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en We're at a disadvantage now, there's no doubt about it. It's very much out of our hands now.

en There was a disadvantage to us in not being able to deal with Mr. Colburn at the time he was on the stand ... I think that disadvantage has been more than taken care of today because we had Mr. Case able to testify to that.

en Unionization of these companies is a cost disadvantage and a flexibility disadvantage to them. If you're neutral, you have no power to keep your company from becoming unionized.

en It's something that will be addressed. At some point, you've got to protect the field. If you see a guy that walks around the hole like Phil does or some of these guys do, and they've got 8-millimeter spikes on, there's no doubt that is a disadvantage to whoever might be playing behind those guys.

en I think the system, as it currently is, probably was a slight disadvantage to Charlie and myself. Everybody assumed we were going to the Super Bowl, which they were correct, and they didn't want to wait until February to have a chance to talk to us again and maybe make a decision about a coaching job. I would have to say it was a disadvantage.

en Against that team, we're at a quickness disadvantage. So it makes it look like an effort disadvantage, when it truly is a quickness thing. And we don't have the habit or discipline. She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. Against that team, we're at a quickness disadvantage. So it makes it look like an effort disadvantage, when it truly is a quickness thing. And we don't have the habit or discipline.

en But we are at war, and we here at THE DAILY SHOW will do our best to keep you informed of any late-breaking...humor we can find. Of course, our show is obviously at a disadvantage compared to the many news sources that we're competing with… at a disadvantage in several respects. For one thing, we are fake. They are not. So in terms of credibility we are, well, oddly enough, actually about even. We're about even.
  Jon Stewart

en Both sides agreed that India and Bangladesh have been victims of terrorism and should join hands in fighting the scourge...both agreed that terrorism, by its very nature, was disadvantage for both and should be fought through collaboration.

en There was no doubt when it left his hands it was going in.

en Most tennis players, especially those in foreign countries, start play at a much younger age. That can be a huge advantage and also a disadvantage. A disadvantage in that a lot of them are bored or tired of tennis by the time they reach high school and are ready to move on. Not Eric. He's as enthusiastic a player as you'll find.

en Doubt thou the stars are fire; Doubt that the sun doth move; Doubt truth to be a liar; But never doubt I love
  William Shakespeare

en Doubt that the stars are fire, doubt that the sun doth move, doubt truth to be a liar, but never doubt I love.
  William Shakespeare

en There is no disadvantage for women to be shooting. Men, women, children, there is no advantage or disadvantage.

en There's no doubt he's changed. He's got more talent than maybe anyone out here in his hands and in his game.

en IMPOSITION, n. The act of blessing or consecrating by the laying on of hands --a ceremony common to many ecclesiastical systems, but performed with the frankest sincerity by the sect known as Thieves.

"Lo! by the laying on of hands," Say parson, priest and dervise,
"We consecrate your cash and lands To ecclesiastical service. No doubt you'll swear till all is blue At such an imposition. Do." --Pollo Doncas
  Ambrose Bierce


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