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An '''edge''' is a line or border at which an object terminates, or a line at which two objects meet.  In the abstract sense, it can mean an advantage in an argument or debate, i.e. ''"John McCain gained the '''edge''' in the presidential campaign."''
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An '''edge''' is a line, border, or [[boundary]] at which an object terminates, or a line at which two objects meet.  In the abstract [[rhetorical]] sense, it can mean an advantage in an argument or debate, i.e. ''"John McCain gained the '''edge''' in the presidential campaign."''
    
It can also be used as a verb, meaning "to sharpen", or in the aforementioned abstract definition.
 
It can also be used as a verb, meaning "to sharpen", or in the aforementioned abstract definition.
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In [[mathematics]], an edge is one of the two components of a [[graph]] (in the sense of [[graph theory]]).
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