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Discover Ludwig"at advantage" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to indicate that something is to one's advantage or benefit. Example: "By taking the advanced statistics class, I am putting myself at advantage when applying for college."
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When, at Advantage Testing, Stier is shown essays that have received top marks, she is horrified.
The bridegroom was the vice president for business development at Advantage Schools, a national education management company in Boston.
A sharp forehand by Pironkova takes it to 30-30 butwowo aces from Stosur - at 30-30 atd advantageage - gives her the opening game.
The energy and the specific energy absorption showed that the unit cells with 90° are at advantage since it is almost 53% higher than that of the 45°.
To pump up sales on a sleepy August weekend, he declared yesterday "Second Amendment Saturday" at Advantage -- buy a car, get a free gun (actually, a voucher good for a used bolt-action rifle at a nearby shop).
Mr. Mendels, 38, teaches history and mathematics at St . Marys Hall/Doane Academy in Burlington, N.J., and is a test preparation tutor at Advantage Testing, a tutorial business in New York.
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Here, the "Art of the Deal" businessman is a master at advantaging himself over his fellow stakeholders and partners.
Almost every work-at-home advantage is a potential psychological hornet's nest.
He wants to see whether the initial movement of his feet placed him at an advantage or at a disadvantage.
Ignore it at your peril; embrace it at your advantage.
However, Pinto suggested Honduras may be at an advantage playing the first leg at home.
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