• Do not look at trivial advantages.
• And over German also French has many advantages.
• Females, however, in Russia, possess several advantages.
• For her backwoods advantages she was considered well educated.
• "So far as regards the Athenians, such are the great advantages proved inherent in a wise policy.
• Kepler, with his ill-health and inferior physical energy, was unable to command the like advantages.
• 'Sir, it was only natural that she should incline towards him, for he had many and great advantages.
• Don't appreciate the advantages of country life, you see, and I've an idea they'll begin to desert, pretty soon.
• No one, except in wilful fancy, would envy the peculiar advantages of a whale or an ant, of an Inca or a Grand Lama.
• Of present advantages or disadvantages,--whether she had the one or suffered from the other,--she thought not at all.

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