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The phrase "are at a bigger" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks a clear context or completion.
It could be used in a comparative context where you are discussing sizes or quantities, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The results of the experiment show that the new samples are at a bigger advantage than the previous ones."
Alternatives: "are at a larger" or "are at a greater".
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Bicycles are better suited to roads with speed limits of 60 km/h (37 mph) or lower, and preferably in urban areas, where cars are at a bigger disadvantage.
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German firms, which are especially hostage to Russian pipelines, are at a big disadvantage.
"Sometimes it happens where you will play less, but that's how it goes when you are at a big club".
The last of these are at a big disadvantage under the present system because they don't have the same opportunities to reduce taxes using offshore structures.
We are at a big club like Celtic to win trophies and win big games".
"When you are at a big club like Chelsea, there is always pressure to win trophies and bring more success," he said.
Kane also noted those who do not utilize LinkedIn are at a "big disadvantage".
In addition, you are at a big disadvantage in the water when it's dark out.
But it wasn't until 2011 when Vargas really showed the benefits of being at a bigger club.
"The nature of Antarctica is very different to the rest of the world – everything is at a bigger scale.
I wanted to be at a bigger club and that is no disrespect to Inverness.
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