The U.S. has an advantage in terms of what's already available — Verizon and AT&T both sell 28503G products — but China has an advantage in developing applications for 22019G technology.
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She also has an advantage over Trump among minority voters.
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Uber has an advantage because of its broad availability worldwide.
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That means anyone deploying a changeup skillfully has an advantage.
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But Netanyahu, seeking a record fifth term, has an advantage.
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Red Team Elliot has an advantage over Blue Team Elliot.
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Additionally, Blackberry QNX has an advantage when it comes to security.
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She also has an advantage others on Trump's list don't: Location.
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Sanders also has an advantage in the firmness of voters' decisions.
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Although the G20 seems unwieldy, it also has an advantage: flexibility.
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Clinton has an advantage among black voters, 85 to 3 percent.
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Sanders has an advantage over Trump among younger voters and independents.
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Trump has an advantage among white voters, 21625 to 2900 percent.
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In this area, it has an advantage: it owns the platform.
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And this, by the way, is where Trump has an advantage.
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Buttigieg has an advantage among moderates, but he's at only 26%.
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Heller has an advantage in the fundraising race, another key indicator.
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GSMA has an advantage over Facebook's and Google's offering, Gartner's Allan said.
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As long as the issue is dominating headlines, Abe has an advantage.
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Hulu already has an advantage when it comes to demographics, Iger said.
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Trump has an advantage among white voters, 2628 percent to 28503 percent.
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Trump has an advantage among independent voters, 2628 percent to 28503 percent.
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Mr. Trump has an advantage among men, whites and less educated voters.
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Trump, however, has an advantage among men, 49 percent to 21625 percent.
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The new company has an advantage, since it doesn't have that burden.
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Sure, Apple has an advantage, he says, and it wins on benchmarks.
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"I wouldn't say that any other country has an advantage," Prospal said.
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But the GOP nominee has an advantage among all other age groups.
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It's there that Apple, and it's tight hardware-software integration, has an advantage.
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Clinton has an advantage over Trump in the Northeast and West, pollsters found.
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Trump has an advantage over Clinton among white voters, 45 to 21625 percent.
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Among independent voters, Trump has an advantage over Clinton, 41 to 28 percent.
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Clinton has an advantage in these suburbs of more than two to one.
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He also has an advantage over Clinton among voters age 40 and over.
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Clinton also has an advantage over Sanders among Iowa's registered Democrats, pollsters found.
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Amazon has an advantage because its shopper base is comfortable with shopping online.
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And Mr. Kelly already has an advantage of $1 million cash on hand.
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Trump has an advantage in North Carolina and Arizona, where veteran incumbent Sens.
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"Of course Rafa has an advantage on clay and Novak has an advantage on hard courts, but there's very few matches I walk out there and think, Novak is winning for sure, or Rafa is winning for sure," said Wilander.
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Clinton has an advantage among Iowa voters who attended college, 42 to 36 percent.
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Apple has an advantage over both Android and Windows for tablets in the enterprise.
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This is where the stealthy power of theater has an advantage, at least theoretically.
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Mr Macron has an advantage over Ms Le Pen, but only a very slight one.
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Google has an advantage here, and it's one it would do well to play up.
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Yet if the last presidential debate is any guide, the Republican ticket has an advantage.
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Since the old football saw holds that defense wins championships, Denver has an advantage, right?
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He also has an advantage among non-college graduates and those ages 22019 and older.
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Trump has an advantage among likely voters without a college degree, 28503 to 22019 percent.
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Trump, meanwhile, has an advantage among men in the state, 35 percent to 31 percent.
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So while Georgia still has an advantage on workforce supply, that edge has dwindled somewhat.
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Trump, meanwhile, has an advantage among voters older than 28500, 6900 percent to 2628 percent.
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In normal low-light shots, the Pixel 3's HDR+ photo mode still has an advantage.
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Dorsey insisted despite Twitter's smaller scale and lack of meaningful growth, it still has an advantage.
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Google obviously has an advantage in the car space because of its successful Android Auto program.
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"Disney has an advantage that they are a recognized brand," Parks Associates analyst Brett Sappington said.
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Here's another low-light comparison that show how the Xperia 10 has an advantage at night.
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The Democratic nominee also has an advantage over Trump among independent voters, 34 to 21625 percent.
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Clinton has an advantage with women and faces a penalty among men (and which is bigger).
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"As one of the largest suppliers of appliances, Sears arguably has an advantage here," Saunders said.
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Trump has an advantage with whites, men, avid churchgoers, and people who are nearing retirement age.
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He also has an advantage among voters age 2628 and older, 28500 percent to 6900 percent.
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"I don't think (Trump) has an advantage or a disadvantage, and I'm not being coy," Scollin said.
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The one area the XZ1 Compact has an advantage over the regular XZ1 is with battery life.
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You know, we do stupid things in micro-ways, but then again, that also has an advantage.
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Both candidates start with the same amount of cash in the bank, and nobody has an advantage.
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But it has an advantage by being the biggest smartphone maker in the world by market share.
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Dykes will add the freshman Victor Viramontes to the competition next month, indicating nobody has an advantage.
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Pat Toomey (R) has an advantage over his Democratic challenger, Katie McGinty, 50 percent to 42 percent.
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But Mr. Brower said he has an advantage over publicly traded media corporations like Gannett and GateHouse.
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In effect, Starfleet has an advantage now that should help them get back some of that territory.
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Lilly has an advantage: This is a well-known company that can afford a vigorous recruitment effort.
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It also has an advantage many newer cities lack: infrastructure built before the era of the automobile.
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Sanders has been leading in opinion polls there and has an advantage because it neighbors his home state.
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And the company has an advantage in this type of campaign with purchase histories and preferred shipping addresses.
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Schultz said the company has an advantage because it has been operating in the region for 17 years.
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But when it comes to actual pleasure and speed while typing the MacBook Pro definitely has an advantage.
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But Lyft has an advantage the others don't, says Lyft's director of transportation policy Emily Castor – brand recognition.
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Clinton has an advantage among voters under age 21625 in a four-way matchup, 2900 to 220006 percent.
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Yet, unlike some demi-celebrities whose fame is as fleeting as a mayfly hatch, he has an advantage.
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Lawmakers voting for committee chairman will also look to a candidate's fundraising, an area Walden has an advantage.
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Amtrak has an advantage here—it serves a huge swath of the US, from sea to shining sea.
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The Democratic nominee has an advantage among white voters with a college degree, 6900 percent to 2628 percent.
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Steve Herrod thinks he has an advantage over other venture capitalists — he's got a deep background in technology.
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Other studies have suggested that gas still has an advantage (and proponents note that leakage could be reduced).
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According to FiveThirtyEight's average of recent polls in the state, former vice president Joe Biden has an advantage.
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But Vanguard also has an advantage in that it is an asset manager first and brokerage business second.
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She added that Charter also has an advantage in a time where content creating platforms are becoming increasingly popular.
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Occipital has an advantage in that Bridge is relatively cheap, more open, and more available than these other platforms.
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Sanders has an advantage in an average of polls in California and but trails in limited polling of Texas.
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Though it's smaller than Flipagram, it has an advantage in the live space: it's spinning off another app, Live.
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But Clinton has an advantage on Tuesday because of the primary structure and prominent political figures in the state.
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The billionaire also has an advantage among whites without a college degree; Clinton leads among whites with a degree.
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Meanwhile, O'Rourke has an advantage among black voters, with 22019 percent backing him compared to 31 percent backing Cruz.
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Going a little bit deeper into the stats, Chris Davis still has an advantage because he draws more walks.
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Waze says that its model as a crowd-sourced platform actually has an advantage for navigating in bad weather.
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Bitcoin has an advantage as the first cryptocurrency invented; it's become almost synonymous with "cryptocurrency" for the casual consumer.
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For what it's worth, Babb dismisses such talk, saying that the process is open and no vendor has an advantage.
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But in this, Disney has an advantage: dominance of the battlespace and experience in the world of cross-pollinated marketing.
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Heico, which sells more than 10,000 types of aircraft replacement parts, has an advantage of another sort, Mr. Beiley said.
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He also has an advantage in government experience and campaign cash, thanks in part to a $1 million personal loan.
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Clinton also has an advantage among women, 2023 to 34 percent, while Sanders leads among men, 47 to 44 percent.
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Admittedly, she has an advantage over the rest of us, given that she founded her own fashion house, but still.
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Eastern Europe, with an educated and ambitious, albeit poorer, workforce, has an advantage in the provisional offering of service labor.
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Sources say Boeing has an advantage in any competition because United already flies its 787 and has options for more.
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A SPAC that has money to spend and is already public has an advantage in the current market for infrastructure deals.
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Trump has an advantage among men, 2900 percent to 220006 percent, while Clinton leads among women, 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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So from 2017 onwards, Scotland does not have an advantage in the same way that it has an advantage under SRIT.
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But Serbian corn has an advantage over the competition because of the country's strict laws against genetically modified organisms, or GMOs.
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But even assuming a party has an advantage on digital, and is able to maintain it, that digital advantage isn't enough.
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Tammy Baldwin has an advantage over both her possible challengers -- Kevin Nicholson and Leah Vukmir -- by at least 22018 percentage points.
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Burr has an advantage among men, 52 percent to 43 percent, and Ross leads among women, 50 percent to 40 percent.
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Clinton holds a narrow edge over Mr. Cruz, while Mr. Kasich is the only Republican who has an advantage over Mrs.
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In it, Buttigieg talks up South Bend's economic resurgence, but he acknowledges that it has an advantage most Midwestern towns don't.
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Clinton has an advantage among minorities, women, people who make more than $75,000 a year, and those with moderate political leanings.
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Because Wonder Woman is a smashing box office success, Gadot now has an advantage in negotiating a bigger payday for herself.
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One thing is clear, regardless of who Trump or Clinton pick, Hillary Clinton has an advantage in the VP race, for now.
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You end up with mentors, but you end up ... what Silicon Valley has an advantage of is people who have seen scale.
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Harrington also argued that Republican Party already has an advantage going into November's election, saying it is more united than the Democrats.
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"When the opposition feels it has an advantage it always goes for the kill shot and fails," says the former American official.
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The party still has an advantage in winning in Illinois and Wisconsin, while New Hampshire, Indiana and Pennsylvania are well within reach.
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However, Who also has an advantage: The show renews itself every few years, creating a ton more new merchandise in the process.
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However, just because the United States has an advantage, Beijing has been working hard to make up ground across the Asia region.
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Sanders is hoping for a victory in Iowa over Hillary Clinton, who polls suggest has an advantage over him with black voters.
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Apple has an advantage over other companies in some ways, considering the company's CEO Tim Cook has a close relationship with Trump.
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The greenback has an advantage over regions such as Europe and Japan, where yields are extremely low given ultra-accommodative monetary policies.
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Someone always has an advantage in some way … We have created a mentality that we must be the best at all costs.
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Every election cycle has its own dynamics, and whoever is tapping into the sentiments of their own base usually has an advantage.
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The LS100's laser light source also has an advantage over lamp-based projectors because it's able to project better color and brightness.
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Even with lingering China trade issues, Nike has an advantage in the country given its ties to China's sports ministry program, Cramer said.
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But despite all of this, Tam and his investors believe that 2nd Address still has an advantage over the rest of the field.
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When asked what makes Shopee stand out from competitors, Zhou said the company has an advantage in its local understanding of each market.
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"I truly believe that anyone that has him on their team, in terms of caucuses, has an advantage over anybody else," D'Alessandro said.
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Rubio leads his opponent among men, 28500 percent to 6900 percent, and Murphy has an advantage among women, 2628 percent to 28503 percent.
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The Democrat would also need to run up the score with independent voters — a demographic where, according to polls, Tipirneni has an advantage.
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But the most recent crop of con artists has an advantage that Charles Ponzi and even Bernie Madoff never dreamed of: social media.
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The administration also has an advantage in allocating spending to specific areas of the country, since Congress' moratorium on earmarks tied its own hands.
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For manufacturing, DJI has an advantage over American companies that have to travel to the other side of the world to build their products.
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Trump also has an advantage among white voters, 28503 percent to 22019 percent, and Clinton leads among nonwhite voters, 66 percent to 24 percent.
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While he admitted that Trump has an advantage, he also revealed that even if Trump wins New York, he's still expecting a contested convention.
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Unlike other candidates that are either liked or hated, Buttigieg has an advantage in that he's viewed the least unsatisfactory but also comparatively unknown.
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Polls show Clinton has an advantage over Trump with female voters, and attacks on her marriage — and the former president's private life — could backfire.
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Microsoft has an advantage by being able to integrate with its productivity apps and offers the financial planning software that Salesforce doesn't, she said.
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But Snapchat has an advantage because it's been a pioneer of original shows in the social space, and has strong engagement with younger users.
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Warren eclipsed Biden in some polls in Iowa and has an advantage in New Hampshire, while Biden is trouncing his competitors in South Carolina.
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McClusky gets it, and says SI still has an advantage because of its veteran crew of journalists and the access the title can command.
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Analysts say the company has an advantage over Amazon in that area, because so many large business already use Microsoft tools on their servers.
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There, Jumanji has an advantage over most video game adaptations: It's a comedy, which means it gets plenty of leeway to make fun of itself.
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Rebounding-wise, Markkanen is good at recognizing when he has an advantage on the offensive glass—but on the defensive end, he's not as good.
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Although Sanders' aides contend their surrogate operation is smaller because they are running against anti-establishment politics, they do acknowledge that Clinton has an advantage.
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Trump leads Clinton among white voters, however, 2900 percent to 220006 percent, and Clinton has an advantage among black voters, 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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Trump and Apple: Apple has an advantage over other companies in some ways, considering the company's CEO Tim Cook has a close relationship with Trump.
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Nate I think the quick ones are that Hillary Clinton's standing has deteriorated a bit since last month, but that she still has an advantage.
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Statistics also show Gibbs has an advantage over Curry handling the ball in transition, although he has played more point guard in his college career.
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The reason Cruz has an advantage in the selection process now is that they were laying the groundwork for this in 2015 and early 2016.
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Google still has an advantage in low-light thanks to Night Sight, but the Note 10+ excels in bright light, often outshooting its biggest competitors.
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Hood also said she believed Microsoft has an advantage with customers seeking a "hybrid cloud" — a mix of public-cloud and on-site computing resources.
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Hood also said she believed Microsoft has an advantage with customers seeking a "hybrid cloud" — a mix of public-cloud and on-site computing resources.
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Closer look: President Trump says the U.S. has an advantage in trade negotiations, as the Chinese economy has, by several measures, been hobbled by tariffs.
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Oculus Quest also has an advantage over other headsets in that you can move around freely without buying a pricey wireless adapter or dorky VR backpack.
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Lots of companies hope for the same thing, of course, but Qualcomm has an advantage: it's not trying to sell one device, or promote one platform.
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Google argues that using YouTube for music needs has an advantage as it incorporates not just official versions of songs, but remixes, live versions, and covers.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, leads among African-Americans, women and young voters, while Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee, has an advantage with whites and men.
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The Democratic nominee leads among Florida voters who report voting early and the GOP nominee has an advantage among those planning to vote on Election Day.
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The Democratic nominee also has an advantage among women, 56 percent to 21625 percent, and among voters with a college degree, 2900 percent to 220006 percent.
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Shelley has an advantage of consistency while the human drivers have the advantage of changing their line as the car changes, something we are currently implementing.
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"No doubt Bernie has an advantage at this point," said Rufus Gifford, a Biden supporter and the finance director for former President Obama's 2202 reelection campaign.
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On the top of my list for how to make America truly great, is to totally reform campaign finance laws, so that no candidate has an advantage.
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Gordon has always been at his best when allowed to be aggressive and when given the opportunity to attack if he has an advantage on his matchup.
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LG's new gadget is definitely not the only 4K projector on the market, but it has an advantage in being pretty portable for the picture it delivers.
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Both Clinton and Trump struggle with high unfavorable ratings among likely Pennsylvania voters, but as in New Hampshire, Clinton has an advantage over Trump on this measure.
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A New York Times analysis found that Biden has an advantage among voters who have cast ballots in primaries, but were less likely to go to caucuses.
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So some economists would say that the country which ships fewer goods to the other has an advantage — and can outlast the other in an extended clash.
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But Paul is optimistic, and believes for-pay porn has an advantage over free porn: the studio can focus on creating content, without aggregating or cannibalizing it.
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Obama has an advantage in positive advertising, however: Nearly 85033,000 Democratic ads have mentioned the former president so far this cycle, compared to just eight for Clinton.
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The platform also has an advantage because it's known for being friendly with developers, who are becoming more influential in picking what cloud to use, analysts said.
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She has an advantage in that she's been toe-to-toe with a Republican President before, during her first spell running the House opposite George W. Bush.
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In the same way that a communication which is very virile, has an advantage or makes something replicate more quickly, those ideas spread through the system faster.
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Microsoft came to the market after Slack but has an advantage in its ability to package the product with popular applications like Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
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A fantastic indie from the early 2000s, Jess Weixler gives a darkly comedic performance as a high schooler who discovers she has an advantage over predatory men.
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These proposals come just as pollsters say Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has an advantage after Indian armed forces clashed with those of arch rival Pakistan.
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So, I still think that we are ... The reason that a Netflix or an Amazon or an Apple has an advantage is because they have no traditional relationships.
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Google argues that YouTube Music has an advantage over its streaming service competitors as it includes not just official versions of songs, but remixes, live versions, and covers.
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Here Facebook has an advantage over Snap as it's been investing for years into ways it can make its apps and service accessible for users in emerging markets.
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Huawei said it has an advantage over other companies launching 5G devices because it provides the full-range of equipment needed to get wireless networks up and running.
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State-owned enterprises account for 70 percent of investments since 2003, but Ge said Dakang has an advantage in being an early mover among non-government controlled companies.
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Apple has an advantage that nobody else in the industry does: They know that if they make a new iPhone, a whole bunch of people will buy it.
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Neither team has an advantage in terms of Week 16 and 17 opponents, so a win would give Seattle about a 50-0003 shot at a division title.
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Ronaldo also wants to stake his claim as the best player ever, and he has an advantage in that he captained Portugal to the European championship in 22018.
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I'm not justifying his behavior, I'm just saying, a big part of the reason why obnoxious aggression has an advantage is that we don't stand up to it.
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" Will responded on "Fox News Sunday," saying: "He has an advantage on me, because he can say everything he knows about any subject in 140 characters and I can't.
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It lacks a telephoto lens like the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S20, but it still has an advantage over Motorola's competing Razr, which only has one 16-megapixel camera.
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"I want to state up front, unequivocally and without doubt, I do not believe that any ethnic, racial or gender group has an advantage in sound judging," she said.
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Siftery, here, also has an advantage because it can upfront negotiate for discounts on services — which they already often offer — that it can then serve back to its members.
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"When it's this tight of an election, one or two or three percent can matter and I think it's a group that he has an advantage with," Bagniewski said.
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Clinton, the Democratic nominee, has an advantage with early voters, while Trump, the Republican nominee, is ahead among those who plan to vote on Election Day, the survey found.
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"While it's true demand fell more than we expected, for children playing for the first time the 3DS is light and has an advantage in price terms," Furukawa said.
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"France has an advantage compared to other tourist destinations, there is no identical substitute," he said, referring to the country's mix of culture, sandy beaches, ski resorts and nightlife.
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Analysts in the West often acknowledge the areas in which China has an advantage in A.I., but they tend to misunderstand the nature of China's strength in each one.
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He felt LimeBike has an advantage over its rich Chinese rivals in that it's the leading U.S. company in a market that, in the U.S. at least, is still young.
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Tencent Music has an advantage in creating social music experiences because it is part of the same company that owns the country's leading social apps and is integrated into them.
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Hollywood and Silicon Valley investments may grab headlines today, but underneath, Saudi Arabia is pursuing diversification and expansion of private enterprise in industries in which it already has an advantage.
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He said, in this sense, Google has an advantage because it's active in open source, the community of developers who write software that's free for anyone to use and download.
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In short, brick and mortar has an advantage over on-line shopping and will survive, while e-commerce needs to acquire a physical presence to gain market share, Mathrani said.
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But Target has an advantage in making its mobile payments platform work where others failed – including CurrentC, the payments system a consortium of retailers (including Target and Walmart) once backed.
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I have nothing against Eminem or anything, but if you walk into the kitchen and somebody's cranking, like, Jacob Miller or Gregory Isaac or Aswad, that person has an advantage.
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AWS says its edge is its focus on customers, and that it has an advantage as the first major cloud on the market, bringing on customers like Volkswagen and NFL.
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Google offers fewer types of devices, but has an advantage because millions of customers already have access to its voice assistant through the smartphones that use its Android operating system.
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China's power may have been overrated and the U.S. economy is staying strong, meaning that U.S. President Donald Trump has an advantage in the trade war, according to one expert.
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Tesla — Tesla shares rose 6.5% after a Credit Suisse analyst conceded the car maker has an advantage over its competitors in the realm of electric vehicle battery production and development.
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Warren has an advantage over Lewis, West and Dahlberg in that he knew how the '30s turned out: Democratic capitalism survived, beating back the challenges of totalitarianism and of Communism.
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I have to take two different trains in order to get home from this TJ's, but it has an advantage the others don't: It opens at 9 AM instead of 8.
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Natural language processing is entirely reliant on the data set it's trained on and it's this data set, specifically related to commerce intent, where he believes the startup has an advantage.
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There's a case to be made that a woman or candidate of color has an advantage in the general election, because they would mobilize voters that a white dude can't mobilize.
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This visit is also a demonstration of how a foreign leader in a strong political position has an advantage in dealing with Trump and can play less heed to his unpopularity.
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This strategy has an advantage over the victim-centered approach, in which investigators would only be able to ask Facebook for details in relation to those specific photos or that person.
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It's only once a campaign puts that stronger value proposition in place that it can turn to communicating that value through certain channels where it has an advantage, such as digital.
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This is another area where Blink arguably has an advantage—with Google building so many cutting-edge web apps, it's in a better position to push for the standards they use.
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In the end, lawmakers changed the composition of the seven-member commission to add a business representative and, among other things, ensure no political party has an advantage on the panel.
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At 5-foot-4 and 140 pounds, he has an advantage on the long straightaways of the mile tracks, where he can tuck in tight to the bike for better aerodynamics.
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Delta has an advantage compared to many other US carriers — it does not have any Boeing 28 Max jets, which has allowed it to avoid headaches associated with the aircraft's grounding.
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Russian Companies Rush to Return to Post-Sanctions Iran | Russia has an advantage in pursuing trade with Iran because it has long backed the country diplomatically and it has strong military ties.
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Surely there will be connectors out to other enterprise tools, because, in this day and age, there have to be, but Slack has an advantage that Facebook, Microsoft and even Cisco lack.
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"And so the lesson we take from that is, often the small startup with real traction with customers has an advantage versus the large incumbent with multiple lines of business," he said.
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Hulu has an advantage in that it's been running a streaming service for nearly a decade and has millions of subscribers, but that still doesn't mean that this is a slam dunk.
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Then there's the point raised by the Washington Post's Philip Bump: that even if you take these polls as meaningful — which Bump doesn't — it's not clear they show Sanders has an advantage.
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Trump Priority – Addressing China's Power Play Imagine you are watching an ice hockey game, one team up on "power play," which means that team has an advantage of one or two players.
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"What We Do in the Shadows," beginning Wednesday on FX, has an advantage on that last front, and not just because its characters, a gang of eccentric vampire housemates, are already dead.
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He has an advantage on Iran, in particular, that Clinton lacked: Restoring the Obama-era status quo is now a more popular pledge than was a pre-143 promise to continue it.
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Clinton has an advantage among Hispanic voters, in addition to black voters, then the burden on Mr. Sanders would grow even more to dominate with white voters in states like Massachusetts or Minnesota.
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Corn has an advantage over wheat in that its planting window is very long, between September and February in Argentina, giving producers a wide margin to avoid risk in case of adverse weather.
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Apple has an advantage here: it's a well-established name with a solid track record, but even with that track record, it'll come down to the quality of the shows that it produces.
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YouTube Gaming's deep integration with the Google-owned mobile OS means the service has an advantage over Twitch, which requires that developers use its mobile SDK to enable livestreaming or capture from smartphones.
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Indeed, while China is targeting higher value-added goods and services rather than the low-end manufacturing of the past, it still has an advantage in trade with America in terms of lower wages.
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The gravitational force of the moon and the sun pull the sea in opposite directions, canceling each other out to a certain extent, like when two people arm-wrestle and neither has an advantage.
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The acquisition of NBK, which the government says is the best option to deal with its under-capitalisation, will bolster KCB's market share, especially in banking for government entities, where NBK has an advantage.
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And while the Tesla comes with the cool factor of any Elon Musk product, Wozniak says there are a couple of very crucial ways that the Chevy Bolt has an advantage over the Tesla.
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In an ordinary midterm election, turnout is low and the opposition party has an advantage, as is reflected in the long chronicle of losses for whichever party holds the White House at the time.
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Note that I've not said—as it often is said—that a quantum computer has an advantage because the availability of superpositions hugely increases the number of states it can encode, relative to classical bits.
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The bottom line: Russia has an advantage as the dominant external military player in Syria, but the U.S. has a seat at the table too, with some 2,000 troops in the northeast of the country.
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And McConnell, as a political nihilist, always has an advantage over people determined to prove things work: It's much easier to simply make things not work, if the only outcome you care about is electoral.
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Even this might not be enough in a place like Minnesota or Massachusetts, depending on whether one assumes that Mr. Sanders has an advantage in caucus states like Minnesota or a state bordering Vermont like Massachusetts.
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For young armed offenders operating under increased crackdowns on knives and guns, a chemical weapon has an advantage: It can be carried incognito in a soft-drink bottle and is legal, cheap, and easy to get.
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While Monsanto and DuPont, Farmers Edge's main competitors, have excelled in the U.S.'s public data-rich agriculture sector, Farmers Edge has an advantage in data-sparse environments because of the company's unique private weather network.
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Woods credited better-than-expected results to the company optimizing its operations across the board, and said it has an advantage because of its ability to tie decisions in the oil field to logistics and refining.
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"The trade war impacts (Singapore) quite a bit, but at the same time, I think Singapore has an advantage relative to other Asian markets," said Vasu Menon, executive director of investment strategy at Singapore's OCBC Bank.
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House Armed Services Chairman Adam Smith (D-Wash.) on Thursday said the transfer would likely reignite a fight over border wall money on Capitol Hill, but noted Trump has an advantage if Republicans don't break ranks.
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"Facebook has an advantage on the competition because whatever products they build come with a built-in community and organic exposure through the platform, however ad revenue and monetization is still underwhelming," he said in an email.
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Boeing could make a case to the Air Force that it should get the trainer jet contract because it has an advantage in manufacturing, or it could claim the plane is easier to assemble, industry experts suggest.
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Trump told the Times he knows "how to handle" Clinton and said the debates will not be judged based on policy points but on boldness and leadership — an area in which he believes he has an advantage.
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In an interview with Barra captured by CNBC at a press conference in Detroit announcing the news, Barra explained why she believes GM has an advantage when it comes to competing with other companies developing autonomous driving tech.
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Microsoft also has an advantage in one key market in the world: China, where Google is still banned, and where console gaming was prohibited from 2000 to 2015, leaving the market ripe for tablet, mobile, and PC gaming.
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As a movie based on a video game — or in this case, a series of them — Assassin's Creed has an advantage: The games it's based on have an interesting, rich, mysterious story for a screenwriter to draw from.
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Didi says it has an advantage in technically complex services, such as the car-pooling feature that now makes up roughly 30 percent of its total private car rides and cuts down on the number of drivers required.
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Mr. Meadows has an advantage none of them did in that he has been a political confidant and ardent champion for much longer before taking the job and many in Mr. Trump's circle were encouraged by his ascension.
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Though the effort has received less attention than the mayor's ambitious proposal to get rid of the test entirely, it has an advantage because — unlike eliminating the test — it does not require the approval of the State Legislature.
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"If Google has an advantage here versus Xbox or Playstation, it's that it doesn't have a pre-existing 'gamer culture' it has to appease," said Laine Nooney, assistant professor and historian of video games at New York University.
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The method also has an advantage over other practices currently used to fight aflatoxin, like vacuum-sealed storage bags, as it tackles the fungus in the field rather than after harvest, Schmidt told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Competing against destinations that already have audiences in the hundreds of millions, if not billions, is a tall order, but Phua said he believes that M17 has an advantage because it has been built for streaming from day one.
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The winner, the "king," has an advantage in the subsequent round: Before play begins, she is allowed to steal the best cards of the loser, the "cabbage," making it even more difficult for the loser ever to win again.
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Apple HomeKit, on the other hand, has an advantage when it comes to automation options, but there aren't quite as many HomeKit-enabled devices on the market just yet, and Apple only offers one Siri voice-enabled speaker model.
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But Apple has an advantage when it comes to distributing its mobile OS. While Google pushes out updates to its own supported Pixel, Nexus and Android One devices, Android updates, for the most part, are handled by OEMs and carriers.
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Instead of trying to reach an entire country, OLE Nepal has spread around 5,300 laptops across areas where OLPC's hardware still has an advantage: remote rural districts with no data networks or wired internet, accessible only through hours of hiking.
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Russia continues to shadow Trump Clinton also has an advantage now on most domestic issues, yet her edge on what has consistently held as voters' top issue -- the economy -- is too small to be statistically significant: 50% trust her, 48% Trump.
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He is looking for a full-time job in marketing and, despite Western Australia's slowdown, he has an advantage: His family back in Tianjin, China, paid $370,000 at the start of this year to buy him a two-bedroom apartment.
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Anduril would not be the first to try to bring this science-fiction technology into the real world, but it has an advantage in founder Palmer Luckey, who is best known as the designer of the Oculus virtual-reality headset.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is cheerleading his way past the economic warning signs that have rattled financial markets and unnerved economists, insisting that the United States has an advantage in a crucial first round of trade negotiations beginning on Monday in Beijing.
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Anna Maria Meo, the Teatro Regio's general director since 2015 and the primary force behind the festival's ascent, said Parma has an advantage in that smaller towns, like Bayreuth in Germany and Salzburg in Austria, are good places for major festivals.
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy has an advantage here: it's already been a popular TV show, and there is plenty of material for Hulu to work with if the project moves from the "In Development" column into the "In Production" one.
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Analysts believe that Apple has an advantage in health because it has a wearable product with advanced sensors, a large install base of iPhone users to sell too, and it has a strong track record in controlling its own hardware and software.
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Papua New Guinea has an advantage over Australian and U.S. gas as it is liquids rich, which creates extra revenue, it is closer to the world's biggest LNG markets in Japan, South Korea and China, and the gas has a higher heating value.
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Even though Visa is entering into the space much later than its other Silicon Valley-based rivals, the company says it has an advantage over other companies because of its extensive network of partners, including thousands of banks and other financial institutions.
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The millennium-old art of falconry has an advantage over gun use, he said, in cases where large crowds are present, such as during annual street parades where thousands turn out to see fireworks shows or the country's president on July 14, a national holiday.
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Alibaba also has an advantage because of huge U.S. tech companies including Google and Facebook being blocked in China (although both are said to be hoping to enter the country next year), but the Chinese government is also a threat to its own business people.
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Not unlike ride-hailing giant Uber has an advantage in the self-driving car race with its large network of drivers and riders, Facebook already has at least 1.71 billion people quite familiar with its service and many more at least aware of its name.
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"We think PlaNet has an advantage over humans because it has seen many more places than any human can ever visit and has learned subtle cues of different scenes that are even hard for a well-traveled human to distinguish," Weyand told MIT Tech Review.
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But Apple's Siri arguably has an advantage on the iPhone because it is deeply integrated with the software on the phone and can be used to control or open certain apps, link with smart home devices, and is tied closer to Apple's overall ecosystem.
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Bjarne Graven Larsen, chief investment officer at Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, said Canada has an advantage in already being home to a number of the world's biggest infrastructure investors and having an established track record in utilizing public and private funding to build infrastructure.
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Discovery has also worked with Amazon to stream sports content in Germany and the U.K. Although Amazon could potentially become another bidder for rights and drive up prices, Discovery currently has an advantage because it is the only intercontinental sports content rights owner, Zaslav said.
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But the affirmative action wedge doesn't seem to have worked as well among other Asian-American groups and, even among Chinese Americans, support for issues like education spending and health care access has meant that the Democratic Party still has an advantage among Chinese-Americans.
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That includes leveraging its truck expertise for a new line of all-electric trucks and SUVs such as the Hummer EV. Credit Suisse's Dan Levy described the "EV Day" as a "key update" for GM, which he believes has an advantage over other traditional automakers regarding EVs.
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Determining whether a single athlete has an advantage over others is "basically impossible," Vilain said, because looking at performance through the lens of only one variable, like high levels of testosterone, ignores too many others — training regimen, height, limb length, nutrition — that can contribute to success.
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Apple's recent 15-inch MacBook Pro has an advantage over many laptops with Thunderbolt 3, because the connector is basically hooked up directly to the CPU, instead of being routed through the PCH (which handles a bunch of other I/O like networking, storage, and other USB ports).
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No one party won a majority in the House of Representatives in the election, but Palang Pracharat has an advantage under junta-written electoral rules that require the 250-seat upper house Senate, appointed by the junta, to vote along with the 500-seat lower house for prime minister.
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In a fast movement such as the Gigue from the D minor Partita, Mr. Thile has an advantage on a violinist: Without any large muscle groups involved in the production of sound, he can play the runs with lightning speed — or at least as fast as his pick can keep up.
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Tesla has an advantage on the energy storage side of the market if its effort to build huge battery gigafactories leads to major efficiencies in cost of production, which would allow it to generate higher margins than competitors like Sunrun, which need to source battery cells from partners like LG Chem.
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The lock also has an advantage in terms of connectivity – with just the Smart Lock Pro itself, you get Z-Wave and Bluetooth connectivity, along with HomeKit compatibility, which means you can control it when you're within BT range, or use a Z-Wave smart home hub (like SmartThings) for broader connectivity.
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We spoke to Didi's CTO (who asked to be identified as "Bob" at the time, hence the lower-third in the video below) later that same year about why the company believes it has an advantage when it comes to data-driven technology development relative to Uber and other ride-hailing companies.
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The restaurant industry, which employs half of American women at some point in their lives, has an advantage over other industries when it comes to addressing sexual harassment because it was already advocating for a clear policy solution when the #MeToo social media movement against harassment gained momentum late last year, said Jayaraman.
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Then, he jogs back into into his corner, gets the ball with Al Horford shadowing him, decides that he has an advantage, drives at the rim, mushes into Al's wide body almost immediately, turns around to bail on the drive, and gets his attempt at a pass out immediately picked off by Jayson Tatum.
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That's, I think, where FOX has an advantage, is that they understood that, to take over the cycles, you need to be relentless; you need to be perpetuating your point of view and your propaganda in the same way that people consume it, which is constantly, and self-reinforcingly, and over and over and over again.
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Hall said he believes the startup has an advantage over other players in the space thanks to the software that Spiro and the early Good Eggs team built to run the business including, especially, an app that helps the company conduct speedy sorting, tracking, packing and shipping of a high volume of goods from a wide variety of farms and local vendors.
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"A lot of the folks who worked so hard over the past eight months here in Iowa, they're trained, they know what they are doing and they will take that model and export it to those similar caucus states where Senator Sanders thinks he has an advantage but where we're going to be able to hold our own," Fallon said.
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The US, of course, has an advantage given its decades of experience with aircraft carrier operations and warfare, and the US Navy is starting to field its own next-generation carriers that will — together with the Nimitz-class carriers —eventually carry the F-35C Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter, a fifth-generation fighter generally considered to be superior to the J-20.
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As with the Playstation Pro, Sony already has an advantage over Microsoft (it's also reportedly sold twice as many PS4s as Microsoft has sold Xbox Ones), but an affordable headset in the vein of Microsoft's Mixed Reality setup, paired with that insanely powerful new Xbox, could produce a VR system that is finally the perfect blend of price and performance.
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Along with countries like Niger, Mali and Mongolia, Kazakhstan has an advantage: lax regulations that allow it to process uranium cheaply from in situ leaching, which involves pumping chemicals into uranium reserves and carries serious risks to the environment if it's not carried out responsibly, said Danielson, who consults developing nations on mining through his company Sustainable Development Strategies Group.
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While Democrats are hoping to seize on Graham's friendly posture toward President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to make the case against his reelection, the three-term senator has an advantage in South Carolina, where voters haven't elected a Democrat to the Senate in more than 85033 years.
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" Meyer added that the agency issued new draft guidance last month for the drug industry on assessing the risks and benefits of new opioid drug applications, and that the FDA is also holding a meeting in September "to discuss whether an applicant for a new opioid analgesic should be required to demonstrate that its product has an advantage over existing drugs in order to be approved and, if so, what new authorities the FDA would need to impose such a requirement.
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So in a way, in terms of the sequence, it is right that monetary policy acts fast and when the crisis happened we reduced interest rates substantially in a very short period of time, we extended the balance sheet of the European Central Bank – all these policy reactions were right so monetary policy has an advantage in acting fast but if they're out there alone all the time and continue to act and the other players and the other policies don't kick-in, it becomes a corner solution in the sense that the longer you apply expansionary monetary policy, the smaller is the marginal impact of further easing on the economy and the bigger are the side-effects that additional easing will bring.
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