1.   But for now, the president holds tremendous advantages as the incumbent, partly because he has no visible campaign apparatus.

2.   The president holds tremendous advantages as the incumbent, partly because his campaign apparatus has low visibility.

3.   Though the numbers affected are small colonoscopic biopsy and histological examination for dysplasia seems to hold no advantage over routine clinical management.

4.   And Clinton and Dole both hold some advantages as they try to checkmate one another in a state-by-state game of electoral chess.

5.   And Clinton and Dole hold some advantages as they as they try to checkmate one another in a state-by-state game of electoral chess.

6.   As Vice President and a certified policy wonk, Gore clearly holds an advantage here.

7.   As the two nominees fight for an edge, Bush still holds an advantage among men, while Gore has one among women.

8.   Banks with big branch networks still hold advantages of proximity and visibility, expensive marketing and often well-established names.

9.   After that, it was up to goalkeeper Bernie Orwig and the U.S. defense to hold the advantage.