Clinton has the edge on a range of other issues.
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It showed the hunger he has, the edge, the energy.
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Florida normally has the edge, simply because it produces more.
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TSM has the edge this time around; they haven't lost yet.
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Georgia could also be close, though Trump has the edge there.
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The left has the edge, but they have not sealed the deal.
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But Ms Crehan's work has the edge in relating reporting to research.
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The ONE has the edge there, since it is an actual keyboard.
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But of these three candidates, who has the edge among establishment Republicans?
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When it comes to favorability, McCready has the edge, the poll shows.
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Trump nonetheless has the edge on Cruz and other Republican contenders nationwide.
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The 77-year-old former senator has the edge in the polls.
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Gillespie has the edge over Northam when it comes to approval rating.
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This is where humanity has the edge, but hardly a guaranteed victory.
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Who currently has the edge among small donors is slightly less clear.
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But Trump has the edge on what some consider Obama's signature message: Change.
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If both teams shoot poorly, or merely average, North Carolina has the edge.
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And, when it comes to intensity, the ACA has the edge as well.
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USAA has the edge in price for drivers with good or better credit.
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She also has the edge in pledged delegates, boasting 1,683 to Sanders's 1,362.
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In those contests, a well-known, old school local politician has the edge.
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Today America has the edge over China in designing and making high-end chips.
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While Sanders has surged in recent opinion polls, Clinton still has the edge nationally.
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Female voters Virtually all polling shows that Ossoff has the edge with female voters.
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Gavin Newsom has the edge in the polls against the Republican businessman John Cox.
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The Lincoln also has the edge on the Caddy looks-wise and interior-wise.
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From there, if the courts defer to precedent, the Trump administration has the edge.
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Trump has the edge among seniors, while Clinton leads among voters under 2628 years old.
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But when it comes to shopping for groceries in person, which store has the edge?
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The state will probably be close, but it's quite clear that she has the edge.
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But Kenin, a fierce and deft counterpuncher, still has the edge as a tennis player.
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It looks like so far Future has the edge ... Russ is down 19-10 at halftime.
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But globally, Samsung has the edge, selling more smartphones than the Apple Geniuses it competes against.
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That means it's a software library battle again, and Sony likely still has the edge there.
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Unlike MLB's other five divisions, there's not a dominant favorite here, though Washington has the edge.
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Check out his answer ... it sounds like Ye has the edge there, in DB's eyes anyway.
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Like Democrats thought in 2202, Pelosi seems to believe her party has the edge in 2628.
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"Novak has the edge," said Patrick McEnroe, the analyst and former United States Davis Cup captain.
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In West Virginia, sitting Democratic Senator Joe Manchin has the edge over Republican candidate Patrick Morrisey.
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Clinton also has the edge among voters with incomes $2628,28500 and higher, and the minority vote.
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Currently Clinton has the edge with some 482 superdelegates pledging to support her, according to CNN estimates.
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Trump has the edge over Clinton among independents in the new poll, 2900 percent to 220006 percent.
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She also has the edge in delegates, ahead 1,930 to Sanders's 85033,189, according to The Associated Press.
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Bernie Sanders has the edge in New Hampshire, however, notching an 18-point edge over Clinton there.
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Amazon and Alibaba are getting a lot of love from analysts too — though Alibaba has the edge.
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Trump has the edge with men, 222% to 225%, and voters without a college education, 22% to 225%.
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Where Google Assistant still has the edge is remembering stuff about you (predictably enough for a Google service).
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Some people think Snapchat has the edge right now; some think it will be gone in five years.
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For now, at least, Donald, the 2017 and 2018 AP Defensive Player of the Year, has the edge.
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" — David Axelrod, former senior adviser to President Barack Obama "With the #DemDebate almost over, @BernieSanders has the edge.
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Clinton still has the edge after news of the letter to Congress from James Comey, the F.B.I. director.
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It doesn't matter if you're a huge company or a young developer, you don't know who has the edge.
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Hale has the edge as last year's winner, but throwing Walsh in the mix could split Veep fans' votes.
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Given the district trends in previous elections, combined with the national mood, it seems likely Mayer has the edge.
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In practice, of course — and especially when defendants don't have a lot of money — the government has the edge.
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Recent major polls have sent a consistent message on voter enthusiasm: The GOP nominee has the edge over Clinton.
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There are roughy 73874239 Joker movies in development, but director Todd Phillips' upcoming project has the edge – an actual Joker.
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Keith Ellison (Minn.) has the edge over former Labor secretary Tom Perez in The Hill's new survey of DNC members.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere's no doubt macOS has the edge when it comes to the software you get with your operating system.
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Among white voters without a college degree who are registered as Democrats, Clinton has the edge, 22019 percent to 39 percent.
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She also has the edge in superdelegates, taking 571 to Sanders's 48, for a total of 85033,441 delegates to his 1,616.
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Meanwhile, Sanders has the edge with people who say they'll change the registration to Democrat to vote during Monday's primary election.
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He also has the edge in voter support nationwide, boasting a 9-point advantage in the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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Though the Casper Hybrid is more affordable in Twin and Twin XL, Allswell has the edge in the more popular sizes.
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You might think the inescapable coffee franchise has the edge, but the correct answer is libraries — and it's not even close.
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The polls suggest that Mr. Sanders has the edge with likely Democratic primary voters who graduated from college or earn higher incomes.
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"In speed, China still has the edge," he says, pointing to its world-beating online retailers, "social-commerce" innovators and nimble manufacturers.
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He thinks China will win because it has the edge in the four determinants of AI success: brains, capital, regulation and data.
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But Clinton has the edge on trade policy and on the budget deficit while the two are tied on the job creation.
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He also has the edge over the pair nationwide, boasting an approximately 10-point lead in the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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This time, Denver probably has the edge when it comes to visiting brutality on the opponent, though the advantage is less stark.
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Going into the British Grand Prix on Sunday, round 103 of the 21-race championship, Vettel has the edge by one point.
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Socially, Barcelona has the edge, claiming around 190 million worldwide followers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, compared to Real Madrid's 182 million.
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You'd think Osweiler has the edge over Kessler, just because he doesn't have the taint of playing for last year's atrocious squad.
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Jones is a credible challenger who should keep the race close, but heading into the final stretch it appears Hurd has the edge.
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UConn, a second seed, leads the series, 37-12, but top-seeded Notre Dame has the edge at the Final Four, 4-3.
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While a host of car and tech companies have been testing for many years privately, Waymo still has the edge on real-world experience.
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A recent study by Kania said the U.S. still has the edge in most areas of quantum research — but that China is swiftly approaching.
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National polls show Sanders neck-and-neck with Biden among black voters, but in terms of voter turnout so far, Biden has the edge.
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He also leads among Tea Party members and voters who identify themselves as conservatives, and he has the edge among Republicans of all ages.
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But the industry has the edge, with Trump officials stating they were planning on rolling back regulation generally and criticizing the fiduciary rule in particular.
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While the two appear to be locked in a price war in some countries, Uber has the edge over Grab in terms of global reach.
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Trump, meanwhile, has the edge among whites (49 percent to 37 percent), men (48 percent to 503 percent) and independents (40 percent to 30 percent).
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Again, FaceTime just about has the edge, but Duo has a few neat tricks of its own (like previews of who's calling before you answer).
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Clinton has the edge on health care across states, an issue that has emerged as a recent campaign touchpoint as open enrollment for 23.5 approaches.
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Trump tops Clinton as more honest and trustworthy (49% to 39%), and 13% say neither major party candidate for president has the edge on honesty.
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Pollsters also found Clinton has the edge over Trump among African-Americans, Latinos, young voters and women, while he leads among whites, men and independents.
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Trump, however, has the edge in the suburbs, 41 percent to 37 percent, and the rural areas of the state, 44 percent to 28 percent.
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Swift was similarly regarded coming out of high school, but he has the edge on the upperclassmen—and most everyone else—in top-end speed.
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The two measures are highly correlated over a lengthy club season, but the player system has the edge because it can account for changes in selection.
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As you can see, the kitchen has the edge on the living room, with 238 percent of consumers saying they have their Echo in the kitchen.
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She asks him if CEOs are the new politicians and whether he thinks Joe Biden or Elizabeth Warren has the edge in the White House race.
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In terms of app downloads, however, Google Play still has the edge thanks to rapid adoption of lower-cost Android devices in emerging markets, the report said.
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But, in the midst of Black Lives Matter protests, Kendall Jenner's tone-deaf Pepsi commercial, and immigration bans, Guerrilla has the edge when it comes to relevance.
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Kvitova, who is 10 years younger than 37-year-old Williams, has the edge in head-to-head meetings, having won four of their five previous meetings.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE's (R-Ohio) seat, Democrat Danny O'Connor narrowly outraised Republican Troy Balderson, though he has the edge in cash on hand.
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The poll had some good news for Trump despite a disastrous three weeks: He has the edge over Clinton on the economy, combating terrorism and gun policies.
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That said, if you're looking to expand your horizons a bit further — stretching either your culinary abilities or your repertoire of techniques and ingredients — Plated has the edge.
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Kang explained, however, that it doesn't cover many services — such as laundry, washing, ironing or hotel-style concierge — and that's where he believes his company has the edge.
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Clinton has the edge over Trump in estimates of both the popular vote and the Electoral College in the Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project's latest survey.
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O's right-hander Marco Estrada has the edge on lefty Wade Miley in game one, and Jays lefty JA Happ has it on Ubaldo Jimenez in game two.
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"Lady Bird" or "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" could also prevail, but having won best screenplay at the Writers Guild of America Awards, "Get Out" has the edge.
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Indonesia may be the sole exception, since it is where Go-Jek, a local upstart valued at more than $1.3 billion, has the edge over its bigger name rivals.
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However, preference for a public plan has the edge over private in each situation:The ensuing parts of healthcare are more contentious to transition to a government-run healthcare plan.
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Ossoff's race now proceeds to a June 20 runoff, and the conventional wisdom is that Handel, who portrays herself as an independent voice rather than pro-Trump, has the edge.
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Comparing shots side by side, the A230R has the edge in pixel density, but that's about it — the results don't make a scene "more beautiful," simply due to the megapixel count.
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At least for now, Trump has the edge in delegates won, 331 according to an NBC News count, but is far short of the 1,237 required to win the nomination outright.
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While Blackburn has the edge among white voters, 54-37, Bredesen has an even stronger advantage among nonwhite voters, where he holds an overwhelming 72-19 lead, according to the poll.
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Sasha Obama is the it girl ... just ask University of Michigan sororities champing at the bit to land her as a pledge, but we've learned one Greek sisterhood has the edge.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In terms of cultivating a fanbase of rabidly devoted followers, it's hard to say whether Christianity or Star Wars™ has the edge these days.
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"That's where Google has the edge and that's where we think they will continue to have the edge," Nicholas Harteau, Spotify's vice president of engineering and infrastructure, tells The Wall Street Journal.
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It's a moment of deep Democratic indecision and there has been a dearth of polling during the holiday season that makes it hard to know who has the edge at this moment.
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The Clinton memo points at her "high levels of support in the African American and Hispanic communities" as proof that she has the edge over Sanders in a protracted Democratic primary fight.
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Siri has the edge over its Android equivalent with emails though, and will gladly talk you through the contents of your inbox if you say "read out my emails" once Siri is listening.
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Fears that China has the edge in the global 53G race sparked some (including Karl Rove, Newt Gingrich and Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale) to call for a government-directed national network, similar to China's own approach.
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Donald Trump's history of controversy with women Trump has a double-digit lead among men, while Clinton has the edge among women by double-digits, though Trump's advantage is slightly larger among men than Clinton's is among women.
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If he weren't up against Phoenix, he'd win this in a walk, but Phoenix, a six-time nominee who won a Golden Globe for "Walk the Line," likely has the edge for his more talked-about, transformational performance.
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Her icicle projectiles give her more of a shot at surviving than Junkrat if she finds herself targeted by Hanzo or Widowmaker, but their ability to deal high damage, quickly and from outside her effective range, has the edge.
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Serious Eats compared this thermometer to the ThermoPop from ThermoWorks and found the Lavatools thermometer has the edge when it comes to cooking thinner cuts of meat but can't reach the center of large roasts like the ThermoPop can.
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Apple's service has the edge in terms of invisibly and elegantly taking care of all your app and iOS backups, but Microsoft's offering is perfect for Office users, so it's a question of which software packages you're spending more time in.
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Reports suggest that McCarthy has the edge in his race for minority leader, a position that is a bit easier to get than speaker, simply because you only need a majority of party membership, not a majority of the entire House.
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Cameron, campaigning for Britain to stay in the European Union, has the edge over London Mayor Boris Johnson, the most popular figure in the "Out" camp, in trying to sway the key group of undecided voters, a new poll indicated on Wednesday.
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The company released some footage in a teaser video, which you can check out below: The startup didn't offer any details about the Miss R battery system's exact range, so for the moment the Tesla Roadster's estimated 620 mile capacity has the edge.
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Clinton has the edge on shared values (47% choose her, 41% Trump) and handling the responsibilities of being commander in chief (51% to 44%) while Trump is more often seen as honest and trustworthy (47% say Trump is, 40% Clinton, 7693% neither).
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President Vladimir Putin has said that Russia is militarily ready for a Cuban Missile-style crisis if the United States is foolish enough to want one and that his country currently has the edge when it comes to a first nuclear strike.
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Of course, we asked him who he'd pick in a mega-fight between Conor and Floyd ... and while he made it clear Floyd has the edge in a boxing ring, he told us he knows FIRSTHAND how hard UFC guys can hit.
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I've lined them up against images of the same scenes taken by the iPhone 7 (iPhone photos are on the left, Pixel photos on the right): The difference isn't massive, but the Pixel definitely has the edge in both of those cases.
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An NBC News/Marist College poll of South Carolina released on Monday echoes what others have recently shown, and what the reports on the ground there seem to suggest: Joe Biden still has the edge, but he's now in nail-biting territory.
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Here's who has the edge in the Super Tuesday states with highest number of delegates, according to polling averages compiled by my colleague David Byler: Note: Virginia will award 99 delegates on Super Tuesday, but polls in the state are insufficient to draw trend lines.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron, campaigning for Britain to stay in the European Union, has the edge over London Mayor Boris Johnson, the most popular figure in the "Out" camp, in trying to sway the key group of undecided voters, a new poll indicated.
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As a nod to both her jewelry and the Studio 54 vibe that her parents helped create, the range of pearlescent lipsticks, eyeshadows, blushes, and powder bronzer strike a thoroughly modern balance — one that drips in glamour, but has the edge you'd want to wear to a concert.
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The 2004 version has the edge thanks to its treatment of the show's unforgettable sequence in which a line of assassins convinces a young Lee Harvey Oswald to shoot JFK, and its inclusion of the originally cut "Something Just Broke," the chilling description of the aftermath of JFK's assassination that still lingers today.
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People close to the nine-year-old search-and-discovery startup believe that Goldman Sachs has the edge; selecting bankers in January would put Pinterest on pace for an IPO as early as the second quarter of this year, perhaps once the company has a full quarter of 2019 financials to share with Wall Street.
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