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But the old interest group system had at least one key advantage.

But he did his best to turn the development to political advantage.

With a man advantage, they often try to do too much.

I think we've got a little bit of an advantage.

Being in the same class sometimes worked to their advantage.

Not all middle schools will take advantage of the new policy.

And do be sure to take advantage of the community part.

We like to take advantage of what people give us.

The company's cost advantage comes from many things, large and small.

"The idea is to take full advantage of what we have available."

Yet such problems may also be turned to political advantage.

They do not always turn out to be to our advantage.

To do so is to take advantage of our position.

At the same time, I never wanted to take advantage of him.

I might as well use my time here to good advantage.

Teachers should certainly take advantage of these services where available.

If not, can I present my age as an advantage?

The only advantage he had on his side now was time.

You have to take advantage of them when they come.

I never saw any advantage talking about things for no good reason.

He started off quickly, but using the light to good advantage.

The open area could work to his advantage, as well.

You'd need every advantage to get the better of him.

With just a look, he always turned everything around to his advantage.

But the next time he would have no such advantage.