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edge

noun as in advantage

verb as in border, trim

verb as in defeat narrowly

verb as in sharpen

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On a short week, the Chargers have the edge and should bounce back.

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A yolk giving way under the edge of a knife.

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With its Earth Fund grant, the organization plans to employ edge AI, that is, AI technology that captures data near where it was created on local devices rather than in the cloud.

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—Bitcoin edged higher, recovering marginally after recent losses triggered by concerns about U.S.-China tensions.

It’s unknown how these voters cast their ballots, but the Democratic advantage appears to give an edge to supporters of Proposition 50, which needs to be passed by a simple majority to be enacted.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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