edge over its U.S. rival.
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Backing up the the Ocean Medallion system is an edge network or, as Carnival Corp.
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For investors in search of an edge, the emerging world of "alternative data" is attractive.
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This is where NuCypher reckons proxy re-encryption can step in to offer an edge.
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That move gives Brent-linked crudes such as Urals or Saharan an edge in Asia.
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Some investors say that the increasing push for an edge from unconventional sources is inevitable.
|
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Google and Amazon, for example, have an edge in the two fields, and enormous resources.
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Companies argue the data are key to retaining an edge in an already competitive market.
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This monitor sports an edge-to-edge Full HD screen with just 2.5-millimeter bezels.
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Built-in navigation gave the Model 3's infotainment system an edge over the Bolt's.
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Recent polls show her maintaining an edge in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Virginia and New Hampshire.
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"The Democratic/Republican ballot is tightening up, though Dems still have an edge," Penn said.
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It fits in perfectly with UD's whole "beauty with an edge" ethos, and then some.
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It's giving him more to fight for and it's giving him more of an edge.
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Amid this heated competition, Walmart has been experimenting with different ways to get an edge.
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New nominees always tend to have an edge, and Moss and Lewis look particularly compelling.
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"Well," the manatee said, briskly, unkindly, but with an edge of something nurturing in it.
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There should now be an edge piece in the top layer without a yellow sticker.
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Want to see how businesses are using small satellites to get an edge on competitors?
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This gives you an edge that helps you move forward and focus on your career.
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It's all about keeping an edge in AI ... by adding more AI to the edge.
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Such moves can give an edge to independent merchants who sell their products on Amazon.
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If the strategy works, Amazon could gain an edge in a new wave of computing.
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That convenience could give Robinhood an edge as its loses one if its key differentiators.
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But in terms of overall talent, San Francisco has an edge, even on the road.
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His foresight and adroit management gave Ford an edge during the years leading to recovery.
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She thinks it's this outsider's view on the inside that helps give her an edge.
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But LG Display does have a bit of an edge over some of the competitions.
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Instead, it will focus on innovating in areas where it believes it has an edge.
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"Defining what your game is — where you're going to have an edge — is enormously important."
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In contrast, states that keep regulatory burdens low can have an edge in attracting entrepreneurs.
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Burr has regained a bit of an edge and is ahead by about 3 points.
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Trump had an edge with independent voters when he defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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But the study suggested that there's something in chicken soup that gives it an edge.
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The situation: With the temperature 241 degrees, pundits again saw the Packers having an edge.
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Among establishment candidates in Tennessee, Bush has an edge because of deep ties to Gov.
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She has a knack for telegraphing disgust and despair, and her laugh has an edge.
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Thus, Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo could give the company an edge to stay in the lead.
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Photo: Halo NeuroscienceAthletes are generally willing to entertain any scientific-sounding trend that promises an edge.
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There's always something that people are hyping up that they think will give them an edge.
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Our challenge is to stay ahead of that, and AI and personalization gives us an edge.
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But with Night Sight, Google's expertise in computation photography gives it an edge in low light.
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Thus, this particular pentagon cannot be used in an edge-to-edge tiling of the plane.
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There's an edge to Byron underneath her enthusiasm that's easy to miss when she's on camera.
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A winning candidate needs to have an edge, to have passion, to control the news cycle.
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But the attendees at today's briefing about the council indicate old space may have an edge.
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Kimmel said she would pool her money with other one-person funds to get an edge.
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That could give it an edge in consumer perception as the 5G marketing battle heats up.
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Dynamic Yield, however, claims that it has an edge over these because of how it works.
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And yet, on many fronts, test scores in math provide an edge for awards and admissions.
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While some may say this makes me a homer, I think it gives me an edge.
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But most information today flows too freely for mere speed to give an investor an edge.
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But at this point four years ago, they had an edge of more than 22012,223 votes.
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But given the sea of attributes giving each individual an edge, should levels of testosterone matter?
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I wouldn't even call it a darkness—just an edge, or a melancholy, like you said.
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Neither team gained an edge in the first half, which ended in a 10-10 tie.
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Lenders, looking for an edge, will find ever more ways to peer into their customers' souls.
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Clinton leads among female voters by double digits, and Trump has an edge among male voters.
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The state went Republican in 2012, but most polls show Clinton with an edge this year.
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Even so, digital remitters able to transfer money in real-time will still have an edge.
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It's these functions that the banks say will give them an edge in the United States.
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" CronusMAX says it gives players an "edge," and offers "specialized scripts that will smoke the competition.
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The songs were energetic, pure pop punk but also contained elements that gave them an edge.
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It gives Chicago a bit more of an edge and reputation of being badass and hardcore.
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European investment banks lack the deep domestic capital markets that give their American competitors an edge.
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Mercer hopes the PAC money will give Ward an edge over her GOP primary opponents, Rep.
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Filmed in the Canadian Rockies, "Togo" is an edge-of-your-seat adventure — the cracking ice!
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They spare no expense for school, tutors and sports that will give their children an edge.
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Most generic ballot polls have shown Democrats with an edge over Republicans as the midterms approach.
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Although he spoke softly at the podium in the ballroom Wednesday, his words had an edge.
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Such data, says Mr Macdonald, are attractive to teams looking for an edge over the competition.
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He also said Trump's unpredictability gave him an edge in discussions over the Iran nuclear agreement.
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To comment on knees in church had seemed a bright idea, a bit of an edge.
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Republicans believe focusing on national security could help give them an edge in the November election.
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Currency devaluation translates faster into competitive advantage, but trade barriers can maintain an edge for longer.
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Now GitHub will be added to the list, giving Microsoft an edge in open-source development.
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"They have an edge of squeezing out one more litter, one more half litter," Corrigan said.
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A collective inability to stomach Trump in Silicon Valley has helped give Clinton an edge there.
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Ignorance is Strength is still doing all of that work, but with an edge to it.
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It's still an edge to Minnesota, but is it enough to single-handedly swing the series?
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I wasn't able to articulate what she taught me when it was giving me an edge.
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Our home galaxy, the Milky Way, dominates every frame as an edge-on band of energy.
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There are several entrants in the game of using technology to provide oil traders an edge.
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The information could help teams as well as those betting on the games gain an edge.
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More crucially, he lacks the streak of shiny malice that gave an edge to Silvers's clowning.
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Golden added that the affluent kids in the just-revealed scam seized an edge beyond that.
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"I felt like I had margin over him, had a bit of an edge," he added.
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We do think that we have an edge in knowing how to invest in this environment.
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The new phone will feature an edge-to-edge screen, facial recognition and augmented reality software.
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For us to even think of competing with them, we have to look for an edge.
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There were daisies and bows but here as stocking-prints and pasties — recycling with an edge.
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Holt and I had many discussions about whether there was an edge to our own world.
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"To gain an edge in any part of the game, you have to prepare," Callaway said.
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"We're all motivated by winning, but you want an edge to play this game," Pillar said.
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As a hard-line Brexiteer himself, Mr. Johnson has an edge with the Spartans that Mrs.
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Aurora is banking on its recent acquisition of lidar company Blackmore to give it an edge.
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But in her most iconic music videos, Lopez's age actually gave her something of an edge.
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The frantic over-the-topness Ratner was displaying had an edge of performance anxiety to it.
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Moreover, what Escamilla perceived to be an "edge" wasn't — and inexperience led to him being scammed.
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That means the party that best turns out its own voting coalition will have an edge.
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How Russia's election-tampering efforts give it an edge in developing international agreement in cyber norms.
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Many students are looking for an edge that will help them get into the right school.
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Now those who take a "scientific approach", using machines, data and AI, can have an edge.
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A No. 1 overall draft pick, he has starred as an edge rusher for four seasons.
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Biden still has an edge in Nevada surveys and a commanding lead in South Carolina polls.
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McSally likely has an edge, as Ward and Arpaio could divide the state's more conservative voters.
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"And as for getting an edge for transparency, I'm not so sure about that," he added.
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He decided against it, determining such a move would amount to giving the killer an edge.
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Other pollsters and analysts have already signaled that Democrats have an edge heading into the midterms.
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The company has three things that it hopes will give it an edge in the market.
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Tariffs would give his factory an edge against American competitors that import even more from China.
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They argue that their comparatively low per-barrel production costs and emissions give them an edge.
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The character would be difficult for most writers to tackle, but Mr. Yang has an edge.
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Polling from early October gives Edwards an edge, though more recent surveys show a tight race.
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On Friday in its prospectus, Lyft continued to emphasize that image as giving it an edge.
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What linguistic difference does it make if you have overbite versus an edge-to-edge bite?
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The older you get, the more you rely on strategy and efficiency to find an edge.
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For starters, it can attract investors and customers looking for an edge in the world of gambling.
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Netflix's investments beyond America give it an edge over all its competitors that goes beyond sheer size.
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But good wax would have given her an edge in the two and a half-minute race.
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But the ease of use of Qbrexza may give it an edge over other current leading treatments.
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They gave her an edge by bringing more blues and funk to her pop-R&B sound.
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His plan to withdraw US troops from Syria also would give Putin an edge in the region.
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"Defining what your game is — where you're going to have an edge — is enormously important," Buffett says.
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To gain an edge, Hu raised their wages to $15 an hour, before tips, earlier this year.
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Linksys is trying to offer gamers an edge with a new router that prioritizes their internet traffic.
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With the issues facing Iowa, Democrats have looked for ways to gain an edge in 2020. Sen.
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Now, Delta Air Lines is trying to gain an edge with its food — a decidedly tall order.
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Where Singapore has an edge is the ease of entry for foreign investment and high purchasing power.
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Among whites, Trump held an edge 49% to 42% while blacks favored Clinton's approach 33% to 11%.
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Do you think there's more of an expectation to have an edge or be daring with choreography?
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Any way it can gain an edge on its rivals' users from straying to them is important.
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For some drugs micro-dosing—taking an amount too small to detect—can still give an edge.
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That could give the businessman an edge in making legislative deals in a town unaccustomed to surprises.
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That'll give an edge to retailers that have physical locations within a few miles of the customer.
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If you're an artist who's going to be drawing a lot, the Pro definitely has an edge.
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But one area where YouTube might gain an edge is its generous DVR options and account options.
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MongoDB CEO Dev Ittycheria on Thursday broke down where the database platform has an edge over Oracle.
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They enhance the abilities of futuristic soldiers on the battlefield, giving them an edge against their enemies.
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Later on Saturday, federal forces and police appeared to be gaining an edge on clearing some roads.
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But as the market matures and competition intensifies, the hardware advantage is becoming less of an edge.
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I would suspect that having this tech for itself would give it an edge over the others.
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It appears to have an edge-to-edge that spans almost the entire front of the device.
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Foxtel still had an edge, however, when it came to range of content and new release availability.
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I like them playing with an edge and desperation and maybe not feeling that good about themselves.
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And Clinton's foreign policy experience is one of the things that gives her an edge over Sanders.
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Lost in all the intrigue: why did Elrod think Louisville needed an edge to beat Wake Forest?
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Bose is hoping that its audio tech will give the Speaker 21.3 an edge over the competition.
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Samsung's next flagship – the Galaxy S8 – has also been rumored to have an edge-to-edge screen.
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Clinton holds an edge in the battleground state of North Carolina, but Missouri remains a Republican stronghold.
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Limitations and applications: However, Olson pointed out not all forests are simply an edge and a core.
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They push themselves over the edge to get an edge on other players or the games themselves.
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We wanted the characters to talk like real people, to use irreverent language, to have an edge.
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Lee added that companies could create an edge by looking into expanding their revenue stream through advertising.
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And you can also collect power-ups that offer an edge by way of limited-time boosts.
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"For advisers looking to make a move, they are looking for an edge as well," Rickart said.
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The arms race for an edge intensifies every year as elite triathletes work to minimize wind resistance.
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Many Democratic hopefuls have seized on the topic to get an edge in the saturated primary race.
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Edwards has tried to use the White House's promotion of the state's economy to gain an edge.
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Politicians and unscrupulous actors will always look to take advantage of tools that give them an edge.
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In all three states, Mr. Trump has an edge among men and among white voters, while Mrs.
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Low costs attract domestic migrants and can give companies an edge when it comes to attracting workers.
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Ogbah represents a credible stab at adding an edge rusher at this point in the draft. 31.
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So, essentially a majority of the league will be using VR to gain an edge soon enough.
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That alone could give it an edge over Giants, which will launch Farming Simulator 2017 in October.
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Opponents fear service providers will use these programs to give content they own an edge over competitors.
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It had aromas of ripe red fruits and flowers, with just an edge of those herbal flavors.
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The poems in Milk combine snarky sense of humor with an edge of semi-bitter self-consciousness.
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With this show, you need life under your belt, challenges to bring an edge to the piece.
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The nimbleness of corporations gives them an edge over hoary, complacent institutions, including those in higher education.
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I do think there's a cultural difference there that the upstart has an edge on the incumbent.
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The bottom line: In terms of features, reward programs and availability, Uber has an edge over Lyft.
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It also artificially grants an edge to foreign companies against which unsubsidized American businesses have to compete.
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Instead he has fashioned an edge-of-the-seat experience more akin to watching a horror movie.
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The mother of three notes how her red hair gives her an edge over her fellow Housewives.
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Clinton is thought to have an edge as the candidates shift to South Carolina and Nevada next.
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But Fortnite also made changes in the game that have given an edge to brand new players.
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Everyone has to have an "edge to edge" display now, and the Galaxy S10 is no exception.
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Recent polls have shown an edge for Donnelly in one of Republicans' top Senate targets this year.
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In later years, tires got an edge, called a bead, that held it to the wheel's rim.
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TC: Why make your findings available to everyone if you're trying to give YC companies an edge?
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China, in turn, may use the upcoming negotiations to gain an edge on Mr. Trump on trade.
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"I went on the floor and got you votes," he said, with an edge in his voice.
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"While the country remains deeply divided, the forces of unity have gained an edge," our correspondents write.
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She also enjoys an edge with women, earning 2202 percent to the GOP's presidential nominee 2628 percent.
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That could give him an edge in a race driven by social media spending and voter targeting.
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Massachusetts candidates usually gain an edge in the New Hampshire primary compared to how they do nationally.
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He's gaining on Clinton in Iowa, according to polls, and has held an edge in New Hampshire.
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Google: Google hopes Android will give it an edge over rivals like Facebook in the mobile market.
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Biden holds an edge on the economy, though by a narrower margin than he did in October.
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The psychology of spending will give you an edge, but the savviest customers will benefit alongside you.
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Working with a popular app could give a new ride-hailing service an edge over established rivals.
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A Monmouth University poll released Monday found that Lamb holds an edge in three different voting models.
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Early in his career, reading up on the technology industry helped him get an edge on competitors.
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Mel Martinez and George LeMieux from 2008 to 2010, which some say could give him an edge.
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This quartet's taste in repertoire runs toward post-Minimalist composers who work with melody — and an edge.
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Moving into an already crowded arena, Facebook is hoping to find an edge by tackling video chat.
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When you pop it open, though, what was once smooth and complete has now produced an edge.
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It also could provide an edge with advertisers, UBS analyst John Hodulik said in a research note.
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Her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, also believes her familiarity with the big stage could give her an edge.
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Traditional commerce companies like eBay, Target and Walmart have publicly spoken about advertising as a major focus area for growth, but even companies like Starbucks and Uber have an edge in consumer data consent and, thus, an edge over incumbent media players in the fight for ad revenues.
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Apple has announced the iPhone X, a top-of-the-line smartphone with an edge-to-edge display.
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You called him when you shouldn't to gain an edge in recruiting, to get a really good player.
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But where the Ambiclimate has an edge is its AI backend, allowing it to learn what you want.
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It's thin, offers an edge-to-edge screen, and has a similar-looking speaker slot on the screen.
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Disney secured conditional U.S. approval to buy the assets last month, giving it an edge over Comcast's bid.
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Expectations call, in particular, for an edge-to-edge screen with no bezel and no physical home button.
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Gary Shilling breaks down why he thinks President Trump has an edge on China in the trade war.
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At the time, the predecessor to Facebook was only available to college students, which gave Chien an edge.
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The Sonos software includes some neat tricks that show it still has an edge over Google and Amazon.
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But while every controller is trying to give you an edge, some do a better job than others.
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Many teams—like Li's—try to get an edge through hacks handed down from clever coders of yesteryear.
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" "I just came in slow, took a few inside edges, glad I didn't blow an edge on that.
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Thus, all triangles and quadrilaterals—even irregular ones—admit an edge-to-edge monohedral tiling of the plane.
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Apple's next iPhone flagship is rumored to have an edge-to-edge display not unlike Samsung's Galaxy S8.
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While Instacart has said this was an edge case, Working Washington says this has happened in other cases.
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The new return policy sparked ire among Amazon's third-party sellers, but gave it an edge over Walmart.
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He holds his widest edge over Clinton on handling ISIS, and also holds an edge on handling taxes.
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There's still an edge-to-edge display (221-inch), this time LCD, meaning the home button is gone.
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Sherrill also had an edge over Webber in June in three turnout forecasts, according to a Monmouth poll.
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Unlike some other features, it doesn't require an Edge to work, and, you know, it isn't complete shit.
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Windowframe lets you pin an edge of the game window in place by throwing a stake at it.
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Clinton's electoral college votes could give her an edge in odds for her to win the White House.
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Trey Gerrald, a 32-year-old actor, immediately found that his background in theater gave him an edge.
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The result is an edge to edge display, making the side bezels virtually non-existent in the process.
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When you browse to an IE-only website, Internet Explorer effectively opens up inside an Edge browser tab.
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First, you don't get a traditional 6.1 inch QHD+ OLED screen, instead of an edge-to-edge one.
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This gives any machine intelligence-powered services that sit on top of the data an edge over competitors.
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In the world of diplomacy, though, Kerry's pedigree and Ivy League education seem to give him an edge.
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If this doesn't go well, it could set Starlink's plans back long enough to give competitors an edge.
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Ultimately, Foodpanda hopes the drones will bolster revenues, which could potentially give the firm an edge over rivals.
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And Cruz's vaunted ground game numbers 27,000 volunteers, which observers say gives Cruz even more of an edge.
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AstraZeneca hopes its product's potency and convenient dosing will give it an edge, despite being third to market.
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This is the first survey in the Sunshine State that shows Trump with an edge since early July.
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Analysts have said that could give Roche an edge over Novartis, which has compared its drug to chemotherapy.
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New rules for financial advisers may give the automated companies an edge in the battle for investor dollars.
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Colt McCoy and Case Keenum hold an edge in the open battle based on experience, Gruden told MMQB.
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He acknowledged that talent agencies' relationships with culture, talent, and, increasingly, sports and athletes gave them an edge.
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Granted, Bryan and Matt might just be looking for an edge over their adorable housemate, and nothing more.
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Recent polls have shown Cruz with an edge over the rising Democratic star in the closely watched race.
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Ted Cruz, above in California on Saturday, sought an edge by choosing Carly Fiorina as his running mate.
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The entrepreneurial venture can only hope its first-to-market advantage will continue to give it an edge.
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But Silvergate appears to have an edge because of how it is using its network of cryptocurrency clients.
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The new generation of iPhones were granted an edge by their improved battery life and more sophisticated cameras.
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Top Republicans have argued Pelosi remaining in power gives them an edge in regaining the majority in 2020.
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"I believe I have an edge up," he said of his own experience, which has been hard-won.
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Some rival casino and hotel operators in Las Vegas do not want to give the Sands an edge.
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Leagues also have valuable betting-related data that could give them an edge in negotiating with media companies.
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During the Cold War, both sides raced to design and build weapons that would give them an edge.
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Cruz holds an edge over Trump among tea party members, evangelical Christians and self-described "very conservative" voters.
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Reviews have altered that experience and made rudeness an edge case, as there are ramifications to behaving badly.
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Those voters could give him an edge in places like North Carolina, which Mr. Obama won in 2008.
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The Seattle-based retailer's upscale products gives it an edge over online competition from players such as Amazon.
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USC senior linebacker Uchenna Nwosu bursts around an edge and drags Stanford's Cameron Scarlett down by his shoelaces.
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But we try to meet as many as we possibly can to be an edge in our research.
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To get an edge on the market, investors must look beyond traditional financial info like revenue and profits.
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Run him up to an edge and there you go—if he can make it, he makes it.
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That gives Tlaib an edge against other strong Muslim American female candidates in other races across the country.
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Clinton still has an edge in the survey because of a commanding advantage among women and nonwhite voters.
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In time, the Reds believe, an instructor known for precision could give them an edge they cannot quantify.
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An edge of defiance creeping into her voice, she recalled having dealt with overbearing Masters of the Universe.
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Russia is working on new nuclear weapons it claims will give it an edge in a nuclear war.
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That's what Jamaica can provide, a very beautiful locale that will give any thriller or romance an edge.
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It's a beautiful wine, pure and refined, with an edge of earthiness and a hint of red fruit.
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In the 1930s, Harry J. Hoenselaar was just another ham salesman in Detroit trying to find an edge.
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Do you have one thing you bet on where you've found an edge, or do you jump around?
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The strength of the United States economy, the theory goes, gives it an edge in a trade war.
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Two prominent European investors say hedge fund-style alternative data will give them an edge over rival VCs.
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The Americans have not won an Olympic gold medal since 1998, further motivating them to find an edge.
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The chemist is Grigory Rodchenkov, who spent years helping Russia's athletes gain an edge by using banned substances.
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It's also given him an edge in terms of fundraising expertise and keeping donors and party members happy.
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It's this kind of customization that Rogers believes will give Local Motors an edge over autonomous shuttle competitors.
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The report's author, Alex Joske, said that Western countries risk inadvertently giving an edge to a rival military.
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The top four candidates have struggled to gain an edge in the race's final weeks before voting begins.
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Big American companies fiercely protect their intellectual property and trade secrets, fearful of giving an edge to rivals.
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With sides locked in litigation, COFINA holders feel they may have an edge in the wake of Maria.
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Vestager has said she wants to check whether all the data gathered by Amazon gives it an edge.
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"I've noticed that the questioning frequently has an edge to it," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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"I believe I have an edge up," he said of his own experience, which has been hard-won.
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Ms. Leung, after seven years with a Skrillex side shave, felt as if she was missing an edge.
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Though they may be jostled by tourists and office workers, local residents have an edge in some ways.
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The demo relied on an edge detection algorithm to show off where objects were placed in a room.
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The realities of business operations means speaking English, so even against similarly educated immigrants, natives have an edge.
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The digital operation through Hawkfish could also offer an edge, drawing on Bloomberg's extensive data and analytics capabilities.
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The prospect of gaining an edge from machine-derived factors will entice other money managers to pile in.
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In Iowa, where Ms. Warren seemed to have an edge, Mr. Buttigieg has pulled ahead in most polls.
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Under new CEO Satya Nadella, however, the company's big bet on cloud computing helped it regain an edge.
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Republicans, as was the case in part cycles, continue to maintain an edge in outside spending on television.
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Then, just pivot the gauge to mark scallops along an edge or create a circle for an applique.
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Lawmakers in both parties are fighting hard for an edge in the blame game over the government shutdown.
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Local activists say Sanders can gain an edge over Clinton by keeping up his vocal opposition to fracking.
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Netanyahu's Likud held an edge of just 14,500 votes, a result on which both parties hope to improve.
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Brands like Taco Bell need to get creative to help maintain an edge in a tight labor market.
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I play freely, almost with an edge taking what the defense gives, but also taking what I want.
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When Andy Pettitte tested positive HGH, he said wasn't looking for an edge, he was trying to heal.
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The makeover montage often plays triumphantly in movies, but in stories about television journalists they have an edge.
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Ford argues its multi-city approach will give it an edge by allowing it to scale up faster.
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Luckin is relying on its technology for orders, deliveries and payments to give it an edge over Starbucks.
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"We're in this weird hybrid zone of comfort-based foods, but they're being given an edge," Badaracco says.
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Once my gingerbread house facades is baked I can gently pick them up and microplane an edge straight.
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Such behaviour recalls some of the tech giants' own tactics, using one asset to gain an edge for others.
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But it's about more than its electric powertrain that gives Tesla an edge in the small electric car market.
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Unlike Samsung and Apple, the company wasn't ready to pull the trigger on an edge-to-edge display, however.
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Box has tried to carve out an edge in the enterprise space, securing many Fortune 500 companies as clients.
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Spencer was put on a ventilator, and there was concern "that would tip him over an edge," Sweet said.
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To be clear, there were legitimate athletic reasons to not believe that Bosa would be an edge rushing star.
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Photo: GettyUber has historically gotten an edge on its competition by deploying some unsavory practices—like spying on individuals.
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Sweet Venus joins Mercury in Aries on Saturday, giving us an edge in our approach to love and aesthetics.
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Of course, having 180.6 million followers across those three social-media platforms is bound to give you an edge.
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What will give them an edge over places such as Singapore and Macau, says Mr Tanioka, is Japanese hospitality.
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Its sticky subscription model, strong Amazon Web Services and low cost products may give it an edge, said Chowdhry.
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The two most obvious special features are the inclusion of facial recognition and an edge-to-edge glass display.
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This look will suit a city wedding — a no-fuss bride who wants something low-maintenance with an edge.
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Researchers are constantly trying to figure out how to give athletes an edge over the competition, in every discipline.
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Wealthy white applicants have had an edge in college admissions for years, and they still do, through legacy admissions.
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Then as now, the economy was voters' top concern, but Romney could not gain an edge on the subject.
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Polls show Clinton with an edge in Florida and Rubio with a lead over his likely Democratic opponent, Rep.
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That gives Verizon an edge in some areas — barring any issues, it'll be the first 5G service to launch.
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Instead, Mondelez is pushing chocolate of their own, and this Oreo twist is sure to give it an edge.
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Registered Democrats continue to lead Republicans in terms of turnout -- an edge they've maintained since ballots started being returned.
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This app uses Electron and is Bad, but that app does it in an Edge instance and is Good.
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In terms of honesty and trustworthiness, both candidates did poorly, but Trump had an edge over Clinton in Ohio.
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Each accident seems like an edge case, the kind of thing engineers couldn't be expected to predict in advance.
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The consolidation of Muslim votes for the SP-Congress alliance will provide an edge to the new political alliance.
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In the global geopolitical energy arena this gives the U.S. an edge given the innovative DNA of its economy.
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If you catch a bit of an edge or a rail, this wave is just moving no matter what.
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It's not hard to imagine, then, that Battlegrounds is filled with people trying to get an edge by cheating.
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For The RealReal and its rivals, partnerships with big brands could raise their profile and give them an edge.
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Emerson's poll also found mixed results in two close Senate races, with each party gaining an edge in one.
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"The anti-Trump vote is being divided almost evenly, and neither of them can get an edge," he said.
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Now analysts say the financial firms are trying to build an edge to complete deals before time runs out.
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GLG has spent significant time building algorithms to test different investment functions to determine where humans retain an edge.
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The move into fast fashion should provide Abercrombie an edge over its competitors and also drive top-line expansion.
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The axel (an edge jump) The axel is the easiest jump to spot and arguably the hardest to execute.
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That makes it difficult for professionals to get an edge when they're competing with so many other sophisticated investors.
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A really beautiful satin needs an edge, so I destroyed things a little bit but kept the rich detailing.
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Democrats had an edge of 8 points in the ABC survey and 6 points in the other two polls.
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And while Airbnb has made inroads in these areas, traditional hotels probably still think they have an edge there.
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The acquisitions of Russell Martin and Josh Donaldson brought a degree of toughness, an edge that had been lacking.
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Among independents, Democrats have an edge of just four points, within the margin of sampling error for that group.
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But most of all it's the take-no-prisoners fighting tendency that might give Ojeda an edge next year.
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Dixon, who qualified fourth for his first Indy 500 in 2003, said rookie drivers may even have an edge.
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And media reports speculate the phone will have an edge-to-edge screen, and undercut the iPhone on price.
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"Everlasting" is a show about people seeking triumph amid inescapable falsity; everything in "UnREAL" echoes that, with an edge.
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Montgomery, Alabama's low costs of living and senior care gives residents an edge on making their retirement dollars stretch.
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New York (CNN Business)Pizza Hut is leaning into its beer delivery service to get an edge over Domino's.
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G.E. is betting that its deep knowledge of industry will give it an edge in this software arms race.
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These phenomena create forced buyers and sellers — and generate an edge for investors willing to take the other side.
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Like the iPhone X, it offers an edge-to-edge screen, though it's curved and looks even more futuristic.
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The poll showed Clinton with an edge on experience to be president and preparation to handle foreign policy issues.
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Independent voters are evenly divided in Florida and Pennsylvania, but Mr. Trump has an edge with them in Ohio.
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We need to think smart about areas where our technological superiority, and nobody comes close, gives us an edge.
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Just 'cause I'm responding to you on a level playing field or because I have an edge over you?
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And with an estimated 1,855,000 students earning a bachelor's degree this year, every little bit of an edge counts.
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It was juicy and buttery and felt fresh off the grill, which gave it an edge over the slider.
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Seeking an edge against Amazon, the retail giant is pushing a service that delivers your order to your car.
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It's likely she hopes her independent streak will resonate with voters in a state where Republicans have an edge.
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By transferring technology, they may also be giving an edge to Chinese rivals that one day may prove dominant.
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It also said that the deal could weaken "Qualcomm's technological leadership," giving an edge to Chinese companies like Huawei.
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"Women candidates had an edge out of the gate because people assumed that women were more ethical," she said.
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Follett also makes a point of showing how clever aristocrats used Christianity to gain an edge in business disputes.
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It has a different vibe, largely thanks to the circumstances: This music shivers and crackles, teetering on an edge.
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Original content is key to any streaming service in gaining an edge against the competition and racking up subscribers.
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Biden won at least two other states, Massachusetts and Minnesota, where rivals had held an edge in opinion polls.
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It becomes more minimal and refined, but still with an edge of content not usually associated with monochrome painting.
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And progressive candidates, mainly Warren, are taking away voters who would otherwise go to Bernie, giving Biden an edge.
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"Jack's guy had more of an edge," Mr. Carlin said in his autobiography, "Last Words" (19853, with Tony Hendra).
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But hedge funds, major banks and private equity firms are already deploying next-generation technologies to gain an edge.
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It has an edge sweeping brush and an auto-adjust cleaning head to ensure it never misses a spot.
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"Our teams are always looking for an edge," said Mark Tatum, the N.B.A. deputy commissioner and chief operating officer.
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Asked if all that gave him an edge, Nadal — never one to overestimate his chances in public — said no.
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The Liberals, Conservatives and NDP are relatively even in British Columbia, though Liberals have a bit of an edge.
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A common theme was that police departments risk giving criminals an edge if they don't buy the latest technology.
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Now, Biden does have an edge over Sanders for the nomination because he is in a better polling position.
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His belief is that the tax cuts and pullback on regulations by Trump would help give him an edge.
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Democrats are convinced they have an edge in voter enthusiasm – and some Republicans fear that may be the case.
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Morgan Stanley upgraded Foot Locker to overweight from underweight Tuesday, saying the shoe retailer has an edge over Amazon.
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Iran will probably continue to attack where it has an edge -- and that's against our people in the region.
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It could give Apple's rivals such as Samsung -- with its two 5G-capable models -- an edge in the market.
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Despite their massive user base, established lenders still have an edge over the fintechs when it comes to profitability.
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They would continue the tradition that started during the Revolutionary War of immigrants giving the American military an edge.
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And it's those brick-and-mortar stores that could give Walmart an edge over its internet rival, he said.
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Bumgarner always needs an edge, and he said that was part of the reason he found the Diamondbacks appealing.
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Trump also leads among whites without a college degree but Clinton has an edge among college-educated white voters.
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But "The Martian" does have an edge with Obama — he told People it was his favorite movie of 2015.
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More than 650,000 Texans voted early; 370,623 of those were Democrats, creating the impression that Democrats had an edge.
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This is important: Just a little flight time can help extend a walker's step to give him an edge.
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This deal means that European and Japanese exporters will gain an edge over American exporters in each other's markets.
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Trump himself is on record as preferring the weakness as it gives exporters an edge on the global trading stage.
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But like Argo, Salyut-7 is an edge-of-the-seat experience even when it veers into obviously exaggerated territory.
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The accused were primarily wealthy parents who fudged their kids' SAT scores or athletic abilities to give them an edge.
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However, there's one thing Hulu does have over Netflix that gives it an edge: a live TV add-on option.
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Different people want different things from a relationship: unfailing kindness maybe, or someone tough, with a bit of an edge.
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Some bidders tacked on billions of dollars in tax incentives, in an effort to gain an edge in the race.
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This galaxy, called Kiso 21398, is seen here in an edge-on view, looking like a cosmic cigar of sorts.
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This galaxy, called Kiso 5639, is seen here in an edge-on view, looking like a cosmic cigar of sorts.
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As the competition heated up in the short-term and corporate rental business, Patrick Flynn knew he needed an edge.
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So which candidate will have an edge if public opinion winds up being so closely divided that turnout becomes decisive?
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About 30 years ago, fund managers had to spend significant time and money to gain an edge over the markets.
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The market for plant-based meat is getting more crowded as companies look to get an edge over their competitors.
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Linden prioritizes mental strength training as much as she does physical strength training — and that may give her an edge.
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Preston is longer and more of an edge bender, while Za'Darius is more physical and versatile, often lining up inside.
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With hardly any voters undecided, the difference between those outcomes will be turnout, where Republicans have always had an edge.
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Last year Lenovo introduced the Yoga 910, with an edge-to-edge display that didn't quite match Dell's slimmer bezels.
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For years, Amazon really did gain an edge over brick-and-mortar retailers by not collecting or paying sales tax.
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The deals are especially competitive in early-stage investing, but some of these fund managers say they have an edge.
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It also owns nine factories, including a manufacturing facility in Germany, which it contends gives its razor blades an edge.
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Acquiring Fox would give Disney even more of an edge, resulting in what could be an almost unstoppable entertainment juggernaut.
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Among likely voters, Democrats have an edge as well, with 25 percent saying they prefer Democrats and 250 percent Republicans.
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The immediacy lends an edge of complicity; Ms Smith has said she thinks of it as telling "a true lie".
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She also has an edge in "vote-rich southeast Michigan," the Detroit News reported, where she leads by 18 points.
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Owning content brands such as HBO – which enjoy far more loyalty than AT&T phone service does – becomes an edge.
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The reference design is 9mm thick and features an edge-to-edge display, like many current smartphones available today have.
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Both Clinton and Trump hold underwater favorability ratings, but when it comes to the parties, the Democrats hold an edge.
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While Republicans still appear to have an edge in Texas, Trump has threatened to make Cornyn's political life more difficult.
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The coat, also created by Stewart Parvin, is an edge-to-edge design with a fastening in lime silk tweed.
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Trump, meanwhile, has an edge (47% to 41%) in the southwest corner of the state, which includes Pittsburgh's Allegheny County.
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The Nextbit Robin's intuitive understanding of which apps people use the most could give it an edge over other smartphones.
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And if you think the Tigers jimmied the schedule to gain an edge, you can read the mind of Dombrowski.
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Boeing's Muilenburg on Sunday said the A321XLR would only "scratch an edge" of the market segment targeted by the NMA.
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Regulators want to know whether that data could give Amazon an edge over competitors by providing insight into consumer behavior.
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The cheap labour lowers costs in Samsung's factories, giving the smartphone-maker an edge over Apple in less expensive handsets.
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The device offers high-end specs, including an edge-to-edge display and modular attachments like a 360-degree camera.
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Large automakers and Tier 244.83 suppliers looking for an edge started snapping up startups brimming with self-driving technology talent.
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The broader worry is that the DOJ's investigations distorted Alstom's sale process, giving an edge to a potential American purchaser.
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Publicis hopes this will give it an edge over rival holding companies such as WPP, Omnicom or Interpublic Group (IPG).
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HD's Paul James (see video) gives LiveWire an edge over Zero on performance attributes and Harley's service and dealer networks.
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And Facebook is willing to buy any startup that gives it an edge with teens, like its new acquisition tbh.
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PLUS: Why this former Dance Moms star doesn't feel like she has an edge on Dancing With the Stars: Junior.
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The only phones that could credibly claim to have an edge-to-edge screen were from Samsung, LG, and Xiaomi.
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This is often a patient movie, given an edge by pointedly oppressive night-time cinematography and a murky underwater score.
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If you are constantly striving to know, learn and do more, these books will give you an edge in life.
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Clinton has pushed the narrative that Sanders hails from Vermont and thus has an edge with his New England neighbors.
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But an NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll released Sunday showed Clinton with an edge of only six percentage points.
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Some industry experts believe this could give the company an edge as it looks to expand into more commercial activities.
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The case paints a picture of senior executives scrambling to learn voting data to gain an edge in corporate elections.
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The tenants and owners get an exclusive place to relax and unwind; developers can gain an edge on their competitors.
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Even if the course set-up is out of his control, Els still hopes to give his players an edge.
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Yet several of his supporters see the former mayor's move as potentially giving an edge to Warren, a liberal populist.
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Smithfield's production and supply chain infrastructure, and marketing and distribution network give it an edge over its rivals, Pauley added.
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If nothing else, it provided companies that profit on big data, such as Google, an edge in the online marketplace.
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Here, Powell, who has a background in the financial industry, would have an edge over Taylor in terms of expertise.
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They can also smile at the generic congressional ballot, which now gives them an edge of more than 10 points.
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Having spoken with his coach, he said he thought it gave him an edge to step up and hit it.
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This cheese board is perfect for serving appetizers whenever, but the dark hue gives it an edge that screams Halloween.
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Trump is also ahead in the RealClearPolitics (RCP) polling average in the state, with an edge of 6.2 percentage points.
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Another poll, from The Wall Street Journal and NBC News, showed Clinton with an edge, 42 percent to 39 percent.
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Now U.S.-based Stryker and Britain's Smith & Nephew believe that is about to change, as robots give them an edge.
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And with advisers, he said his firm could adjust "quickly and effectively" to the rule, gaining an edge on competitors.
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Two recent polls have given Mr. Kasich an edge over Mr. Trump, but the contest is expected to be close.
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They are completely bilingual, which I have no doubt will give them an edge in life, school and their careers.
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Qadium CEO Tim Junio says that Qadium's cataloging approach will give its customers an edge as the attack surface widens.
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It is Supermercato24's ability to scale in low density areas — or so it claims — that gives it an edge.
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While no candidate has yet fully won over the millennial woman vote, it appears that Bernie Sanders has an edge.
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"People have a negative stereotype about clippers because they feel like [they'll impart] too much of an edge," he says.
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Q. You are now 44, relatively young for a C.E.O. Does your youth give you an edge in business today?
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Those tight ties with the government could give iFlyTek and other Chinese companies an edge in an emerging new field.
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But, as he did more jobs for people in his neighborhood, he noticed that he had an edge on competitors.
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The blame game boiled over on Saturday, with lawmakers in both parties fighting hard for an edge in the shutdown.
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Now my parents live in the Berkeley hills with an edge-of-the-world view of the San Francisco Bay.
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The cushions are inviting and, instead of a floral pattern, have an etched fabric that gives the couch an edge.
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We wanted to learn more about the lengths traders are willing to go to in order to gain an edge.
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Now Maier runs the sales team for media and entertainment at Fastly, an edge cloud provider based in San Francisco.
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But they are amazingly tight and rock incredibly hard, with an edge that has only seemed to sharpen with time.
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My advice for someone in my shoes: Being different means you have an edge — you just have to discover it.
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The whisper campaign helped George W. Bush gain an edge over Mr. McCain, although he denied involvement in the attacks.
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It was a 24 hour flight, and we found ourselves doing what we could to get an edge for it.
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Those tight ties with the government could give iFlyTek and other Chinese companies an edge in an emerging new field.
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The A.I.-generated 3-D projections of deceased performers — also known as Estates — now have an edge over living artists.
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"I profoundly regret the decision this house has taken tonight," she said, and her voice had an edge to it.
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" McIlroy added, "He's got a bit of an edge, and I think you need that to be successful out here.
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Recent polling gives an edge to Biden, who has secured the backing of several high-profile Michigan figures, including Gov.
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Uber had used the program to gain an edge over Lyft in markets where both companies operated, these people said.
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Bernie Sanders could take the lead in Iowa, and something called satellite caucuses appear to be giving him an edge.
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Late Wednesday afternoon, he had an edge of almost 6 points in the RealClearPolitics polling average in the Hawkeye State.
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While other pros are constantly looking for an edge, Edel said, DeChambeau wanted all golfers to benefit from his findings.
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"Amazon forces us to react and if Leclerc, Carrefour or Auchan react, they have an edge over Amazon," he said.
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Recent public polling has given McCaskill an edge, but an Emerson University poll from late April showed the race tied.
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The appeal of "Emerald City" may depend on whether you're maxed out on fairy tales with an edge, in general.
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The event that yielded the most glaring advantage was the hammer throw, an edge the paper put at 19903 percent.
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The division's job was to serve as a strategic reserve, to be inserted into combat whenever commanders needed an edge.
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That contention had given Western Digital an edge in the bidding, but at the cost of poisoning relations with Toshiba.
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In a world where data and technology are becoming increasingly important in marketing, creativity still has an edge, Pritchard added.
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Professional athletes are stunning creatures, though, and so I would not rule out that such information might confer an edge.
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"I realized that I wanted the feminine look of a stiletto but with a bit of an edge," she said.
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His shorter hair adds a classic, clean-cut style, while his shaggy cut has a bit more of an edge.
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It's this physical connection to a place that he feels gives him an edge over what can be gleaned online.
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Wisconsin gained an edge at 47-46 on a 33-pointer from Koenig with 10:01 remaining in the game.
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O'Rourke leads Cruz with both black (84%) and Hispanic (61%) voters while Cruz maintains an edge with white voters (69%).
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Her job gave her an edge, because she could read her assigned textbooks the moment they arrived at the library.
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Lamb had an edge among independents by a margin of about 46 percent to 27 percent, according to the survey.
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The two candidates virtually tied in Iowa, with Sanders claiming the popular vote and Buttigieg taking an edge in delegates.
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The company, SpaceKnow, is now selling this information to hedge funds, banks and other market traders looking for an edge.
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And it's not just OLED phones that are moving past bezels — the Essential Phone has an edge-to-edge LCD screen.
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It is not just pricing that has given Mexico an edge, Mr. Albin said, "It's the productivity that makes us competitive."
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The country's talent for precision engineering means that for decades it has had an edge in luxury cars, chemicals and machinery.
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According to Sweet, Spencer was "really sitting on an edge," but waiting for both organs, heart and lungs, can take time.
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But those who [take it upon themselves to] learn [to harness] the power of brevity will have an edge every time.
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Bird said that the QNX Neutrino operating system is a "significant" reason why Blackberry has had an edge over competitors already.
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Yang speculates that two-page resumes could still provide an edge when using online application systems, though, because of keyword tracking.
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"Defining what your game is — where you're going to have an edge — is enormously important," Buffett tells Kunhardt in the documentary.
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And in the ongoing battle to attract and retain the best workers, offering fertility benefits can give a company an edge.
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The governor's race was split by 0.44%, giving an edge to Republican Ron DeSantis in his race against Democrat Andrew Gillum.
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This would allow Google to deliver internet to homes where the wires can't go, giving it an edge over large incumbents.
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But overall, the use of alternative data is becoming more popular as fund managers look for ways to get an edge.
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The market saw that endorsement from Warren Buffett as giving an edge to Occidental's bid over a rival offer from Chevron.
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The company could also introduce another phone with an edge-to-edge LCD display with a notch and a cheaper price.
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Yes, but: Marketing people are always getting ahead of the technology people, jumping the gun to get an edge on rivals.
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And Dink has two things he thinks gives him an edge, even in a race that's so tricky to figure out.
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"Our guys have done an amazing job all season adhering to the game plan and keeping an edge defensively," Few said.
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The Badgers' foul shooting gave them an edge in the first as Wisconsin shot 10 for 16 from the charity stripe.
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The Badgers' foul shooting gave them an edge in the first, as Wisconsin shot 343-of-234 from the charity stripe.
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Gathering data and gaining experience now might give them an edge over their competitors once the air-taxi market takes off.
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It's got an edge-to-edge display, volume and power buttons on the right, and a fingerprint sensor on the back.
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There's also the bizarre appearance of a clearly altered Pixel device, which features an edge-to-edge display and no notch.
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Rather than win by force of argument, they are seeking an edge by getting their own people into the top jobs.
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This really does feel like splitting hairs, but I think Discover Weekly gives Spotify an edge over Apple in this regard.
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Among these companies, they selected the best stories where they feel they have an edge and their conviction level is high.
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"Dark brows and blonde hair give more of an edge to being blonde, and makes your eye color pop," she says.
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Only Tom Hanks manages to do anything interesting, giving his avuncular image just enough of an edge to make him unsettling.
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Coach Joel Quenneville's team was 78-0-5 in their previous 83 games when entering the third period with an edge.
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The Republican National Committee is backing Moore, and he appears to have an edge over Democrat Doug Jones in the polls.
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And deploying to an edge device is even harder — you have to worry about power consumption, memory limits, and all that.
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But Democratic challenger Roy Cooper is now seen as having an edge, according to the University of Virginia Center for Politics.
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It's expected that Commissioner Ajit Pai has an edge for the top spot over the FCC's other Republican, Commissioner Mike O'Rielly.
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But the get-togethers this week will be infused with an edge, urgency -- even desperation -- we haven't seen in the preseason.
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But Hunsicker's decision to target the plus-size women's apparel market may give her an edge in an increasingly crowded field.
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I've got to tell you, it has been doing well as of late but I just don't have an edge there.
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What to watch for the Democrats: An important Bernie Sanders target, Massachusetts should give an edge to the more liberal candidate.
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Hillary Clinton has pushed the narrative that Sanders hails from Vermont and thus has an edge with his New England neighbors.
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"Student-athletes are starting to realize that there is perhaps an edge in being able to be mentally fit," Lawrence said.
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The poll showed Clinton with an edge in favorability: 2628 percent for the Democratic presidential nominee to 28503 percent for Trump.
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That could give Merck an edge in a market expected to top $21 billion by 2026, though it's still early days.
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The company does not plan on charging a fee to conduct transactions, which gives it an edge over those competing services.
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The poll differs from several others that have been released in recent days that showed Sinema with an edge over McSally.
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Building walls and raising tariffs won't give us an edge on the competition; our best weapon is a solid preschool foundation.
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"Back in the day when I was that young kid, that's how I got an edge," he says on the podcast.
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The sign-up bonus gives the Preferred an edge over the popular Chase Sapphire Reserve, at least for the first year.
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Unlike most Democratic nominees, she has enjoyed an edge over her Republican opponent on issues of national security and foreign policy.
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She delivers Kate's always unpalatable final speech, about a wife's duty to her husband, with an edge of increasingly anguished doubt.
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"Listen, all centers that go in there and take faceoffs, they're trying to get an edge," Sullivan told reporters on Thursday.
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Democrats feel they have an edge in 2016 with the issue following the spate of mass shootings during the Obama presidency.
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Both are democratic socialists and popular with young voters — a demographic where Sanders has an edge over the former vice president.
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Clinton is thought to have an edge among voters who aren't registered with a party in most of the swing states.
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The scandal sparked debate over equality in college admissions and legal ways people can pay to give their children an edge.
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Generic Democrats have an edge over Republicans in early polling, and Trump's disapproval hit 60 percent in a new Gallup survey.
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Control of Virginia's government fell to Democrats for the first time in decades, while Andy Beshear held an edge over Gov.
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Huya held an edge as it earned $678.3 million in the same period, also doubling the amount from a year ago.
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Fleury's unavailability has indeed illuminated an edge at the position — for the Penguins, who lead the series three games to one.
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Slack's bottom-up distribution strategy could give it an edge against these larger companies and their broader but more complex products.
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Since then, venture capital has not stopped finding new ideas to provide an edge for the success of entrepreneurs and themselves.
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Nevertheless, the idea of finding small advantages and collating them to generate an edge remains a universal concept across professional sport.
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Casual culture means different things to different people, evidently, and may well have maintained more of an edge outside of Britain.
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On the second goal, Carey lost an edge or something and he didn't have enough time to get back in position.
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But Mr. Katzman says that high school students who use social media to showcase themselves may gain an edge with colleges.
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John knows something must have happened between them, and asks what it was with an edge of alarm in his voice.
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Every phone is going to do have either literally an edge-to-edge screen or something very, very close to it.
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Like many college football teams, the Razorbacks have been investing in training facilities to give their players and team an edge.
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Digital mismatch: Democrats are trying to regain an edge on the internet as the coronavirus threat pushes the 2020 campaign online.
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Some versions have an edge embedded with tiny diamond baguettes — though even embellished, this watch remains as streamlined as a thoroughbred.
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But if Republicans can successfully remove him, whoever they replace him with would have an edge given the district's conservative tilt.
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The polls we conduct in the coming weeks should give us a clearer idea of whether one party holds an edge.
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For instance, studies have found women to have an edge on multitasking but men to have, say, better spatial reasoning abilities.
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That's because, the experts said, proactive security gives companies an edge over competitors who tack on security solutions after a breach.
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On a shadowy pitch, the father-in-law lost an edge and rag-dolled a hundred yards down into the fencing.
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Countries, both developed and developing ones, hope that lowering taxes could help them gain an edge amid an uncertain global environment.
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For example, the new device offers an edge-to-edge display that helps make it look a whole lot more modern.
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Kolhatkar makes a convincing case that Cohen leaned very hard on his employees to get vital information — to find an edge.
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All else being equal, fees go a long way toward helping to boost performance, and index funds have an edge there.
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As it turned out, the big prize (hosting Games 1, 2, 6 and 7) did not offer much of an edge.
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If that's where the world is headed, the big streaming services will continue to look for an edge over each other.
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This mindset can actually give you an edge over your competition and set you up for greater success in the future.
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The iPhone X, a glass and stainless steel device with an edge-to-edge display, will start shipping from Nov. 3.
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States with a strong network of colleges and universities often have an edge in attracting small business — especially technology start-ups.
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The story has been retold on screen and in song many times since then, and always with an edge of revolt.
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Long, a political science professor, nearly tripled Herrera Beutler in third quarter fundraising and holds an edge in cash on hand.
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Everyone at the table competes; every word has an edge as if that's the only way to get under the skin.
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Johnson is not the front runner in the primary race; current polling has Ambassador to Germany Phil Murphy with an edge.
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Change the game to give yourself an edge by looking in the place most people never think — or dare — to look.
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Volocopter believes its work with SkyPorts gives it an edge over other air taxi companies in terms of planning and scaling.
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For instance, Mr. Blumenthal wrote, a competitor to Amazon might try to gain an edge by charging merchants a smaller commission.
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But what voter ID laws do accomplish is discouraging poor and minority voters — a result that generally gives Republicans an edge.
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Yet polling consistently shows the G.O.P. with an edge on the question of which party is better at dealing with deficits.
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And it's in this form that rise of women as combatants as well as covert operatives gives the group an edge.
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How he fits: The Jets' top need was an edge rusher, but they decided to go with an interior lineman instead.
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Individual pieces hover around $220 to $242, and you can expect a vibe that's feminine and pretty but with an edge.
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So I'm afraid that we will never have a good answer to the question: the universe may not have an edge at all, and if it does have an edge, that edge is far enough away that light from the edge has not yet had enough time to get to us in the entire history of the universe.
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Clinton with an edge in Massachusetts, which many analysts say is a must-win for her rival, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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To ensure long-term survival, they should focus the carrier's efforts on routes where geography or public subsidies give them an edge.
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One thing that might give Uber an edge: The company hired VTOL expert and ex-NASA engineer Mike Moore earlier this year.
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Among its features are an edge-to-edge screen with no physical home button and a new voice assistant, known as Bixby.
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McSally has increasingly focused on Sinema's past as an antiwar protester and progressive activist to get an edge ahead of the Nov.
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There are many highlights, including an edge-of-your-seat family-drama moment involving a mistress and a '80s prom throwback moment.
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New York (CNN Business)Taco Bell is opening a hotel — sort of — to give it an edge over other fast food chains.
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The typical approach for an investor is to specialize in a narrow topic in the hopes of gaining an edge on competitors.
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Romero also notes that the ethnic diversity of California, a majority-minority state, also demands more from candidates hoping for an edge.
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During World War II, Hellboy was summoned from Hell by Nazis looking for an edge in the later days of the war.
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But Republican delegates are elected directly by voters in Pennsylvania, separate from the candidates themselves -- giving an edge to better-organized campaigns.
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Many see content investment as an edge for Netflix, which seeks to maintain a strong position in an increasingly crowded streaming market.
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This gives photographer's an edge when it comes to color-critical workflows, like matching a camera's color setting with final print colors.
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Its extraordinary success redefined cinema for decades to come, which gave Lucas an edge when he was negotiating and financing other projects.
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The screens have an edge-to-edge IPS touch display with wide-angle view of 178 degrees, and up to 4K resolution.
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So, let's all remember that's a lot more of an edge hiding under Randall Pearson's dad sweaters and eye roll-worthy jokes.
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Adobe's use case is, of course, a bit of an edge case, given that the Advertising Cloud has some pretty clear constraints.
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Maybe it would improve my game and give me an edge that would take me from completely ordinary to slightly above average.
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Any wildly successful game experiences a similar influx of ethical and unethical players looking to find an edge (or a business opportunity).
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He said he believes Team8's strong partners and its plan to build a portfolio of different technologies gives it an edge.
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The GOP has an edge over Democrats of 4.7% now, while Democrats held a very slight lead at this stage in 2008.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook downplayed the CNN/ORC Poll Friday , which gives Trump an edge coming out of the Republican convention.
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From the beginning, Google was seen as having an edge by virtue of its deep pockets and ability to attract top talent.
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Their age is an edge: their unique networks of silos, ports, ships and farmer relationships, built over decades, make them indispensable middlemen.
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Since evidence suggests that psychologists and cops only spot whoppers at about the same rate as chance, the machine has an edge.
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Retailers have been kicking off their holiday sales earlier in recent years, as they try to get an edge on the competition.
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Clinton's record on women's issues and health care gave her an edge against her Democratic rivals, including Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Do you need an edge-to-edge display and facial recognition and the ability to turn yourself into an animated poop emoji?
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For investors looking for an edge in this low rate environment, here are some strategies that have worked well in the past.
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Crucially, the Chinese navy already has an edge in hitting power, according to senior officers from the U.S. and other regional navies.
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Plastc backers won't be getting an Edge card for free, but they can sign up for a $50 discount on Edge's website.
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"We've seen a lot of shit and that experience builds the ability to find an edge and to front run," says Heller.
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On CNBC's "Halftime Report" on Wednesday, O'Leary offered up three tips to investors seeking to get an edge in this tumultuous market.
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Polls have given Van Hollen an edge for most of the race, but many expect a razor-thin margin on election night.
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I definitely have an edge to what I say in my songs and it translates visually as well to my personal style.
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The NBA's Golden State Warriors, for example, have been known to rely on possibly psuedoscientific brain-zapping to give them an edge.
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Clinton has an edge in Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, according to a Public Policy Polling survey released Friday.
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Here are some of the hacks to get an edge on the competition when chasing pocket monsters, from easy to way advanced.
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The discipline requires you to make sure things are very simple and sometimes has a little bit of an edge to it.
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And what gives Ready Player One an edge in theaters is that it's being directed an '80s pop culture legend – Steven Spielberg.
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The move could give Google Home an edge over the Amazon Echo, which doesn't offer the ability to extend Wi-Fi networks.
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Hedge funds and banks spend enormous amounts of money, time and resources on trying to get an edge on who will win.
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He actually landed, but he caught an edge and hit the back of his head… he went straight back, like whiplash style.
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I don't think we ever spoke to them, but I remember feeling an edge, which over time didn't exist and doesn't matter.
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If there is an edge, it goes to Mr. McKellen, whose scurrying, effeminate Norman is a study in subordination and repressed emotion.
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"Where we have an edge is that we're young people, and we've worked with young people for 12 years," Williams tells CNN.
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Democrats have gained an edge in online, small-dollar fundraising in recent years with the advent of the party's online platform, ActBlue.
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They can give humans an edge, helping them do work that calls for empathy and human interaction—traits that are beyond machines.
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It's tedious, and will be difficult for the company to scale, but it's part of what gives Focals an edge in quality.
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Always find the Achilles heel of your larger competitors (usually in speed or innovation) and exploit it relentlessly to create an edge.
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ND State used the long ball to gain an edge, hitting 5 of 17 from beyond the arc in the opening half.
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Suburban women could end up deciding the contest, another factor that Democrats think could give them an edge — especially because of Trump.
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While others, such as HSBC and MySavingsDirect, are more accessible to the masses, we think two robo-advisers still have an edge.
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California-based Golovkin, widely known by his nickname 'Triple G', had an edge in jabs, but neither fighter could deliver a knockout.
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And as media companies compete for the attention of all those fans, they are turning to virtual reality to gain an edge.
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But Clinton's allies point to her strong leads in the next two states voting, where she has an edge with minority voters.
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That gives quantum processors an edge in solving problems such as prime factorization that are at the foundation of many encryption schemes.
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The $1,000 iPhone X, with no home button and an edge-to-edge super high-resolution screen, was not available until Friday.
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Researching the company and having a sense of what questions recruiters will ask beforehand can give you an edge over other candidates.
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The Model 3's driving dynamics and exterior design, combined with Tesla's Supercharger charging network, gave it an edge over the Bolt.
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Among the major U.S. investment banks, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Citi have an edge over their peers, the UBS report said.
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Highly competitive rates have also given it an edge in savings and investments, where it grew deposits by 119% year-on-year.
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Sounds like an edge for the Mets, though Phelps was Miami's hottest pitcher until coming back to Earth in his previous start.
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Statistically, these are two of the best teams in the game, but have failed to hold an edge over other good squads.
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Do you feel like you have an edge over Logan because you've fought in an arena full of people already this year?
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That next phone might have features like an edge-to-edge screen including a built-in fingerprint sensor, according to the WSJ.
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If you try to take advantage of your reward because it gives you an edge over somebody, you're asking for some trouble.
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And in a way, its training program could give it an edge when it comes to choosing which startups to invest in.
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If the FCC were to allow an edge provider and a consumer to voluntarily negotiate a market arrangement of mutual benefit – i.e.
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Since then (and in part due to Michael Lewis's book "Moneyball"), teams across sports have used sophisticated analytics to gain an edge.
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He also accused China and the E.U. of manipulating their currencies to gain an edge in global trade against a strong dollar.
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The Broncos (03-20) have an edge at home, but Carr settling into Gruden's offense should at least make it a game.
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Do what some of the world's most successful people do to gain an edge and get the most out of a day.
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Evidence is mounting that Russia is willing to do just about anything it takes to get an edge in international sports competitions.
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China frets that America has an edge thanks to the breakthroughs of Western companies, such as their successes in sophisticated strategy games.
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These days, the bank is fighting to maintain an edge that has been blunted by the diminution of its core trading business.
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I don't think an edge-to-edge screen is gonna be impressive to anybody, at all ever again, in like two months.
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But when Dr. Jarecki and company did find a wheel with a discernible bias, he would have an edge over the house.
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He said he expected Coupang's investments in its technology and delivery infrastructure, made possible by SoftBank's money, to give it an edge.
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Chen adds that the way many Chinese e-commerce sellers organize their operations may also give them an edge over U.S. sellers.
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On the potentially positive side, Herbert Diess, the current chief executive, thinks VW's heft will give it an edge in electric cars.
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This means that they are not widely sharing information with each other, since they don't want to give their competitors an edge.
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Customers paid $5 a month for unlimited coffee as the burger chain tried to gain an edge over breakfast rivals like McDonald's.
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