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Meanings of has the edge in English

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Usage of has the edge in English
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But for the time being organic, Homo sapiens intelligence has the edge.
The Guardian
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So I think that's why that type of music still has the edge.
BBC
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If Summer is missing her Knight, Winter has the edge if they wait.
Summer knight
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While Sanders has surged in recent opinion polls, Clinton still has the edge nationally.
Reuters
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Whoever controls a greater quantity usually has the edge then.
The Great Book of Amber
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Spotify has the edge over Apple Music and others because of its running service.
The Guardian
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Backwards compatibility This is somewhere Microsoft definitely has the edge.
The Guardian
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But in Germany they believe Ribéry has the edge.
The Guardian
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Heading into the five-day gathering in Nasrec, Cyril has the edge over presidential candidate Nkosazana.
The South African
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If sheer size matters more, Brazil has the edge.
Reuters
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But it is the second man, Toronto's embattled mayor, Rob Ford, who has the edge.
The Guardian
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It's also funny, dark and very bleak, but I think the original has the edge.
The Guardian
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For now Dollar General's all-cash offer has the edge.
Reuters
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North Korea has the edge at the moment.
Full Circle
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But there is one area where Newstalk has the edge -providing employment for managing directors.
The Irish Times
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Who has the edge now at Live Nation?
Reuters
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