Advantage (n.) is like a tailwind, which is felt as fitness.
Advantage (n.) gets renamed talent within one generation.
Advantage (n.) is what other people have, whereas what you have is a work ethic.
An Advantage (n.) is never not attended with disadvantage.
Aesthetic value (n.) is settled by whoever is still around to argue about it.
Aesthetic value (n.) is often the by-product of the artist striving to do something else.
Aristocratic value (n.) is taste that arrives with a last name attached.
The Aristocratic value (n.) is characterized by a hardness of spirit and the enjoyment of bodily pleasures. It places no value on pity, humility, or weakness.
Authenticity (n.) is that which the writer should aim at. Never originality.
Authenticity (n.) is a prerequisite for love. Without being and remaining oneself, there is no love.
Authenticity (n.) is not a condition that has been detached from the 'they'; it is rather an existentiell modification of the 'they', it is about finding a different way of relating to others such that one is not lost to the they-self.
Authenticity (n.) is always repeating inherited possibility.