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The phrase "all the advantage" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing benefits or favorable conditions, but it should be phrased as "all the advantages" to be grammatically correct.
Example: "In this negotiation, we have all the advantages over our competitors."
Alternatives: "all the benefits" or "every advantage."
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All the advantage governments get from incumbency during good economic times is now diminished by their own actions.
Men and women, in a word, are different and will always be different, but that does not mean all the advantage is with the men -- far from it, very far from it.
But that doesn't mean he thinks national political figures like Sanders should stop talking about "Medicare for all". "The advantage is [Medicaid buy-in] is incremental, it adds populations here and there.
He's going to lose all the advantage he had in that stock.
Therefore, we cannot update δ R too often; otherwise, we lose all the advantage of having a better side information.
(Plus, some upper-middle- class folks lose all the advantage of state and local income tax deductions to the alternative minimum tax).
Similar(45)
Tells all the advantages of it, etc.
It has, after all, the advantages of fiction.
I have all the advantages, and none of the disadvantages.
The enemy had all the advantages: stealth, anonymity and unpredictability.
It had all the advantages and all the faults of a club.
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