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With long-range gunnery, the advantage accrued fleet-wide, not merely ship by ship as in the days of fighting sail.

"We want to be contributing to the development of these societies," he told me, "not merely taking advantage of the fact that they're not as developed as we are".

Page points out that diversity offers not merely the advantage of a diverse stock portfolio where different stocks do better in different conditions, adding up to an overall average that does reasonably in all conditions.

The challenge for the United States is not merely to take advantage of the intelligence gained in the Pakistan raid to further erode Al Qaeda, but to assist moderate Muslims in creating a counterweight to violent extremism, with both an appealingly articulated ideology and an effective organizational structure.

These results indicate that the advantage of WAD over the other methods is not merely due to a defect in the MAS algorithm.

As in karate, in other words, the sheer bulk of a potential aggressor could be not merely neutralized but turned to our advantage.

This is thought to be an advantage because, notwithstanding the supposed difficulties with moral objectivism, morality is widely regarded as "not merely subjective," and MMR can capture this.

The binomial character is artificial, even forced, and can with advantage be replaced by more refined analysis, and by a focus on all mutations, not merely harmful ones.

All citizens have duties to help alleviate avoidable DT not merely proportional to their skills and abilities, but also proportional to their unearned advantages from society.

And not merely standing.

Qubits are not merely theoretical.