Actually, he's not, he catches the ball, which must represent some sort of advantage.
"They don't miss shots, of course, but it's their knowledge of the maps and communication that gives them a different sort of advantage.
Financial markets have always been a mix of honesty and dishonesty – both of which are often suspected to be tactics deployed to gain some sort of advantage.
He recalled riding his bike through the neighborhood, just the sort of advantage both campaigns cite when it comes to winning support voter by voter.
But hoping to gain some sort of advantage, some office providers are beefing up other sorts of tech in their buildings, including antennae for picking up and amplifying cellphone signals and lighting sensors that track the brightness of the sun.
The laws of evolution suggest that the random emergence of stripes on the ancestors of modern zebras must have had some sort of advantage that allowed them to reproduce more prolifically than their unstriped brethren.
But Ms. McDonough added that most private counselors work in wealthy suburbs like Westchester, where college counseling programs tend to be excellent and parents are eager for any sort of advantage in the admissions game.
"Even though it was two hours long, they had so little time to land any body blows on each other or gain any sort of advantage, so it's very difficult to make an impact".
It is not unreasonable to suggest that seeking this sort of advantage is central to life in L.A. Doug Ellin, the creator and executive producer of HBO's satirical "Entourage," says that Hollywood is motivated in large measure by "the power of knowing things before others do.
Renowned for spending long hours watching game films and studying opponents, Manning spent time during the past fortnight picking the brains of other quarterbacks who've played in Super Bowls, garnering advice that might translate into some sort of advantage tomorrow night.
