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As an N.B.A. owner, Prokhorov may have a unique advantage: himself.

PG: If you look at the way tablets are sporting more impressive processors it leads you to believe they will rival consoles very soon and on paper there's no question they will, but consoles have a unique advantage.

"I think they have a unique advantage as a franchise," agrees Joss Whedon, director of the two Avengers films, and a creative consultant on Marvel's overarching plot.

The nanoparticle form of Cu was proved to have a unique advantage over Cu2+ in entering the bacterial cells, thus mediating specific effects (e.g. DNA oxidative damage) [2].

"Because we own the entire stack, I think we have a unique advantage of managing [all of this] in a much more elegant way," he said.

As a company that has been focused since day one on finding the most relevant and popular news online, we have a unique advantage in the industry.

In return, British Energy has a unique advantage: its land.

Perhaps Hamlet has a unique advantage as a candidate for remixing.

Mr. Fontaine said that while he welcomes the competition, Interactive One has a unique advantage.

But Ilkka Raiskinen, who runs the N-Gage project, insists that Nokia has a unique advantage: its understanding of mobile communications.

He has a unique advantage in a part of the world in which the United States has become massively engaged and does not have many people at the top equipped to deal with it.