Critics have the dubious advantage of receiving CD's in the mail; they come unbidden and often in volume.
Indeed, Martin noted that there was "dubious advantage" in MR, not least because claimants now had to make, in effect, two appeals.
Opodo, meanwhile, will be pleased that their massive ad campaign has paid off, despite being lumbered with a foreign-sounding name (supposedly alluding to the "opportunity to do" things) which has the dubious advantage of reading the same when you turn it upside down.
That 'cooperation' is the cooperation of the wolf with the lamb, and the poor majority of the population only get the dubious advantage of being exploited for the benefit not just of local potentates, but of European businesses too.
The dubious economic advantages of superskyscrapers have stymied recent attempts to build them.
From August of last year through the end of 2014, as it happens, the state will have given away considerably more than that — $2.1 billion — in the form of another dubious tax advantage: the $420 million a year in subsidies it provides the film and television industry to keep production from going elsewhere.
Giteau, who so very nearly knows the joys of winning a home World Cup, is nevertheless dubious about the advantages of playing before a home crowd.
Until they are stopped, ASA will keep gobbling up government money in exchange for degrees and certificates of dubious worth, taking advantage of local students, international students and adjuncts alike, while heaping ever more classes and responsibilities onto beleaguered full-timers.
In the wake of the MMR hoax, a number of dubious firms have sprung up to take advantage of parents' indecision.
