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• And they just may have an edge on you in fantasy baseball.
• The result is soul with an urban edge on her debut disc.
• Bush has an edge on holding down taxes and handling national defense.
• The purpose is to use government to get an edge on competitors.
• Others say Jones is responsible for putting an edge on the struggle.
• Nadeau has had an edge on Gordon at bigger tracks this season.
• The Jets own an edge on nearly every spot on the field.
• Management has reported to camp with an noticeable edge on its game.
• There were too many places where they had the edge on us.
• Newcastle also has 61 but Chelsea has the edge on goal difference.
• That puts a little bit of an edge on the job.
• But Traer concedes hockey will always have an edge on basketball.
• The conspicuous ivory edging on their fins identified them as brookies.
• Baseball had this special edge on all the other professional sports.
• Figure out if Joe Schlottzo has the edge on Chuck Binatelli?
• Bush also has a narrow edge on leadership skill and likability.
• These were later fitted with leading edges on the Dekker system.
• They lacked an edge on the bases and in the field.
• Berger would like nothing better than get an edge on Schumacher.
• Edge on special teams _ stop Howard from being the difference.