"Everyone is talking about technodoping and advantage, advantage, out of the blades," he said.
"He has advantages, and I have advantages.
Ms. Cachin had distinct advantages and has taken advantage of all of them.
"He couldn't understand why someone with all the built-in advantages would not take advantage of the opportunity".
It is correct, because it is a huge challenge to transform our comparative advantages into competitive advantages, and without quality education it just won't be possible.
The Rangers, who entered the game second in the league in scoring with the man advantage, had five such advantages tonight and came up empty.
The idea of "privilege" — that some people benefit from unearned, and largely unacknowledged, advantages, even when those advantages aren't discriminatory — has a pretty long history.
David and Goliath explores when, and why, apparent disadvantages – poverty, personal setbacks, military weakness – turn out to be advantages, and when advantages, like wealth or status, aren't what they seem.
Here's a great quote form David Foster Wallace about it: TV tennis has its advantages, but these advantages have disadvantages, and chief among them is a certain illusion of intimacy.
But one need only look at countries where schoolchildren outperform their American counterparts — despite larger classes, shabbier schools, and smaller budgets — to wonder if our wholesale embrace of the advantages of advantages isn't as simplistic as Carnegie's wholesale embrace of the advantages of disadvantages.
