Álvarez is singularly important to his promotional company, Golden Boy, which promoted Saturday's fight; that gave him a kind of home-town advantage.
Expanding the use of instant replay could help in this regard (despite complaints that it interrupts the flow of play); as Wertheim and Moskowitz point out, when the N.F.L. brought the coach's challenge into the game the home-town advantage declined.
The city's festival is vast, exuberant and intoxicating – and a giddy opportunity for price gouging that almost every business in town takes advantage of.
Paul Brayson gave Harrogate Town the advantage again only for Dwight Gale to cancel that out with a penalty.
While in town, take advantage of discounted San Francisco hotels, entertainment offers and local ceals.
The new mom has been spotted all about town, taking advantage of the warm March weather to spend some time outside with Blue Ivy.
The town took advantage of its east coast location, which facilitated trading contacts with the Low Countries, the Baltic region, England, and Northern France.
The wooden castle was built in the north-east corner of the town, taking advantage of the old Anglo-Saxon ramparts, with the motte close to the river overlooking the ford, and required substantial demolition work to make room for the new motte-and-bailey structure.
Even here, some towns took advantage of the extra day by launching their fireworks on July 5, including Summit, N.J., where the local clergy requested that the long day of traditional events not be held on Sunday.
He said he believed that the town is taking advantage of revaluation to bring in more revenue.
Brewers from all over the country descended on the Staffordshire town to take advantage of the local hard water.
