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Meanings of unfair advantage in English
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Usage of unfair advantage in English
1
They sought an unfair advantage; once obtained, they proceeded to use it.
2
Critics say high frequency traders have an unfair advantage over retail investors.
3
I wonder if that will give her unfair advantage; but Carrie explained:
4
Concerns a new swim suit is giving some swimmers an unfair advantage.
5
She had an unfair advantage because I had to wait for Carl.
6
People also draw the line at taking unfair advantage of a guy.
7
Critics say flash orders give some traders an unfair advantage over others.
8
By Jove, it was a deucedly unfair advantage he took of me.
9
It would have been too cruel, ungenerous, to take an unfair advantage.
10
You are taking an unfair advantage of your position, Monsieur le Juge.
11
Their use would give some folks unfair advantage over others, you know.
12
Being able to hear the press conference early would provide an unfair advantage.
13
They have an unfair advantage over those doing the right thing, she said.
14
Rival airports such as Bristol said it would hand Cardiff an unfair advantage.
15
I believe I'd have an unfair advantage, Madame Secretary, since I live here.
16
BATS has said the speed bump would give IEX's broker-dealer an unfair advantage.
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