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Discover LudwigThe phrase "hold an edge" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used in the context of sports or activities that involve balance and precision, such as ice skating, skiing, or skateboarding. Example: "The figure skater glided gracefully across the ice, effortlessly holding her edge as she executed a series of intricate spins and jumps."
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Carbon steel blades take and hold an edge better than stainless steel.
If the shovel is cheap, the steel probably won't hold an edge.
Obama continues to hold an edge over McCain on many domestic policy areas.
But party officials say Democrats hold an edge in a majority of the competitive Congressional races.
Mr. Lishinsky heat-treats the carbon steel so that it will hold an edge longer.
And the Jaguars hold an edge because they beat the Jets on Nov. 15.
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"Carbon steel is soft and holds an edge," he said.
But Boeing holds an edge in revenue: $19 billion versus $17.5 billion.
Mr. Obama holds an edge in the state over Mitt Romney in most public polls.
The only area Ivanovic held an edge entering this match was with her forehand.
They all agreed that Culpepper held an edge over the rest.
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