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Meanings of better vantage in English

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Usage of better vantage in English
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I often ended up with a better vantage point than my colleagues.
Reuters
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Haught led the way then around the rough rim for better vantage points.
Tales of lonely trails
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Jansen was already moving around to a better vantage point.
Stars rain down
4
Marcus jogged toward the crest of the slope to get a better vantage point.
Coalition's End
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The stepladders give the fans a better vantage point, and allow them to be seen.
Reuters
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Viola nodded and moved to the better vantage point.
The irish devil
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Mat swung up onto Pips for a better vantage.
Knife of dreams
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Occasionally a warrior was seen darting from one point to another, to obtain better vantage-ground.
David Crockett: His Life and Adventures
9
It's a better vantage point than the museum.
Walking dead
10
Had he fled to a better vantage point?
Sea of Rust
11
I needed a better vantage point.
Promise of the wolves: a novel
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That would permit greater weapon range for the rifleman on watch and even better vantage for distant threats.
Outpost
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The height of the Iron Throne gave Joffrey a better vantage point than anyone else in the hall.
A Game of Thrones
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He lay on the frozen ground, shifting a bit for a better vantage point as I knelt down beside him.
The ghost chronicles
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They leap up on each other's backs to gain a better vantage-ground from which to hurl their jeers at him.
Diary of a Pilgrimage
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This is an area these family cars need to be strong on because keen competitor SUVs often give better vantage points.
Independent.ie
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