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But condensing the opera to its essence has serious advantages, enabling the director Alan Privett to focus on its human tragedy.

For our exposition, we introduce a new notion of density which has serious advantages over the standard form because it is independent of index maps — and hence has much broader application.

But incumbents in Congress have serious advantages: in 2012, when congressional approval rates hovered around fifteen per cent, ninety per cent of House representatives were reëlected.

But incumbents in Congress have serious advantages: in 2012, when congressional approval rates hovered around fifteen per cent, ninety per cent of House representatives were reëlected.

YouTube has the image of a happy-go-lucky site where anyone can put up videos they like, but it has serious ambitions to take advantage of Google's proven mastery of unobtrusive, relevant ads in text and make a few dollars in video.

This has serious implications.

If you're looking for an intimate ceremony with just you, your partner and a few close family members or friends, eloping has some serious advantages.

This is Where I Leave has a serious advantage over the Judge: it stars not Robert Downey Jr but Jason Bateman, whose smart alec hangdog act still contains enough actual smarts to pull you through.

Both goals came with the man advantage, evidence that the Devils have serious problems killing penalties.

In vain have serious journalists described the revolutionary training regime, or its legendary pursuit of marginal advantage.

Deadspin: And this could have serious implications down the road when it comes to playoff seeds and homefield advantage.