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 Having some kind of political alignment between nations and their oil companies is bringing a distinct competitive advantage. That advantage will not be going to the stateless multinationals. |
| We knew we had a distinct size advantage. |
| They've got a distinct advantage over a lot of teams with that inside game. |
| Long term, green properties are going to have a very distinct advantage. |
| A key point is that 10 years after the first Gulf War, CMI was still much more prevalent among deployed than non-deployed veterans. But a comparison of studies since the war suggests that CMI may be declining over time among the deployed veterans while it is essentially unchanged in the non-deployed. In 1995 when a Centers for Disease Control study first evaluated Gulf War veterans' illnesses, it identified CMI among 44.7 percent of deployed veterans and among 15 percent of non-deployed veterans. |
| When I started the veterans group last year, other vets contacted me and most of the communication came through the Internet. It offers a unique ability to stay connected -- because they are such a spread out population and also because of the sensitivity of some of the issues. If you are dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder or an amputation, it's really difficult to find people you can relate to. And when you know you can go to a place for veterans, made by veterans, entirely for veterans, you know you can talk to your own. |
| We're looking for better ways to hire local veterans. Federal law gives priority to veterans and special consideration for combat veterans. |
| My perception is high school teams don't travel well. I think it's a distinct advantage for us (to host). |
| Having the No.1 seed in a five-team district has a distinct advantage. That's something we're shooting for. Hopefully the kids will understand the importance of that. |
| The substitute also means that the team that wins the toss starts the match with a distinct advantage. |
| We held them to one shot many times, and that was key. We handled the rebound situation pretty well, too. We needed the rebounding because we had the distinct size advantage. |
| Retailers who plan properly can leverage capabilities across some of these smaller, closely located countries and gain a distinct advantage. |
| You have to have tough, physical guys to get away with that. That's what Villanova has. The advantage is you get a big advantage on offense but a disadvantage on defense. But I think it balances out. But you have to have tough kids to do that. They have tough kids and veterans so they can get away with it. |
Jim Boeheim (1944-)
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