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Private companies such as Blue Origin and SpaceX are also at an advantage because they don't have to answer to shareholders, who are more risk-adverse, Caceres said.

(Those bidding on unusual names would also be at an advantage, with fewer potential competitors).

Because people tend to project positive traits onto them, such as sensitivity and poise, they may also be at an advantage in job interviews.

"The tax system also puts landlords at an advantage over potential owner occupiers when competing for the limited supply of houses and it's those thwarted first-time buyers who end up paying off the mortgage anyway in rents.

Larger bodied individuals may also have an advantage at higher latitudes because they can better withstand starvation (Cushman et al. 1993).

It has also been an advantage and luxury at the Institute to think in a nonpartisan way, allowing us the ability to think long-term through practices and cultures from East to West.

Labour also enjoys an advantage in local elections that mirrors its advantage at general elections.

But distance can also be an advantage.

Being a foreigner also was an advantage.

Many CEOs also told us we were at an advantage coming from another country.

Being back at home should also give Miami an advantage tonight.