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- 15-Mar-2007, 23:33 #1
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has the edge I accidentally found the sentence as shown below.
"As of today I think the product has the edge...".
What does "has the edge" mean?
- 16-Mar-2007, 00:31 #2
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Re: has the edge It has an advantage, or it is ahead. Usually, only a small advantage or a small lead.
- 18-Mar-2007, 12:30 #3
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Re: has the edge Thanks
- 19-Mar-2007, 10:06 #4
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Teacher Re: has the edge 
Originally Posted by Barb_D 
. Think of a knife.
You can also use edge as a verb in this sense:
It was a very close race, but the American just edged it.
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