But it has the advantage that it is already profitable.
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So, as of today, I think he has the advantage.
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The company also has the advantage of powerful local backers.
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RSS has the advantage of feeling slow without being slow.
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Sessions said Trump "clearly has the advantage" on that front.
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If voice interfaces continue to grow, Amazon has the advantage.
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Mr. Lucic has the advantage of being a true baritone.
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This means it has the advantage of being the home team.
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Neither Trump nor Hillary Clinton has the "advantage" on that score.
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Trump has the advantage among likely voters aged 55 and older.
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Beyond legal restrictions, Tilray has the advantage of experience, Kennedy said.
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Mr. Shine has the advantage of already being at Fox News.
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The Missouri story has the advantage of being way less depressing.
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"Hashing has the advantage that it works at scale," said Farid.
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As for the quality of that assistant, Google probably has the advantage?
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Unlike most democracies or republics, monarchy has the advantage of historical pedigree.
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As an analyst, Frum has the advantage of being a semi-apostate.
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New Hampshire has the advantage of being next to his home state.
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He also has the advantage of having a legend in his corner.
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But I do know that it has the advantage of being true.
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And, this stream has the advantage of not burdening the balance sheet.
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Northam has the advantage of being elected statewide once before, in 85033.
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But other than those little details, he said, McGregor has the advantage.
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Russia has the advantage in Europe due to its proximity and pipeline connections.
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Zurich has the advantage of an EU-licensed insurance platform based in Dublin.
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Structured data has the advantage of being easily entered, stored, queried and analysed.
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Plus, he has the advantage since he's accumulated a multimillion-dollar campaign account.
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Here, the scout has the advantage, because the error is a judgment call.
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Plus, it has the advantage of coming out in the social-media era.
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The private company business model also has the advantage of being more humane.
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Rodriguez also has the advantage of being comfortable striking out of both stances.
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Still, Biden, at this time, clearly has the advantage in the electoral college.
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Sanders, not Buttigieg, has the advantage among Democrats under the age of 35.
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Certainly you would think that Till has the advantage as the exchanges lengthen.
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The agency has the advantage of having somebody who's at the White House regularly.
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However, the wind farm has the advantage of avoiding planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
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Amazon has the advantage for now, and it hasn't even won an Oscar yet.
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Singular "they" already exists; it has the advantage that most people already use it.
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Cruz leads in Wisconsin, while Trump has the advantage in New York and Pennsylvania.
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He has the advantage of being able to say that he was confirmed already.
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Disney has the advantage of owning not one high profile streaming service, but several.
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New Jersey has the advantage since it has been laying the foundation for years.
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Here are four major reasons I think the Amex Green card has the advantage.
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VMware has the advantage of a larger salesforce selling to its longtime enterprise customers.
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Mr. Biden has the advantage of national name recognition and broad popularity among Democrats.
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British Columbia also started low, plus has the advantage of being reasonable and Canadian.
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This is where Samsung Pay has the advantage over the services from Apple and Google.
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GIGOT: Kate, quickly, who do you think has the advantage on immigration going into November?
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Not only can it rapidly regenerate, but it has the advantage of being incredibly versatile.
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That same story is playing out even in swing states where Clinton has the advantage.
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Verizon has the advantage of having the phones in stores for you to feel up.
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Hardware has the advantage of building slowly a customer base of people paying hard dollars.
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But here is where Cassidy-Sinema has the advantage and why its receiving bipartisan support.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - In a Japanese ad-land spat, Bain Capital has the advantage.
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Kinsa's data has the advantage of being real-time and continually updated by its users.
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The gathering myth is an alternative myth — one that has the advantage of being true.
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Sydney has the advantage of being the first major city to enter the new year.
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It also has the advantage of being located within three hours of 330 million people.
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That also has the advantage of requiring less range-sapping energy when the vehicle is unplugged.
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I think this is a better policy, and it has the advantage of being paid for.
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Compared to current antiviral drugs, Crispr has the advantage of being easy to tweak as needed.
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Helm has the advantage of selling a service that has no interest in taking your data.
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Sanders has the advantage of supporting LGBTQ rights his whole career (going back to the 1970s).
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But because a hydrogel consists mostly of regular old water, it has the advantage of biocompatibility.
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However, the Home Speaker 500 has the advantage of being able to easily adjust the bass.
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Nelson also has the advantage of already being backed by several major players in corporate America.
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She also has the advantage with Hispanic voters, taking 55 percent to 36 percent for Sanders.
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If there's a line and the public has the advantage, they adjust those lines very quickly.
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But it has the advantage of playing the leader, Switzerland, at home in its final game.
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Loose-leaf has the advantage of being more environmentally friendly, with less packaging to dispose of.
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But it still has the advantage of being higher than an all-share proposal from Takeaway.com.
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In New York, however, Trump has the advantage as he's poised for a resounding victory Tuesday night.
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This is where Amazon has the advantage: Prime Day kicks off on July 16 at 3 p.m.
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Baldwin has the advantage of playing the slot, where Kareem Jackson is the Texans&apos weakest corner.
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It therefore has the advantage of attracting customers who didn't even plan on shopping for home goods.
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"It also has the advantage of building stronger relationships between dementia patients and care staff," Ballard said.
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That's probably because Google has the advantage of knowing my search tendencies, but it's still useful nonetheless.
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Apple has the advantage of controlling the default camera app that millions of people use every day.
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"This system has the advantage of providing more direct communication," Kennedy replied, in the age before Twitter.
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Of course, T-Series has the advantage of being a corporation, whereas Kjellberg is an individual YouTuber.
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Morningstar Farms has the advantage of already being known for its vegetarian products, including frozen veggie burgers.
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The young company also has the advantage of being fairly vertically integrated with major bike manufacturer FSD.
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Amazon has the advantage in having one of the most robust libraries, as well as a powerful app.
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"It has the advantage that it could bring new rules to the game and change everything," Salamanca said.
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Like Seattle, Austin has the advantage of offering a lower cost of living than many cities in California.
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That has the advantage of keeping the law in line with the behaviour of the majority of drivers.
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On the issues, Trump has the advantage with voters when it comes to the economy -- 46% to 41%.
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Oppo's version is at least as good, and has the advantage of not being imminently torpedoed from sale.
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This concept of one stop shopping has the advantage of providing consistent and continuous care for the individual.
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All that said, if Oracle could adjust, it has the advantage of having a foothold inside the enterprise.
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Predator, but when it comes to reputable guest appearances, it's not hard to see who has the advantage.
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U.S. Big Tech still has the advantage, some experts say, but China is investing heavily to catch up.
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In his role, he has the advantage of learning all segments of the bank from the inside out.
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His team has the advantage in knowing most of the delegates personally and of helping to select them.
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But having the biggest party isn't enough in Israeli politics, and this is where Netanyahu has the advantage.
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But Microsoft has the advantage of being mainly a supplier of technology to businesses, unlike Amazon and Google.
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The account also has the advantage of being popular, but not too popular, which helps keeps the atmosphere enjoyable.
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As processing, data and business logic move to the edge, Akamai has the advantage and can even disrupt AWS.
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He adds that Ford can defend himself and has the advantage that no one was hurt during the incident.
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On the other hand, ultrasound (or ultrawave) wireless has the advantage of being considerably safer for people and objects.
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The iPhone 6S Plus also has the advantage of coming in rose gold, a discontinued color for newer iPhones.
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It has the advantage of a rumored $200 million in annual revenue, and may be able to avoid commoditization.
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It also has the advantage of using the telephoto lens'for portraits, which helps separate a subject from the backgrou.
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Though Zelle has the advantage of its banking partners and integration, it's too soon to count out its rivals.
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Bajin believes Clijsters has the advantage of experience if she decides to chase a fifth singles Grand Slam title.
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These performances are usually done on television, but television has the advantage of being built for short-attention spans.
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Sauvage at least has the advantage of starting off with expertise that Maison Premiere needed several years to accumulate.
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RouteNote, unlike many of the other ones, has the advantage, particularly for a poor indie band, of being free.
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But Sánchez has the advantage of already being the caucus vice chair, which could make for an easy transition.
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Mr. Xi, a powerful authoritarian leader, has the advantage of seeming to know where he is leading his country.
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You could also use spinach, which has the advantage of cooking faster and breaking down more completely than chard.
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Loeffler, the multimillionaire CEO of an Atlanta-based financial services firm, likely has the advantage in a jungle primary.
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Though that sounds precarious, the United States has the advantage of a comparatively easy schedule ahead in the fall.
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The offense has the advantage in this type of arms race, a reality that some lawmakers seem to ignore.
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"Yelp data has the advantage of being more up to date than most official government statistics," the economist added.
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Helium also has the advantage of "cleaning" any minute dirt particles left behind during the construction of the device.
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But as Vox's Andrew Prokop explained, who has the advantage in the Electoral College is not so clear-cut.
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"It's not a surprise on gender issues that Hillary has the advantage given her background and some of his comments."
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A mat-based gait-recognition system has the advantage that it would work in any lighting conditions—even pitch-darkness.
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But while Amazon looks like it has the potential to reach more viewers, Netflix likely has the advantage in content.
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However, its range is only 100 feet compared to Chipolo's 200, but TrackR has the advantage of user-replaceable batteries.
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The approach has the advantage, for politicians, of not requiring fundamental reform of institutions, notes Alan Smith of Ulster University.
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So the Texas senator has the advantage in the Golden State, and he is no doubt already courting former Gov.
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Other experts say Singapore also has the advantage of its small size and the fiscal space to try different incentives.
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Nonetheless, it can still be used in clinical trials and it has the advantage of being administered as a pill.
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On the other hand, Cruz has the advantage among voters between 55 and 74 and over the age of 75.
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That's because in addition to being a sharp reporter, he has the advantage of coming out of right-wing media.
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This has the advantage of bringing your level of caring into a more correct level of authority, salary and respect.
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Jacksonville's offense may be improved in the second week of Nick Foles's comeback, but Tennessee has the advantage at home.
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R-Token also has the advantage of being compatible with decentralized exchanges, which is a major emerging theme in crypto.
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"Money is obviously a big part of any campaign, and here Hugin has the advantage of self-funding," she said.
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It also has the advantage of being more relatable, even if others' circumstances are not nearly as dire as yours.
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I always feel like that a guy that is pitching against you for the first time definitely has the advantage.
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He acknowledged Brazil has the advantage of being able to grow two crops per year because of more favorable weather.
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What follows is a flurry of motion, like cats fighting, and it isn't at all clear who has the advantage.
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And whoever it is, we'll take them on, but it would certainly seem that Bernie Sanders has the advantage right now.
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Ms Zavala, whose husband, Felipe Calderón, was president from 2006 to 2012, has the advantage of being well known across Mexico.
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But polls show at the moment that the race will be close — though Moore certainly has the advantage as of now.
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Olaf has the advantage of being a computer-generated creature that can technically do anything at any time in perfect rhythm.
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Any founder that wins funding has the advantage of getting access to Salesforce's expertise, as well as its massive customer base.
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For someone who wants a sleek and streamlined home security system, the Pro definitely has the advantage on the standard Ring.
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"Clinton has the advantage as the general election campaign kicks off, particularly in key swing states," said Monmouth pollster Patrick Murray.
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"The English system has the advantage of providing students with loans for living expenses, not just tuition," Ms. Scott-Clayton said.
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Kasich has the advantage of an established New Hampshire network, and a good slice of his 2016 campaign team remains supportive.
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Ola started off the year raising $350 million and has the advantage of knowing the nuances of the Indian market well.
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"I want to make sure that Bob Mueller has the advantage of the evidence that we've been able to gather," Schiff said.
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The Portal Plus also has the advantage of a rotating screen, which can switch between landscape and horizontal orientations while you're chatting.
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In addition to self-funding his campaign, Trump has the advantage of running an operation that leans heavily on free media exposure.
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Wrathall says Britain has the advantage of being a low-risk jurisdiction despite uncertainties over its decision to leave the European Union.
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For the dollar you get a lot more from the Clara HD, which also has the advantage of being compact and pocketable.
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Trump, however, has the advantage among the white voters who make up a majority in the state, 21625 percent to 2900 percent.
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Of course, keeping me Bangladeshi has the advantage of enabling some people to tell me to go back to my own country.
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This is a large listing, and Spotify has the advantage of a huge consumer base which it can leverage into retail investors.
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"Short of starting an actual war, Putin has the advantage," said Ilan Goldenberg, a U.S. State Department official under President Barack Obama.
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Gleicher has the advantage of having come aboard earlier this year, and therefore doesn't have to answer for the company's previous missteps.
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It also has the advantage of being situated in a state where the headquarters -- or major operations -- of a number of major companies.
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There are enough people on the board in Travis's camp that he has the advantage, that he doesn't have to worry about that.
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It's not really Daenerys Targaryen of Game of Thrones, who has the advantage of magic, dragons, and birth to help inspire her followers.
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Unlike cheap places in other parts of the world, Blackpool has the advantage of being in an Anglophone country with stable(ish) institutions.
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We could have followed a paper US Geological Survey topographical map to the same fate, though Google Maps has the advantage of ubiquity.
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"That has the advantage, not so much that we will measure more stars, but all the measurements will become more accurate," says Brown.
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But where Iron Fist took itself too seriously, The Defenders has the advantage of better-grounded characters to offset its most ridiculous moments.
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The blend isn't as potent as the medicated creams she prescribes, but it has the advantage of being non-irritating and non-drying.
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As far as sustainability measures go, making clothing out of plastic bottles has the advantage of being relatively easy to communicate to shoppers.
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Spotify also has the advantage of a powerful consumer brand which should help prop up its stock price among human traders as well.
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Chronicle also has the advantage of a user interface that, on its surface, looks and feels like the simple, familiar Google search engine.
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AWS has the advantage of an early start and Azure profits from Microsoft's existing sales channels and it's focus on hybrid cloud technologies.
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Miller has the advantage of pushing a consistent series of policy messages at least since he was a college student at Duke University.
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New launch vehicles are being tested by SpaceX's numerous competitors, but Falcon Heavy has the advantage of already existing and working as designed.
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Mr. Trump has the advantage of being the incumbent and will lean on his foreign policy achievements, which in some cases are significant.
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That strategy has the advantage of keeping the inquiry and Mr. Trump's conduct in the spotlight without getting into the charged impeachment talk.
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While Twitch has the advantage of being the most well-known home for live-streaming games, the other two platforms are catching up.
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To ensure he has the advantage over his American opponent next month, Fury says he&aposs been trying some rather unconventional training methods.
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Miguel Cabrera (34), 2,605: Cabrera needs about 300 more hits than Pujols does, but he has the advantage of being three years younger.
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Putin has the advantage of building on Russian expertise in leader glorification; the Soviets pioneered the cult of personality almost 100 years ago.
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As president, of course, he has the advantage of real power, and a press still fixated on "What will he tweet next?" coverage.
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Among other things, this has the advantage of making sure inflation stays low so there's no need for hasty future anti-inflation moves.
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The option of a referendum - which has the advantage of responding to the yellow vests' demand for more people's votes - remains on the table.
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But, he said, the bank has the advantage of starting from scratch, unlike rivals that are dealing with costly branch networks and old technology.
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On a PlayStation 4, this limit drops to three, but the PlayStation Vue has the advantage of being the only internet TV service available.
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And while Apple dominates the podcasting market today, Spotify is growing fast — and has the advantage of being available on any non-Apple device.
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Natural gas also has the advantage of being a flexible fuel, given it can be used for residential heating, in manufacturing and in transport.
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If he has the advantage of a more mild climate, I have the advantage of terrain: There are no hills to climb in NYC.
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For creators, this also has the advantage of opening up additional revenue opportunities, like Super Chat, that were previously only available to live streams.
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Investors think Uber's future looks bright outside of China, but their backing of both companies signals Didi has the advantage in China, Boyd said.
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And while robots are a long way from running hotels by themselves, Relay has the advantage of being fast, quiet and unconcerned with tips.
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She has the advantage on land, at sea, and may well use her Scorpions to neutralize Dany's air superiority in the showdown to come.
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Moreover, Brennan has the advantage of being a retired CIA director with a bully pulpit for messaging to our citizens and to the world.
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And, as the explicit discrimination minorities faced in the workplace has diminished, so has the advantage that it had given the white working class.
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And like the Red Sox ace, deGrom has the advantage of long arms, "and a whiplike action in his delivery," Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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And now he has the advantage of a perch, the office of attorney general, that historically has afforded its occupant a lot of exposure.
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Lisbon has lifestyle choices for all tastes and budgets and has the advantage of offering an already well-established and large community of expats.
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Leicester has the advantage of being the underdog, its players full of the hunger that comes from knowing rejection at some point in their careers.
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This approach has the advantage of never preventing anyone from submitting a review, but does require slightly more effort on the part of potential purchasers.
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It looks like the state school superintendent Tony Evers has the advantage in a crowded field, but there is nothing like clarity among the Democrats.
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But Rylo's solution has the advantage of being dead simple to use, with easily portable hardware that's durable and compatible with existing GoPro mount accessories.
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For example, getting a colonoscopy every 10 years has the advantage that, if potentially cancerous polyps are detected, they can be removed during the procedure.
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However, YouTube has the advantage of having a massive beauty vlogging community, which serves viewers with a pre-existing interest in the products being shown.
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Susan Collins, a cosponsor of Alexander's bill: "It has the advantage of being bipartisan and I think that's the approach we need to take."Sen.
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Google and Facebook have both shown interest in expanding into the social workplace, but LinkedIn has the advantage of being seen as the professional network.
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Satellite coverage, though, has the advantage of being both broad and frequent, whereas a drone can offer only one or the other of these qualities.
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The catalog has the advantage of lavish illustrations that make you see that the show could have been even better where several artists are concerned.
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If considering specific securities, is a Home Depot versus a Lowes comparison necessary in order to see which has the advantage of better relative strength?
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Biden has the advantage at the moment, however, as most Democrats view him as the candidate with the best shot at winning the general election.
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In Santa Rosa, an hour's drive north of San Francisco, Margery Cahn, who turns 100 in December, has the advantage of a full-time assistant.
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It also has the advantage of playing up flip phone nostalgia, which we know from Motorola's upcoming launch of the Razr is still going strong.
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It also has the advantage of owning and operating a significant mapping database, and the ability to promote new services through its own online platforms.
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A 50-minute train ride from Nagoya, Toyota City also has the advantage of being considerably lighter on the wallet compared to Tokyo or Osaka.
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The solar sail has the advantage of simplicity—for a megastructure concept, that is—but it would probably be too slow to dodge a supernova.
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In Australia's case, the plan has the advantage of borrowing from Britain's experience with its Fixated Threat Assessment Center, which has been running since 2006.
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Today's important chess matches use digital technology and advanced metrics to track every player's every move, while computer engines predict which player has the advantage.
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But it has the advantage of treating these people as trespassers with guns, rather than as a movement that, by being targeted, might attract others.
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As survivors of Southern politics know, if incumbents struggle in the first round, it is usually the insurgent who has the advantage going into the runoff.
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And though Sudeikis thinks Wilde is the attractive one in the couple, he did tell Colbert there is one area in which he has the advantage.
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It has the advantage in the online space and innovative initiatives, but Walmart has begun making startup acquisitions and exploring cashier-free stores just like Amazon.
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This rapid-fire approach also has the advantage of keeping the onstage adrenaline level high, and of blinding us to discrepancies and holes in the plot.
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Spice also has the advantage over GPS-guided weapons of working when a target's exact position is unknown, or if the co-ordinates have been misreported.
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However, Gibiansky says that Voicery has the advantage of being the first out of the gate with its technology that capitalizes on the machine learning advancements.
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But Apple also has the advantage of having the default messaging app on million and millions of iPhones, which is not a bad place to start.
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"He has the advantage of knowing that anything even hinting at a possible slowdown that he says will put the kibosh on his stock," he said.
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For Spotify, this has the advantage of keeping users in its app – an app most people today use in the background while they do other things.
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Newtown has the advantage of having access to the particulars, but it doesn't— and can't, really—put the events in a proper place for the audience.
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This has the advantage of making the headset super light (just 118 grams), but that's about the only good thing this thing has going for it.
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You should be skeptical of whether it can pull that off, but HaLow has the advantage of building on top of an enormously successful existing standard.
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Bouillon has the advantage of being simple to produce, while also relating to a local culture; a way of eating that pulls directly from seasonal ingredients.
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I would have said, until the Whole Foods deal, Walmart has the advantage in grocery, and I think could be the biggest online player in grocery.
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Amazon has the advantage of being less-tightly regulated than banks and having near real-time data on sellers' businesses and access to their customer reviews.
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While the Labor Department's data on new claims can be volatile, it has the advantage of being updated just one week after workers file their claims.
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It was to play by the house rules of the culturally dominant left, in which the house always has the advantage and usually wins the game.
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While the rebel forces have done their share of harm, the government currently has the advantage, and has penned in the rebels in the city's east.
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But General McMaster has the advantage of having served in Iraq with some officials currently on the staff, including aides like Derek Harvey and Joel Rayburn.
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Several automakers have discussed or invested in car-share firms, but Turo's CEO believes his company has the advantage of offering a wide array of vehicles.
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Rohrabacher has the advantage of incumbency and still won reelection in 2016 by 17 points, although Cook Political Report ranks the race as a toss-up.
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Apple's Siri, while considered "dumb" compared to its competitors, has the advantage of being installed on iPhones, and Apple has sold more than a billion of them.
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"Football is the most popular sport in the world so it has the advantage of being to impact more people," said Vi-Ability chief executive Adam Bull.
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Jeremy Lim's Myth or Magic: The Singapore Healthcare System is particularly excellent, though William Haseltine's Affordable Excellence: The Singapore Healthcare Story has the advantage of being free.
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However, Louis Vuitton has the advantage of being able to sell its bags at a price that could actually cover the cost of a cutting edge display.
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Apple has the advantage of being unencumbered by legacy thinking and union workers — unlike traditional automakers — and could hook the car into its existing ecosystem, he said.
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Even if it doesn't do everything perfectly, the Cloud Mix has the advantage of working in so many different situations that it might not end up mattering.
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Palo Alto Networks has the advantage of having a more modern firewall architecture than many of its competitors in an industry where newer is better, said Cowan.
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Conway has the advantage of being close to not only the president-elect but to two of his most favored allies: chief strategist Stephen Bannon and Mercer.
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Oakland and Houston have a larger Mexican following than most NFL teams, though Oakland certainly has the advantage by virtue of existing for longer than 14 years.
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Treating gun deaths as an epidemic has the advantage of putting us into a different mindset — that of public health advocates, not as debaters defending ideological positions.
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Both men have been up on television with ads, but Rouda has the advantage of being part of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's "Red to Blue" program.
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The still loss-making company is under increasing pressure, however, from Apple, which has the advantage of a huge customer base, especially in the lucrative U.S. market.
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Samsung runs on the Android operating system, whose design it does not fully control, whereas Apple has the advantage of complete oversight of its iOS operating system.
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For this production, I have brought on the talented choreographer Spencer Liff, who had never seen the show and also has the advantage of being very young.
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Focusing on readiness should be first; this has the advantage of not requiring major acquisitions, while also appealing to German pride by exposing embarrassing lapses in capacity.
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The exhibition also has a commercial logic: It presents the work of two hugely famous artists, one of whom (Avedon) has the advantage of being relatively affordable.
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Panther also has the advantage of opening in February (Avengers and The Dark Knight were spring/summer releases) and enjoying months in theaters with little major competition.
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And of course, Sorokin has the advantage of being white — black men have been shown to receive longer sentences than white men for committing the same crime.
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YouTube has the advantage of being able to lean on its advertising revenue ($15 billion in 2019) and Google's larger revenue to offset costs and possible losses.
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One efficient way to do this is through vertical farming—growing plants on trays indoors, which has the advantage of using far less space than traditional farming.
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That's a lot of work to confirm stereotypes, but it has the advantage of capturing quickly what pollsters and cultural geographers could only speculate over with census data.
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Netflix hopes to keep them by spending on its exclusive shows; like Spotify in music, it also has the advantage of an established brand and a customer base.
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Sinclair also has the advantage of being a local news organization that can often seem above partisanship, David Zurawik, The Baltimore Sun's media critic, pointed out on CNN.
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But, Trump has the advantage because of his ability and experience in TV. He understands, perhaps better than most traditional politicians, the power that TV moments can have.
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In such a case, our approach has the advantage that it multiplies opportunities for detection through the default screening procedures, which would be more intense than current practices.
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Despite its many flaws, the "top two" primary system has the advantage of providing real data on the strength of the parties just five months before the election.
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Formula E may have already found fans who don't want to deal with loud engines or gas fumes, but it has the advantage of being a global series.
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But in "Hero's Welcome," it's the foreign visitor who has the advantage over the old home team that Mr. Ayckbourn has spent his fruitful career coaching into blunders.
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The country also has the advantage of being comparatively lightly touristed, giving her access to a creative person's most valuable resource: things that not everyone else has seen.
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Diffuser, available on Snowe, $40Snowe's Diffuser has the advantage of looking more like home decor than a diffuser, but it also fills the room with a wonderful smell.
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Xi for sure will be looking for gains at the expense of America too and he has the advantage of apparently being on the leading edge of recovery.
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Bernie Sanders has the advantage of being the sole advertiser to go up on the air in the state, having spent over $100,000 on TV and radio ads.
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While San Francisco likely has the advantage in talent, Green Bay has the spite, and I think through 60 minutes of football, that could prove enough to win.
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The security net is that every male player in the pool, unlike the women, has the advantage of falling back on a lucrative salary from his professional club.
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This has the advantage of keeping Medicaid a relatively low-cost program per person — but also the disadvantage of some doctors deciding not to accept Medicaid's lower rates.
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Arpaio has the advantage of being able to emphasize that he's been with Trump since the early days, while Ward has been described as initially backing Ted Cruz.
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"He has the advantage of having outlived his predecessors (as heir apparent)," Christopher Sabatini, a Cuba expert at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, said on Monday.
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But nationally Clinton has the advantage: Among Latinos who describe themselves as Democrats, 54 percent support Clinton and 37 percent back Sanders, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling from Oct.
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Schmollgruber tells me that she believes stereo vision has the advantage over some other sensing technologies because it is far more versatile and cheaper than LiDAR systems, for example.
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And unlike a Windows laptop, Apple's iOS is designed with touch input from the start, so an iPad has the advantage of being tailored to situations of limited space.
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In spite of its issues, the butterfly keyboard has the advantage of being very thin, which is important when space is at such a premium in a modern laptop.
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Logitech's whole Harmony lineup is good for this, but the Harmony Companion + Hub bundle has the advantage of being full-featured and capable, while also not breaking the bank.
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Chrome OS has the advantage of running a full, true desktop-class browser that is much more capable than Safari on an iPad (or even Edge on a Surface).
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That is seen by some in the industry as the future of video games and an area in which Microsoft has the advantage as a major cloud computing player.
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"Clinton has the advantage as the general election campaign kicks off, particularly in key swing states," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, in a statement.
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But Facebook Dating has the advantage of latching onto the social network's user base, who won't even have to download a separate app to start using the dating feature.
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However, Nike clearly has the advantage since Zion wore the Kyrie 4s multiple times in college ... and obviously likes them enough to wear them when he doesn't have to.
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In some respects "Picard" is a lower-key, less traditional show, but it has the advantage of constructing the narrative around a beloved character, however convoluted it might be.
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McNickle, however, has the advantage of being able to cover all three of Bloomberg's terms rather than only the first two, and he proves to be an excellent judge.
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She has the advantage of being a superhero ready to take on entire German battalions, but Krishnamurthy says that organizers on the left often encounter this same conflict over strategy.
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Alcoa has the advantage of being based in North America, which thanks to Canada's massive hydroelectric dam system has one the highest renewable energy profiles of any major producing region.
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But because she's a celebrity she has the advantage of easily translating her ideas/dreams onto whatever medium or platform she wants, and that's a luxury that I'm envious of.
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She faces Republican incumbent Robert Marshall, a hardline conservative who was unopposed in the primary, and who has the advantage of running in what has traditionally been a GOP district.
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The Western US also has the advantage of experiencing the eclipse in the morning, before the heat of the day has had a chance to build up clouds and storms.
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"I'm prepared to make sure we do everything possible so that the public has the advantage of as much of the information as it can," Schiff said at the time.
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The Elear actually has the advantage over the Utopia in this case, as it uses standard 3.5mm connectors at each cup, which allowed me to swap in my Beyerdynamic T5p.
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Trump has the advantage in 2020Much like our campaign in 2012, Trump has a head start in building a machine for 2020 — one that's organized, strategic, and exceptionally well-funded.
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"This framework has the advantage of letting us build new products and try new ideas across not one but two strong brands, with strong operators within each," Mr. Khosrowshahi wrote.
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"Planet Earth" might have made us tougher to impress, but "Seasons" has the advantage of its focus on a timeline, showing the gradual incursion of man into this earthly paradise.
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That across-the-board approach has the advantage of intellectual clarity, based as it is on the "supply side" theories of Arthur Laffer and others, as well as obvious fairness.
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Just as during the 19th-century Great Game, the Kremlin has the advantage of not needing to worry about public criticism at home as it pushes an illiberal agenda abroad.
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Other countries, from China to Russia to Qatar, try to sponsor global television networks to gain global influence — but the U.S. has the advantage of being the world's media capital.
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By some accounts, motivation is just as important as intelligence and personality when it comes to an individual's success, and has the advantage of being largely under an individual's control.
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It's a pretty easy ask with a device like the Note 9, which has the advantage of great hardware and software design built upon the learnings and missteps of several generations.
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Trump has the advantage of incumbency and can get a head start in building out those swing-state operations, as a crowded field of Democrats battles it out for the nomination.
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Rao's advantages: She's well respected at the OMB, knows regulatory law back to front, has the advantage of already being Senate-confirmed and is well-liked by several key Democratic senators.
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It also has the advantage of being close to a number of facilities where the startup is currently testing its robots, including being given access to much-needed warehouse logistics data.
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Clinton also has the advantage among African Americans (86 percent to 9 percent), non-white voters (133 percent to 16 percent) and those ages 18-34 (54 percent to 36 percent).
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The offer from the BBHO consortium filed late on Sunday, comprising the Brinkworth, Buntine, Harris and Oldfield families, also has the advantage of not requiring approval from Australia's foreign investment board.
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Though the Mantis Q is $100 more expensive, it makes up for the cost with a battery life that's almost three times as long and has the advantage of voice controls.
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A panel of 50,000 consumers would be more than multiples larger than the audience size traditional consumer insight researchers use, but Snapcart also has the advantage of near-instant data capture.
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It supplements video data previously used for this purpose, and has the advantage of working in poor visibility conditions and in bad weather, where cameras don't necessarily fare all that well.
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Now, Trump is suggesting Biden has the advantage and using a new name referring to allegations of unwanted touching brought by more than a half dozen against the former vice president.
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No matter how many weapons I have on my person, and no matter how well trained I am to use them, the shooter always has the advantage: the element of surprise.
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With the federal budget deficit on track to exceed $1 trillion next fiscal year, according to the Congressional Budget Office's latest figures, this plan has the advantage of bringing in revenue.
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The approach has the advantage of speed: The Trump administration was able to move quickly to allow states to obtain waivers that allow them to impose work mandates on Medicaid recipients.
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I also noticed it's not as good at listening compared to the Echo, which obviously has the advantage of far-field microphones to pick up your voice from across the room.
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Our reviewer wrote that "the long duration has the advantage of illustrating the inherited longing and sense of dislocation passed like a baton from mother to daughter" in the Palestinian community.
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He has the advantage, though, of being able to use his entire body, even if he can't escape from that suspended hole, which resonantly brings to mind both womb and tomb.
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That&aposs because Vegas resort operators make a huge chunk of their profits not on your room rate, but down on the casino floor, where the house always has the advantage.
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PlayStation has the advantage of knowing the system limitations of every one of its users, and is, in turn, able to build a headset that maximizes the power of the PS4 system.
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The relationship between Chance and Blackstone doesn't appear to offer more than hard-boiled cliché, but the incongruous fellowship of Chance and D has the advantage of being ridiculous and therefore entertaining.
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While she expects "The Last Jedi" to perform "modestly lower" than "The Force Awakens, " Quadrani explained that the new film has the advantage of one additional weekend in the month of December.
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But both women could fall to a member of the Old Boys' Club: Former Representative Joe Hoeffel, a late entry who has raised little money but has the advantage of name recognition.
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Consider Trump's obsession with appearances, then tell me who has the advantage: the guy who looks like a flea market made flesh or the one who seems poised to pose for G.Q.?
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Where UWB has the advantage over wifi and Bluetooth (used in Tile tags) is that it can measure distance based on the time it takes for radio waves to travel between devices.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said Thursday that he does not see a threat from Brazil to U.S. corn sales to Mexico because the U.S. has the advantage of proximity and logistics.
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Besides, a party has the advantage of considering medical information far earlier than such a board likely would, long before a potentially problematic candidate has a chance to build a popular campaign.
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This has the advantage for the government of allowing it to pretend that the "have cake and eat it" solution can occur; no trade-offs need to be made between sovereignty and economics.
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Go bomb the crap out of someone -- a tack which also has the advantage of using up a lot of materiel and enriching the defense contractors who contribute so heavily to political campaigns.
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Based at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather in England, C3S has the advantage of providing temperature measurements in areas that are data sparse, such as the Arctic and over the oceans.
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Although it's not as fast as Qualcomm's second generation X55 modem, which offers peak download speeds of up to 7 Gbps, MediaTek's approach has the advantage of combining everything into a single chip.
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In 2014, Google launched its own Quantum Computing Playground, which simulated a system with between six and 22 qubits, but that didn't connect to any real hardware — IBM certainly has the advantage there.
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After careful consideration, we decided that this framework has the advantage of letting us build new products and try new ideas across not one, but two, strong brands, with strong operators within each.
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Woods said Exxon can earn a double-digit return in the Permian even at $35-per-barrel oil, and has the advantage of size, access to capital and better technology than its rivals.
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The company also has the advantage of access to China's huge market of hundreds of millions of potential users, allowing it to access to a lot of data to improve its conversational skills.
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When compared with similarly rated countries across emerging markets such as Ukraine and Ghana, Iraq has the advantage of not having any immediate solvency concerns, and sizable commitments of donors for reconstruction purposes.
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But management usually has the advantage when shares held by employees are voted in a proxy battle, said Bruce Goldfarb, chief executive officer of Okapi Partners LLC, a New York-based proxy solicitor.
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Bored Panda has the advantage of getting most of its content free from up-and-coming artists and other creative types who want the kind of exposure a large Facebook page can bring.
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This has the advantage of allowing even very small commercial 3D-print operations and individuals to contribute, but 3D printing takes a lot of time — roughly 30 minutes to an hour per print.
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Throughout the regular season, the Brewers followed a modern baseball tenet of preventing some starting pitchers from facing an opposing lineup a third time in a game because the hitter has the advantage.
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China's giant market China has the advantage of being the world's biggest market for electric vehicles, accounting for about half of global sales, and international carmakers are investing there in a big way.
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"Today's transaction has the advantage of maintaining flexibility around our future funding requirements and taking advantage of debt service cost savings," Frank O'Connor, Funding Director at Ireland's debt office, said in a statement.
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And while they perhaps would have had that effect on any other sitting chief magistrate, Trump has the advantage that nobody expects better of him, and he was elected despite these kinds of behaviors.
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The consortium, also including Morgan Stanley Infrastructure and First State Superannuation Scheme, has the advantage of not needing approval from the competition regulator, which is closely examining the offer from Tabcorp, Australia's biggest bookmaker.
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He also has the advantage of having played for two other Red Bull teams in Europe that, by virtue of an overarching approach preached by the club's Austrian management team, employ similarly aggressive styles.
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The LG G25's ultra-wide camera has the advantage of letting you take a group photo of 29 people standing a few feet in front of you without needing to move farther back.
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Because Niantic wasn't spun out of Google to become its own company under the Alphabet umbrella, it has the advantage of operating more like a startup rather than relying on a parent company's support.
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Unlike Canada and Mexico, China is not an economic small fry, and leader Xi Jinping has the advantage of a hold on North Korea, with which Trump desperately wants an agreement on nuclear arms.
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In addition to the backing from Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, Ms. Cabán has the advantage of going up against a chief rival who has been a career politician, with all the fustiness that that implies.
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Google has the advantage of being able to address other countries, however, and an example of that is today's launch of the Nest Hub (previously Google Home Hub) in India, another potentially huge market.
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AWS still has the advantage of being the first-mover in the market, given that in its early days, it was the only choice for large companies that wanted to move to the cloud.
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Sanders still has the advantage of energy and ardor; young people are overwhelmingly on his side, and his campaign will be carried along by the same sort of ebullient cultural ferment as Barack Obama's.
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This not only has the advantage of achieving economies of scale and reducing multi-party risk but also lowers the barrier to entry for new participants by offering them to tap into available infrastructure.
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Stevens — as he notes in the video introduction to the show — has the advantage not only of words, but also of a compositional structure unbound from the convention of a single, window-like frame.
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How Republicans scrambled to hold the Senate While Trump has the advantage of a ready-made domestic program given Republican control of Congress, he has no such luxury when it comes to national security policy.
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It also has the advantage of letting you spam your kids with text messages, which circumvents the hurdle of getting your 13-year-old to download an app they'll never use and check its notifications.
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Google has already pledged to natively support foldables to limit fragmentation, and Android has the advantage of a mobile platform for devices that attempt to switch from a phone form factor into a tablet one.
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The latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll put the Hillary Clinton lead at 11 points, the last ABC tracking poll had the Democrat ahead by 8 and CNN has the advantage at 6 points.
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While it's not especially original, Rules of Survival has the advantage of being built from the outset for mobile, so that it features controls and an interface that's slightly more in tune with a touchscreen.
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Clinton has the advantage when it comes to facts and details, but she must balance that with a need to inspire and speak to the frustrations that so many in this country feel right now.
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The Dash Pro has the advantage when it comes to sound, too — not just because the quality has improved, but because the earbuds create a seal in your ears to help shut out outside noise.
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This week at CES, the company addressed the problem (at least to some extent), as Lunden reported, but a show like CES has the advantage of being a stage for a number of new technologies.
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But in contrast to countless prisoners in America who received inadequate representation during their trials or were wrongly convicted, Mr Syed has the advantage of at least having a chance to plea his case anew.
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It also has the advantage that, despite being a single-aisle plane, it can fly from Europe to mid-haul destinations such as Egypt and Cape Verde, which are popular winter sun destinations, Burling said.
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Even if most of us aren't able to save as much as we'd like to or need to, what we do put away now has the advantage of decades of compounding growth ahead of it.
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The port city of Durrës, which was founded over 2,600 years ago by Corinthians, has the advantage of being close to the capital — Tirana locals often make the trip for a swim and good seafood.
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As Mahomes has proved repeatedly, he can take chances while still minimizing turnover risk, and if he can turn this game into a shootout, he has the advantage, thanks to his team's superior skill players.
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This has the advantage of being able to pass the Senate with 51 rather than 60 votes, but its rules dictate that for the cuts to last beyond 10 years they can't add to the deficit.
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Still, this is essentially the real long-lost prequel to "Star Wars," just 39 years later, and director Gareth Edwards has the advantage of being able to incorporate plenty of crowd-pleasing callbacks to the original.
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Restricting trade negotiations to more traditional models, which focus mainly on commerce in goods, has the advantage, diplomats say, of keeping the internal EU bargaining on which terms to offer on which sectors on familiar ground.
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The 29-year-old Pinot also has the advantage of being familiar with Friday's 19th stage which finishes at Tignes, where he lives part of the year to train and knows the final climb inside out.
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"Kuwait has the advantage of being a sovereign over Abu Dhabi, which is an emirate, and the United Arab Emirates theoretically include more leveraged emirates like Dubai and more deficit-heavy Sharjah," the fund manager said.
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Mr. Sanders holds a solid lead in polls there and has the advantage of being from Vermont; candidates from neighboring states have won the state's primary in recent decades, and Mr. Sanders is admired in the state.
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Monty Bar1222 W 7th Street, MacArthur Park, 90017 Monty Bar has the advantage of not being totally "discovered" yet, mostly because it's nestled between Downtown and Westlake/MacArthur Park on a fairly desolate strip of 7th Street.
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Laine Nooney, assistant professor and historian of video games at New York University, said that while Stadia has the advantage of being first to market with cloud streaming, Google still has to figure out who it's serving.
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Monty Bar1222 W. 7th Street, MacArthur Park, 90017 Monty Bar has the advantage of not being totally "discovered" yet, mostly because it's nestled between downtown and Westlake/MacArthur Park on a fairly desolate strip of 7th Street.
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Rio has the advantage of having cut debt faster, while investors have also been put off BHP by a dam burst at an iron ore mine in Brazil last year that could lead to years of litigation.
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While there are other ways to track these sorts of metrics through third-party integrations – and those solutions may offer more detail, at times – Apple's App Analytics has the advantage of being a first-party measurement solution.
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"Any time you're trying to beat a team for the second time, psychologically you're concerned that the other team has the advantage because they're the one that thinks they have to play better to win," Cronin said.
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Nikki Haley was appointed US Ambassador to the United Nations by Trump, previously served as lieutenant governor and now has the advantage of running as an incumbent in what many imagined would be a wide open race.
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Ms. Handel, however, has the advantage of being a known quantity to many voters, having cemented her conservative bona fides as a Fulton County commissioner and Georgia secretary of state long before Mr. Trump's rise to power.
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His second new album this year, "HNDRXX," was released on Friday, and according to early data collected by BuzzAngle — a Nielsen competitor that publishes daily sales updates — it has the advantage to be No. 1 next week.
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"So although future electronic immortality has the advantage of offering a pretty attractive version of immortality at first glance, closer reading of the 100 page T&Cs may well reveal some nasties," Dr. Pearson penned in the post.
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"He has the advantage of being able to understand and look what Americans are saying about issues on Facebook in a way that no other candidate could possibly have," said Dr. Alan Rosenblatt a digital strategist and researcher.
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The scramble to be the Sanders alternative If Sanders is the favorite, the rest of the field is in a sprint to see who can emerge as his most serious challenger -- and it's unclear who has the advantage.
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It has the advantage of being more targeted than a tax: While a tax is applied to all alcoholic beverages, a minimum price is more likely to impact cheap booze that's very often bought solely to drink in excess.
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Granted, those are bigger, more powerful speakers, but Sonos One has the advantage of integrating with an existing speaker system and working with the Alexa platform, which, frankly, has a significant head-start on the smart home integration front.
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Powell, a current Fed governor, has the advantage of presenting Trump with a chance to break from the Yellen Fed yet maintain many of the same policies that have kept the stock market rally intact and interest rates low.
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Sure, Trump has the force of personality on his side, but Pence has the advantage of years of sitting alongside these members in the House Cafeteria, getting to know them and their families, and understanding what makes them tick.
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"I would potentially say that they are probably neck and neck, but Google has the advantage because of all the deep learning research they do outside of the Google Assistant space that they could tap into," Huge's Kleber said.
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Mr. Beard, a 2015 Tony nominee, has the advantage of looking as if he could be a child of Mr. Irons and Ms. Manville, and he is at his best in Edmund's revelatory encounters with each parent in turn.
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If this sometimes makes the book feel scattered, more like a series of connected set pieces, the long duration has the advantage of illustrating the inherited longing and sense of dislocation passed like a baton from mother to daughter.
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Also running: Secretary of State John Merrill, who has the advantage of having won statewide before, and Arnold Mooney, a state representative already running TV commercials aimed at evangelical voters, an effort to crack into Moore's base of support.
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Alaska has the advantage of being closer to China than LNG projects on the U.S. Gulf Coast, but its main issue is its high cost, said Kerry-Anne Shanks, head of Asia gas and LNG research at Wood Mackenzie.
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But May Mobility's service has the advantage of operating commercially for the public in defined, manageable engagements that provide value for the community now, which means the actions it's taking toward accessibility will have real benefit where it's already in service.
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For what it lacks in original structure and character — some yalis are said to be haunted, others laden with legend — a newly rebuilt yali has the advantage of modern kitchens and bathrooms and even, as this one does, an elevator.
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It's not a perfect approach — large fonts aren't the only way to emphasize a story, and some typefaces look bigger than others at the same font size — but this metric has the advantage of being simple, and easy to understand.
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While Clinton still has the advantage in terms of polls, there are enough undecided voters and "soft leaners" (folks who lean one way but could change their minds) to make the impact of this debate a potential make-or-break moment.
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ScopeAR announced RemoteAR 4 months ago, a similar product, but Microsoft has the advantage of building it natively into Windows 10 and all that entails including data integration to update the various repositories with information after the repair is complete.
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"It is incredibly tight at the top of the drivers' championship and while Rosberg has the advantage on paper, we think Lewis Hamilton is still favorite but only just," William Hill spokesman Joe Crilly said after Rosberg won in Singapore.
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This is not the '90s; Mr. Weiss has the advantage of being trained in art history, which is rare among museum presidents, and big museums have long had too many moving parts for the top job not to be shared.
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But fantasy at least has the advantage of being set in something that resembles the ancient past, which means producers can expect lots of scenes set in natural environments with nothing more expensive than a few horses and some sword props.
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Dramatically speaking, "Hunters" has the advantage of featuring the ultimate villain, in the chilling sort of way that 1970s thrillers like "Marathon Man" and "The Boys From Brazil" did -- the terrifying (and sadly timely) notion of Nazis hiding in plain view.
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This has many campaigns now arguing that if the DNC wanted to change the rules, it should have done so in a manner that didn't appear to help a campaign that has the advantage of having a nearly unlimited budget.
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"The Beautiful World of Jeffree Star" has the advantage of starring two of YouTube's most influential and connected people: Star as a cornerstone of the beauty community and Dawson acting as a placeholder for fans who were also watching everything unfold.
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The basil pesto looks a little too glossy, more purée than paste, but it has the advantage of insinuating itself all over the pasta (fusilli is the default shape) and it still tastes like aged cheese and toasted pine nuts.
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Nevertheless, the academy has produced a diverse and deserving list, one that has the advantage of containing several movies, such as "Hidden Figures" and "La La Land," which have escaped the confines of the art-house crowd and connected with sizable audiences.
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That will put it in competition with a number of players there, too, but Dumitriu argues that Midokura's platform has the advantage of supporting other technologies like OpenStack and VMware as well — and that most enterprises don't just run on a single platform.
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Though Amazon has an edge in the smart speaker market — close to 65 percent of smart speakers use Alexa, as opposed to about 20 percent that use Google Assistant — Google Assistant has the advantage of being on about a billion Android phones.
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From Coinage: 5 Things to Throw Out of Your House Right Now Although Matthews has the advantage over Philipps, who's donning what they agree to be about 7-inch heels, he also had a secret up his sleeve to secure the win.
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The BeoSound 1 has the advantage of being nominally portable — with a built-in 16-hour battery — though reviews of its sound quality and performance don't describe it as being the truly hi-fi product that might justify its price in functional terms.
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He says that having the conversation adjacent to the code also has the advantage of creating a record of the interactions between coders, and they could learn from that over time, while making it easier to on-board new developers to the team.
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Birthright citizenship (which has been abolished by all developed countries other than the U.S. and Canada) has the advantage of ensuring that immigration mistakes disappear after a generation, unlike in some countries, where the grandchildren of earlier migrants are still not citizens.
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The glass-topped Vespa in the front window makes a better art installation than a table (the handles jutting through the glass are awkward), but its placement has the advantage of insulating you from the roar of any crowd and brushes with strollers.
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This test from U.K. scientists has the advantage of running on inexpensive hardware, with testing capabilities for up to six people at once, which can be deployed in doctor's offices, hospitals and even potentially workplaces and homes for truly widespread, accessible testing.
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Instead of simply focusing on the unethical nature of that act, the sin/redemption paradigm has the advantage of providing avenues for exploring both the factors leading up to that act and the ways in which a person might make amends for it.
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This has the advantage of sidestepping typical testing and approval procedures, and requiring that the results of its use are documented, which contributes to the overall body of clinical knowledge in terms of its effects and interactions with patients and with COVID-19.
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Mr Harward, said to have been offered the job, also has the advantage of having worked for James Mattis, the defence secretary, who is believed to have had a hand in the more conventional foreign-policy positions Mr Trump has recently started staking out.
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He also has the advantage of looking like a "ghost" of Clifford Blossom: Maybe the reason Svenson was running away so desperately in the Christmas episode, before Sheriff Keller (Martin Cummins) shot him, was because he thought he was being targeted by a dead man.
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The squeeze functionality on HTC's U11 and Google's new Pixel phones is undeniably odd, but HTC's implementation has the advantage for one reason: the U11 lets you map the squeeze to different functions, while the Pixel 2 only silences calls or summons Google Assistant.
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Deliveroo has the advantage of a large war chest, however, and its funding (its Series F last year raised about $480 million at a valuation of more than $2 billion) will help it with the high cost of competition as it expands into new markets.
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Both are capable of both flying and driving, depending on the needs of the situation, and the VTOL has the advantage of being able to use existing infrastructure to begin and end its aerial trips, since it can take off without any runway at all.
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"While traditional above-surface storage has the advantage of a shorter construction period, the underground caverns generally have the advantages of lower costs, lower environmental risks, as well as greater perceived level of security," said Wendy Yong, a senior analyst with energy consultancy FGE.
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This one has the advantage of being set in the world of online tickling endurance competitions (or, at least, it seems to be), as the film's directors set out to make a movie about competitive tickling, only to realize their subjects aren't being totally forthcoming.
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Women voters are a hot topic in this year's unpredictable electoral cycle, with pundits asking whether former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has the advantage over Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in attracting female voters, as well as whether Donald Trump's rhetoric is driving women away.
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The "climate club" proposed by the Yale University economist William Nordhaus has the advantage of including an enforcement device, which current arrangements lack: Countries in the club, committed to reducing carbon emissions, would impose a tariff on imports from nonmembers to encourage them to join.
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Still, where the original "Law & Order" speeds up the judicial process -- ripped-from-the-headlines investigation, trial, verdict all in an hour -- the "True Crime" format has the advantage of slowing it down, fleshing out these characters and some of the more salacious tidbits.
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Blackwell's also has the advantage of being smack in the middle of what's perhaps the world's most famous college town: If you get overwhelmed by titles, you can always pop around the corner for tea and crumpets or, perhaps, a lecture on theoretical physics.
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He miscalculated the US and the US had miscalculated China as it looks to the Chinese economic slowdown and concludes quickly that it has the advantage in the negotiations without appreciating all the tools that China has in hand to cause pain to consumers and exporters.
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Snap will need to rely on its imagination to stay competitive, as marketers looking to buy a short video ad may be tempted to turn to Instagram stories, which has the advantage of being bought through the Facebook platform that has become a mainstay for many.
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Although being at this stage while others are raising nine-figure rounds might seem daunting, Voyant has the advantage that it has created something totally different from what's out there, a product that can safely exist alongside popular big lidars from companies like Innoviz and Luminar.
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"Kantar has the advantage of being relatively self-contained and so can be split off from the parent with minimal restructuring costs ... the proceeds of the sale will drop straight through to the balance sheet and shareholders pockets," Nicholas Hyett, Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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"To whatever extent anyone believes that the US has the advantage in a trade war because it has a big deficit (so it has more to gain) one could say the same for China in a capital war because it has the bigger deficit," he wrote.
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Cepheid's COVID-19 test, which the agency approved this week, also has the advantage of being able to be run either with or without use of a nasal swab, which is key because supplies of nasal swabs are taxed globally in light of the need for testing.
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The Ecosene also has the advantage of not requiring cryogenic freezing, and it can be stored in tanks for long periods of time, something that the startup says helps it work particularly well for launch conditions from the Scottish spaceport from which the company plans to launch.
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However, he has the advantage of being able to use histories published over the past two decades that draw on Tibetan and Chinese sources, none more important than the four volumes by Melvyn C. Goldstein, which provide 2,700 pages on the period from 1913 to 1959.
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"Ray Donovan" was probably ready to shake things up -- having felt played out, and more of a bummer than usual, thanks to its protracted death arc -- and its return, as noted, has the advantage of having received a rather sizable promotional assist from real-life events.
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Judge Kavanaugh has the advantage, in addition to being just so steeped in those first principles, to also understand what we have been talking about and that is the administrative state and the need for accountability and he&aposs been a very powerful voice for that fundamental principle.
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However, being able to create MIDI notes and other MIDI data using your voice, instead of raw and often badly recorded audio, has the advantage of being able to edit and manipulate those ideas later within MIDI, including patching the resulting MIDI data to different sounds and effects.
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Apple also has the advantage of owning the "full stack" in the iPhone and iPad: it controls everything from the iOS software right down to every component in every piece of hardware, which means the experience of how apps run on said devices is tightly controlled as well.
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STMicro is a global company as we have a significant route of our technology and people know-how in Europe and Europe certainly has the advantage of higher loyalty, lower turnover (of staff) and this allows the company to build a unique set of competencies and know-how.
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Lewandowski, who remains in close touch with the president after serving as his campaign manager during part of the 2016 campaign, told reporters that Bloomberg has the advantage of not being a Washington insider, has the wealth to finance a campaign and holds policy positions popular among Democrats.
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"At present it is only possible to state that in Marmite, and probably in other yeast extracts, there appears to be a curative agent for this dread disease which equals liver extract in potency, and has the advantage in India of being comparatively cheap and of vegetable origin," she concluded.
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Bank of America Bank of America Merchant Services has the advantage of functioning within the second-largest bank in the U.S. The service promises acceptance of all kinds of payments (credit cards, debit cards, electronic checks, and gift cards), access to funds on the next business day, and mobile support.
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While Stuff You Should Know remains one of the most popular podcasts around — iHeartMedia declined to provide download numbers for individual episodes, but said the show has been averaging 30 million downloads per month — it also has the advantage of a deep archive and a head start over many other high-profile series.
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Overall, it's clear that Google is making an aggressive play to own your overall travel and trip planning — and it has the advantage of having more data, better engineering and a whole lot more in the way of design skills when compared to just about every dedicated travel booking company out there.
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For as long as he's healthy, DeSean Jackson is pretty much locked in as Washington's speed guy and clear-out threat, but Doctson has big skill overlap with Pierre Garcon; both are possession types who can make plays in traffic, though Doctson has the advantage of being the kind of leaper Garcon isn't.
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But Clinton has the advantage on the other issues - making appointments to the Supreme Court (250 percent to 22012 percent), changing the country for the better (210 percent to 213 percent), being a good commander-in-chief (21 percent to 3.13 percent) and dealing with issues of concern to women (23.1 percent to 2905 percent).
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The Librairie des Puf has the advantage of marketing its own content, but its demonstration of the post-Gutenberg opportunity is a big step toward a new world of books in which publishers and writers will earn more, readers will pay less, and books need never go out of print or be out of stock.
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When: March 2–6 / Wednesday: 8–10pm (free); Thursday–Saturday: noon–8pm; Sunday: noon–6pm ($25) Where: Pier 90 (West 50th Street at Twelfth Avenue, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan) The Armory Show's sister fair for emerging artists, Volta may seem daunting with 90 galleries, but it has the advantage of featuring almost exclusively solo booths.
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He added that not only is Caffeine designed for a wide range of live-streaming content, but it also has the advantage of backing from 21st Century Fox and its new owner Disney, which was presumably a big part of how it acquired the streaming rights to sports content from Fox Sports and Disney-owned ESPN.
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LNG also has the advantage of being a more flexible fuel for Asia, given countries use it in different ways, with more industrialised nations such as Japan and South Korea focusing on power generation, China on industry and replacing coal-fired heating, while in other countries it has been gaining traction as household energy and in transport.
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LNG also has the advantage of being a more flexible fuel for Asia, given countries use it in different ways, with more industrialized nations such as Japan and South Korea focusing on power generation, China on industry and replacing coal-fired heating, while in other countries it has been gaining traction as household energy and in transport.
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Warren's plan, by taxing large fortunes at a slow and steady pace rather than in a single huge spurt when someone dies, has the advantage of being less sensitive to timing issues, while Sanders's probably does a better job of tapping directly into the intuition that the government should try to prevent the emergence of an entrenched oligarchy.
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The nonbelieving reader of sacred texts has the advantage of being undisturbed by the countless alienating passages that they contain: why be distressed, such a reader might ask, by the relentlessly patriarchal tone of either the Bible or the Quran—or by their tolerance of slavery, or, for that matter, by the tribal genocide regularly urged in Exodus?
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Aside from having the resources to develop and lobby for its tool, MindGeek also has the advantage of being able to roll it out instantly on the most popular porn sites in the world, creating the impression of a single sign-on for porn in Britain, akin to signing into third-party apps with your Facebook or Google account.
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Kevin Hertel, a Democratic state representative leading the party's campaign to retake the chamber, said that having credible female candidates dwell on practical economic concerns has the advantage of appealing to two types of swing voters: those in affluent areas like Oakland County and western Wayne County, where women are in open revolt against the president.
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Netflix's version, which covers the first four books, preserves some of the 2004 film's style (a blend of Tim Burton gloom and Amélie twinkle) but has the advantage of being able to indulge in seemingly endless twists and curlicues over its eight episodes, which include numerous intrusions by Patrick Warburton as a mournfully deadpan narrator who is none other than Mr. Snicket.
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Mahathir is one of the few people who has the clout and the track record to win that support from Najib and BN. The wily former leader isn't ashamed of pulling at people's heartstrings -- he released a video recently of himself telling a couple of children why he needs to come out of retirement -- and he has the advantage of nostalgia.
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Home Depot also has the advantage of being in that small group of large companies I call "buyback monsters," companies that have been decreasing their shares outstanding for year by buying back stock: Home Depot: buyback monster (shares outstanding) 2004: 2.3 billion 2010: 1.7 billion 2017: 1.3 billion Home Depot cut its shares outstanding almost in half in the last 12 years.
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That's a signal that its partnership strategy appears to have been the better option for the older payments service as it tangles with Apple, which has the advantage of owning the hardware, the OS, and has a big stash of customers' credit card information, thanks to its App Store and growing line of subscription services, like Apple Music and iCloud.
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Justin Gest's book The New Minority: White Working Class Politics in an Age of Immigration and Inequality has the advantage of being substantially about exactly the question on everyone's minds — the political behavior of white working-class Midwesterners — while also being written before the 2016 election results were known, so it's a little separate from all the hot takes out there.
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But once you accept that Golden State has the advantage in stars, home court and, after last year's trouncing, psychology, looking for a path to victory for the Cavaliers can provide some fun and maybe some hope for Cleveland fans, who are more than happy to point out that the 73-win Warriors blew a 3-1 lead to the Cavaliers in the finals in 2016.
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Although medically tailored meals delivered daily are more expensive than a visit to a food pantry, "it has the advantage of matching what we think people need to what they are actually getting," said Dr. Seth Berkowitz, an assistant professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, who is working on several studies with Community Servings, a nonprofit nutrition program in Boston.
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Concentrating on Bureau of Labor Statistics data, which has the advantage of being much more current but the disadvantage of being less focused on the city itself rather than the larger South Bend-Mishawaka metropolitan area, the unemployment rate fell from 10.2% in January 2012 in the broader metro area down to 3.3% as of September, 2019, the last month for which we have finalized data.
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Apple believes it has the advantage here over competitors because it designs its own chips and contends that it's significantly ahead of others in the mobile technology space, Unlike Google and Amazon (parent of the voice assistant Alexa), Apple designs both the software and hardware, a strategy it believes gives it an advantage, including the ability to do neural processing at the silicon level on devices as small as the Apple Watch.
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Rehmeyer, starting with her book's subtitle—"a science writer's odyssey into an illness science doesn't understand"—regularly underscores her respect for hard science and her qualifications therein, as someone who once studied mathematics at the graduate level at M.I.T. Brea has the advantage of visual footage to demonstrate her transformation from an energetic young woman who enjoyed kayaking to one who, on many days, can barely drag herself up off the bedroom floor.
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And so emerged a powerful effort to recast straightforward support for a straightforward message as something both more complex and more sympathetic — "economic anxiety," perhaps, which has the advantage of being particularly appealing to liberals looking for common cause with Trump supporters; or a backlash to "political correctness," which set a delightful trap for critics of Trumpism, as it holds that efforts to name the sources of Trump's support are themselves the cause of Trump's support.
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