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"It needs to end in a way that's maximally advantageous to the security of the United States and it needs to end in a way that gets our European allies to take increased responsibility."

It does not mean dismissing a case if it “would be politically advantageous to the defendant or to those who appointed me,” she went on.

And even if the courts rule against the president, says Ilya Shapiro, a constitutional expert at the Manhattan Institute, those legal defeats might be politically advantageous.

If you have funds beyond that, a financial planner can help you determine the most advantageous way to organize them among other accounts to meet your short- and long-term goals.

Not only is this advantageous for the workers, but it’s also proved beneficial for the Wärnelius-Millers — particularly when blazing fires have threatened their vineyards and on-site employees jumped in to protect the vines.