1.   And I would gain considerable advantage from speeding.

2.   His opponent, Mr Jones wins each of his three games off the first advantage from deuce.

3.   He sought to extract the maximum political advantage from the cut in interest rates.

4.   The Israeli right sought to gain maximum advantage from the impact of the Gulf crisis on the image of Palestinian leadership in the West.

5.   There is Magdalen College, Oxford, begun in the mid-fifteenth century, whose tower, seen to advantage from the river, is of particular beauty.

6.   It clearly had advantages from the organisational point of view.

7.   Swindon have travelled to Tranmere Rovers with a three-one advantage from the first leg of the semi finals.

8.   We have a two-goal advantage from the first game and we always do well on the counterattack.

9.   Although the possibility of violent confrontation is unpleasant, Barak might draw temporary political advantage from the failed summit meeting.

10.   American business executives are eager for Congress to grant a waiver of the Jackson-Vanick Amendment that withholds certain advantages from countries that do not allow free emigration.

n. + from >>共 1445
pressure 1.27%
money 1.12%
support 1.10%
official 1.10%
report 0.90%
people 0.87%
comment 0.84%
help 0.79%
call 0.72%
criticism 0.58%
advantage 0.02%
advantage + p. >>共 43
of 72.96%
in 8.62%
to 4.73%
for 4.26%
throughout 1.31%
by 1.30%
with 1.10%
from 0.89%
on 0.81%
as 0.66%
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