With abs like that, he's already got a leg up.
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Prince Harry got a leg up ... 'cause he's a good boy.
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So it's already got a leg up on Fox on that count.
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If that's the case it's got a leg up on real-world pooches.
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If you can find those guys' equivalents in '13, you've got a leg up on winning your title.
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But go back a century and you'll see its owners got a leg up from their brothers in the General Assembly.
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Many of the features are similar to Apple's offerings, but Google's got a leg up in one key way: third-party hardware.
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European stocks got a leg up after Wall Street opened higher, with the Dow Jones industrial average setting a record high for the third-straight session.
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We consider ourselves to be pretty knowledgeable when it comes to Chrises, but even we've got to admit Jeff Goldblum's got a leg up on us.
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President Emmanuel Macron's dog got a leg up on his owner Sunday ... when he pissed on a fireplace during an official meeting ... and the Prez lost it!
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Detroit-based Rivian got a leg up on Tesla and other competitors by unveiling its own battery model, the R1T, at the Los Angeles auto show last November.
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This was just one example of how the snacking company got a leg up online by partnering with a higher penetrated category within e-commerce — in this case, costumes.
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"For so long there's been this inequity of, if you could afford to send your children to pre-K they got a leg up," said the Queens borough president, Melinda Katz.
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Noah Gragson got a leg up on the competition with an appearance in the May 20 Pinty's Series race at the Bowmanville, Ontario, track, where he finished third as the only non-Canadian in the field.
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In the US, Nextdoor is in 75 percent of all U.S. neighborhoods, and since launching in the Netherlands last year, it's in 50 percent of neighborhoods, while in the UK — where the company got a leg up when it acquired a local competitor Streetlife — Nextdoor is in 40 percent of neighborhoods.
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After narrowly losing to another amateur club, Harvard got a leg up on Yale with a 3–2 overtime win, then followed that with a defeat of Princeton the following week. After keeping its intercollegiate record unblemished, Harvard had two chances to defeat its conference rivals and would need them when Yale evened the series with their own 3–2 win. After keeping their intercollegiate championship hopes alive with a close victory over Dartmouth, Harvard faced Yale in a rubber match that was likely to decide the Triangular League and Intercollegiate championships. The two titans fought a defensive battle with Yale utilizing a similar form of line change as the Crimson.
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Jae-Ha Kim of the Chicago Sun- Times said that Spears "showed why she has got a leg up on blonder competitors such as Christina Aguilera, Jessica Simpson and Mandy Moore. Aguilera may have a better voice (and a Grammy to validate it), but Spears has that 'it' factor that worked for pinup queens of the past, such as Farrah Fawcett". Adam Graham of Central Michigan Life commented that "although the show was only about 10 songs long and the authenticity of her voice was in question throughout, it was really truly hard to walk away feeling anything but completely gratified". Dave Tianen of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel believed that the show "was energetic, good-humored, fast-paced and bright".
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