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"For Trump, I see very little drawback because, whatever you think of the guy, he's clearly comfortable in who he is," he adds.

From BBC

The divide illustrates a major drawback of Trump’s reliance on the ultra-wealthy and an advantage of Harris’ grassroots fundraising model.

From Slate

The only nagging drawback to Morris’ otherwise crisp and chilling indictment is, unfortunately, not a small one: an interspersed narrative made with actors, centered on a Guatemalan mother and son making their way into the U.S. and caught in the separation system.

An increase in the prices of everyday goods — like bananas, the bulk of the nation's coffee and off-season fruits, which the United States imports from other nations — will likely be the biggest drawback from the implementation of Trump's tariff policy as the taxes on those goods will likely be "passed onto the consumer," he explained.

From Salon

Carlile: The only real drawback I can think of is that the mountain we all look at, they’re clear-cutting it right now.

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

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