to advantage
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“I think that they’re purposefully misusing the facts here to advantage their position.”
From Washington Times
He also justified the move as a chance to deliver post-Brexit political reforms, adding they thought Mr Johnson's weaknesses could be "turned to advantage".
From BBC
One measure would require platforms to sell a subsidiary if owning it creates an incentive for the platform to advantage its own products or lines of business.
From Reuters
A second requires platforms to sell any business if owning it creates an incentive for the platform to advantage its own products or lines of business.
From Reuters
And I may make decisions that definitively try to advantage the farmer, over taking that profit at the corporate level or the enterprise level and cooperative.
From New York Times
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