Mr. Perry swept into the state fair, taking advantage of having the stage to himself, after a bustling week of politics here leading up to the Iowa Straw Poll.
The only element to have in mind was the quizzes deadline, where I had three attempts without time limit, which was more than fair" "The advantage of MOOCs is the possibility to access content anytime, when I was focused and motivated, and interested in that content.
Many vendors in malls, grocery stores and street fairs take advantage of the fascination with bonsai by selling young rooted juniper cuttings as the real deal, and claim that it's fine to grow them indoors.
Los Angeles, to be fair, had the advantage of league rules adapting to facilitate their signings.
We encourage students who do not have a suit to wear for an interview, professional networking event, or career fair to take advantage of our Clothing Closet Service.
Although the defunct Asian fair had the advantage of one-stop shopping, the gallery events give dealers room to go in depth, bringing out dozens of similar objects and reference books.
In a radio interview several years ago, Mr. Farina said his character on that show was "firm but fair" and "took advantage of every inch that he could, and if that didn't work sometimes maybe he had to stretch things a little".
Vanity Fair gets the advantage.
It is not fair to take advantage of such a situation.
Is disability, in this case, a fair or unfair advantage?
