Advantage
Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Usage example: your experience volunteering at the hospital will put you at an advantage when you're applying for a job there
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Meanwhile, bar users want every advantage they can get, and official tournaments for all three games permit the use of the bar.
Source: Casual/Competitive Conflict -
It was doing better for a while, taking advantage of being a unique niche bar, earning about average or above average reviews.
Source: Series / Bar Rescue -
On the more general point, the bar's relaunch is a success, but the owners have had to fire, and likely lose, a long time friend either because of that person's incompetence at running the bar, or they had been taking advantage of them.
Source: Series / Bar Rescue
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