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edge (Advantage), noun advantageous position, favorable position, head start, jump, lead, odds, upper hand, vantage edge (Border), noun bank, boundary, bounds, brim, brink, confines, corner, demarcation line, dividing line, extremity, fimbriae, frame, fringe, frontier, limit, lip, margin, margo, molding, ora, outer edge, outline, outskirts, periphery, point, rim, side, skirts, tip, verge See also: advantage, border, bound, boundary, circumscribe, delimit, enclosure, encompass, end, envelop, extremity, frontier, hedge, margin, outline, penumbra, periphery, termination, threshold How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| His overhead includes gasoline for his truck and for lawn mowers, edgers, blowers and rototillers; fertilizer; tools and tool sharpening; liability insurance; wages for his helpers -- and his own salary and profits. Edgers mean the difference between light and darkness, Dave Hackett, running towards the end of the tunnel CIA agent David Edger shadowed the Hamburg Cell for several years, before returning to the U. |
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