1.   A good crowd will be a definite advantage to me and the rest of the team.

2.   Among the leaners, McCain has the definite advantage.

3.   A. It is such a definite advantage in organ procurement.

4.   Both exchanges say there are definite advantages to joint operations, but that they can survive on their own if merger talks fail.

5.   But there are definite advantages to adopting an older dog.

6.   But there are definite advantages to facing the Dow and Nasdaq in groups, club members and financial advisers say.

7.   But there are definite advantages to keeping a budget that make it well worth the effort.

8.   For another, most jobs today involve computers either directly or indirectly, and personal computer skills are a definite advantage.

9.   He tries not to proselytize about his conversion, but there are definite advantages, he said, especially for older skiers.

10.   Letting your currency fluctuate with supply and demand has the definite advantage of allowing the currency to adjust to shocks like, say, a collapse in commodity prices.