We think that we've benefited, the U.S. consumer has benefited from free trade.
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Because of our country's leadership, we benefited first and we benefited the most.
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Both John Kasich and Mr. Cruz benefited — but who benefited most depended on the location.
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Frankly, the economic comeback has largely benefited corporations and has not really benefited people like them.
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By contrast, 71 percent say the tax cuts have benefited large companies and 67 percent say it benefited the wealthy.
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We've benefited not just economically but as the mosaic that is our country has benefited from all kinds of thinking.
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MARKETS WERE OPENED, OUR FARMERS BENEFITED, OUR BLUE COLLAR WORKERS BENEFITED, WE'RE GOING TO HAVE MORE DOMESTIC CONTENT AND SO FORTH.
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Because while technology has benefited individuals, enormously, it's really benefited technology's megacorporations, and they're going to follow their incentives, not ours.
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She also says the notion she's benefited from the Kardashians is BS, and in fact Rob has richly benefited from her.
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CAS said the 22015 athletes "participated in and/or benefited from anabolic steroid doping programs and benefited from specific protective methods".
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Both should have benefited from expectation misalignment, the blessing and curse of being a "pleasant surprise," but one disproportionately benefited over the other.
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The result is that Clinton benefited from the support of Democratic elites and Sanders benefited from his reputation for independence from Democratic elites.
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Not only has the quinoa craze benefited farmers in Peru — it's even benefited quinoa consumers in the region who don't actually plant the crop.
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And just 21 percent say they have personally benefited from the tax measure while about two-thirds of Americans say large corporations and the wealthy have benefited.
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And 2628 percent of Arizonans say they have not personally benefited at all from Trump's economic policies, while only 28503 percent say they have benefited a lot.
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And whether or not you think the United States has benefited from global economic integration over the past 25 years, it's unquestionable that China has benefited more.
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Bank of America benefited from the investment banking trends that also benefited Citigroup and JPMorgan – its fixed-income traders added 39 percent to the top line, for example.
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Although most say the changes have benefited women professionally, only a minority thinks that men, couples or parents have benefited, or that women have gained more satisfying lives.
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Clinton also indirectly referred to Trump's social media comments on North Korea, saying, "The insults on Twitter have benefited North Korea, I don't think they've benefited the United States".
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Clinton also indirectly referred to Trump's comments towards North Korea on social media, saying "the insults on Twitter have benefited North Korea, I don't think they've benefited the United States".
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Working for the Democrats, only 23 percent say the tax cuts have benefited them personally, including just 41 percent of Republicans and only 31 percent say it has benefited average taxpayers.
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" But he added: "I certainly think it's benefited him.
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Barnes & Noble, however, hasn't uniformly benefited from this trend.
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Just as Australia's extractive industries benefited from China's appetites, its property market has benefited from China's anxieties: Australian homes are a popular investment for wealthy Chinese eager to move money somewhere safer.
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So, for example, the Democrats passed Obamacare and gave millions of people heath care, and yet tons of people who benefited from it have no idea what it is or how they benefited.
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The energy sector benefited from deals in the midstream space.
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More recently, as president, Saudi money has again benefited Trump.
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The crown has benefited from rising oil prices this year.
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My father said the stock market only benefited the rich.
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Some of that money has benefited the California ER program.
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This has benefited employers by reducing cost and increasing flexibility.
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The company also benefited from changes to U.S. tax law.
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Those who benefited from the old system resented the reforms.
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HARLEY SAYS ASEAN MARKETS BENEFITED FROM REDUCED PRICING ENABLED PLANT
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How much has he benefited from a favorable media environment?
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NLMK exports quite a lot so is certainly not benefited.
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Amazon's wage increase last year, by contrast, benefited 350,000 employees.
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True, the poorest may have benefited from the associated growth.
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One, yes, Mars has definitely benefited from his racial ambiguity.
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Just not in a way that benefited very many people.
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Historically, he says these factors have benefited casual dining stocks.
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Dalio himself has benefited from embracing his own personal pain.
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It also benefited from an analyst upgrade and acquisition news.
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Farmers have also benefited from the healthy reputation of chicken.
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Have your relationships, business and personal, benefited from this mantra?
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And it has benefited from government policies in other ways.
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Businesses from brewers to television retailers say they have benefited.
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SXPP benefited from the trend and closed 2.79 percent higher.
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They both might have benefited from a little reality check.
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Poor Andean farmers who are the grain's traditional custodians benefited.
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He's attacked Trump's tax cuts saying they benefited the wealthy.
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Lava Jato has both encouraged and benefited from public anger.
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Home state senator Kamala Harris also benefited from Hollywood's largesse.
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He also benefited from an opponent with her own flaws.
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And if not, have the residents benefited from the changes?
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Even comedies like Arrested Development benefited from intense fan scrutiny.
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They believed it benefited the poorest Missouri taxpayers the most.
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In part the country has benefited from its neighbours' weaknesses.
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The company has also benefited from the U.S. tax reform.
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More than 700,000 people have since benefited from the program.
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Personally and professionally, I have greatly benefited from this opportunity.
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Veerathai: Thailand has benefited from the decline in oil prices.
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The dollar benefited from sustained strength in core U.S. inflation.
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Republicans primarily benefited from gerrymandering after the nation's last census.
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The Singapore banks benefited from their expanded wealth management units.
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People with HIV have disproportionately benefited from state Medicaid expansions.
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It's unclear if everyone benefited equally from those improvements, though.
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It's a strategy Buffett has benefited from time after time.
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The bathrooms would also have benefited from a contractor's attention.
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Many energy borrowers have also benefited from higher oil prices.
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But much of this investment has not benefited poor neighborhoods.
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Britain has benefited enormously from its embrace of free trade.
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The Middletons have benefited from their connection to the monarchy.
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Waymo believes that Uber may have benefited from the files.
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Another was jailed for asserting that the war benefited capitalists.
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In those, Democrats benefited from low turnout among Republican voters.
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A rise in Apple's stock benefited all three major indices.
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Gab says that Twitter's stricter verification rules have benefited it.
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It benefited from stronger tool sales in Europe and elsewhere.
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He was a horrible actor who benefited from his perfidy.
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Don't spare any detail in how you've benefited the company.
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Netflix has already benefited from a similar deal in Britain.
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Other commodities also benefited as a sense of calm prevailed.
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Mr. Tanner also benefited from the arrangement, the authorities said.
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Approximately 29 million Americans have directly benefited from this relief.
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These changes have benefited workers and consumers across every sector.
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Emerging Asian economies have also benefited from stronger domestic demand.
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Still, running a positive campaign largely benefited Sanders in 2016.
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But I would have benefited from knowing what had happened.
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Litecoin has also benefited due to bitcoin's slow transaction speed.
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Trump benefited, though, from having Hillary Clinton as his opponent.
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Most believed free trade benefited other countries, not their own.
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To some degree, the museums have benefited, at least financially.
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Do you think you benefited from right place, right time?
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BUT benefited from an improved product offering and store openings.
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Fashion designers have also benefited hugely from Nigeria's wedding boom.
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The proceeds from the sale benefited the Elizabeth Taylor Foundation.
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Mr. Orban has also benefited from the global economic revival.
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Proceeds from the sale of the ring benefited Red directly.
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The rally particularly benefited chipmakers, which had slumped on Monday.
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Simple Truth has likewise benefited from a social media boost.
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What tech tools do you think reporters have benefited from?
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How has knowing another language affected and benefited your life?
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Both totals benefited from adding back large noncash financing costs.
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Hong Kong's special status has massively benefited the Chinese economy.
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Clinton and her campaign benefited from cultivating ties to Russians.
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It's a boon that has benefited residents and visitors alike.
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He said the current outreach benefited only the North Koreans.
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In my lifetime I've benefited from being in diverse schools.
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More broadly, the report concluded that immigration benefited the economy.
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It's benefited many countries especially net oil importers like China.
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Recognize that you have benefited from their fights for change.
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While Puzder and other top executives benefited, their employees struggled.
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The longer they attended those schools, the more they benefited.
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But Piccolo's and Augustine weren't the only ones who benefited.
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Commodity trader Cargill's latest earnings also benefited from trade tensions.
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They benefited from three NC State turnovers during that stretch.
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The company benefited from falling prices in 2015 and 2016.
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And at least Andrej got and benefited from those services.
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About 3,500 farms benefited from the support overall, Cifog said.
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Both companies have also benefited from people's changing eating habits.
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Curious to know which books have benefited from this practice?
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It also benefited from Papua New Guinea's willingness to collaborate.
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But it has benefited victims of Mr. Madoff's financial scam.
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Facebook said its investigation benefited from information shared by Twitter.
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He also benefited from a rare burst of offensive support.
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" But, he added, "The rest of Newark has not benefited.
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But it was Harris who benefited politically from Biden's blunder.
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Nearly 800,000 girls and women have benefited from her work.
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If yes, how has it affected or benefited your learning?
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Stern benefited greatly from a historic convergence of great players.
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It has not benefited the countries in the Middle East.
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The communities most affected have not benefited from those settlements.
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All three companies have benefited — and their stock went up.
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He has benefited from an endorsement from New York Rep.
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Sutton benefited from the approach Leeds took to Sunday's game.
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SMU shot 44 percent and benefited from nine Memphis turnovers.
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Andrew Yang also benefited from a little more breathing room.
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However, it is unclear who has benefited from this improvement.
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Sanders, too, benefited from the new era of online fundraising.
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Yet Mexican workers have not benefited from this bad deal.
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And Obama benefited from it on the flip side. Yeah.
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Most Americans benefited at least a little from cheaper goods.
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Mr. Babis's company, Agrofert, has benefited from European Union funds.
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"There's always an unknown, but right now, the people are employed, they're making more money, tax reform has benefited them, tax reform has benefited companies, and you're seeing that flow through the economy," Moynihan said.
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Of course, that advantage has historically benefited Massachusetts candidates, not Vermonters.
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Defence contractors have benefited as nations pump more money into defence.
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Yet one group has undoubtedly benefited from the result: the young.
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Bankers said the success of the auctions benefited Pemex by association.
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Nobody benefited more from the surprise debut craze than Chris Jericho.
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This has benefited big cloud providers, as well as smaller firms.
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Other companies have also benefited from the strength in the sector.
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Hitler's emphasis on physical education and athleticism greatly benefited their company.
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And Sheikha says his businesses has also benefited from local support.
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He would call up for scoops, things that would benefited him.
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Bernie Sanders, too, benefited from the new era of online fundraising.
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"I benefited from my opponent not being 100 percent," Isner said.
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Its warehouse automation equipment and software benefited from an ecommerce boom.
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Treasury prices also benefited from a collapse in Britain's Brexit talks.
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Davies benefited from three double plays in the first five innings.
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Treasury prices also benefited from the collapse in Britain's Brexit talks.
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Year-ago figures benefited from prior restructuring benefits, SAP executives said.
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Many cyclists have benefited from the program without even knowing it.
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Google also notes that the changes made in 2008 benefited consumers.
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But Transparent wouldn't have particularly benefited from a perfect ending, anyway.
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But both benefited from buzz surrounding their so-called feminist takes.
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"Media companies benefited by having an oligopoly of distribution," said Zacks.
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Yet, it wasn't just humans who benefited from these natural phenomena.
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What reconstruction has taken place has mostly benefited Mr Assad's cronies.
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Zubov never benefited from an equally positive fictional yet plausible situation.
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Men in families have really benefited from women's access to work.
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Banks benefited from lower wholesale funding costs, and some raised fees.
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The internet has always benefited from the attention of such people.
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Do you think you benefited from tribes being split by age?
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British stocks have benefited from the pound&aposs recent renewed weakness.
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Earnings have benefited from attractive yields in the national lending business.
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Jiangxi Copper has also benefited from robust TC/RCs this year.
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Other students also said they&aposd also benefited from the trip.
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His hard work and talent have benefited ESPN for 12 years.
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It benefited from increased traffic and a spike in online orders.
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How has your company or department directly benefited from your work?
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This preference for whites over Muslims benefited Trump and hurt Clinton.
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TripAdvisor benefited from higher ad sales and an increase in subscriptions.
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Gold likewise benefited from the turbulence, rising to one-week lows.
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Moody's benefited from an increase in bond issuance during the quarter.
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Subban benefited from a bit of luck on his point blast.
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Cruz has benefited most from the intense focus on these debates.
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The WTO has ruled that Boeing too benefited from harmful subsidies.
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The outcome also benefited from food price inflation across the industry.
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It's true that the deal benefited the victims' families as well.
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Halayko said one thing that benefited Newburgh Brewing was its size.
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American food here has gone native, and benefited by being indigenized.
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The stock has benefited from a "trading bounce," according to Cieszynski.
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FICC benefited primarily due to strong credit related product client activity.
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Refiners, especially in the Midwest, benefited as gasoline prices sky-rocketed.
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After all, it's benefited from the same price jump as Ethereum.
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Has globalisation only benefited the elite (at least within developed economies)?
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Davis has benefited from being an 86 percent free-throw shooter.
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Foreign affairs funding has also benefited from this process of abuse.
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Cheaper petrol benefited Americans by about $1603,300 per household, boosting consumption.
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So it is time, surely, that they benefited from concerted debate.
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Furthermore, Northam undoubtedly benefited from a more traditional state-focused campaign.
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The U.S. unequivocally has benefited from rule-based international trading system.
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But they weren't the ones who benefited because — they'd irritated people.
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I personally benefited from counseling services as a depressed medical student.
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For example, the sector has benefited from Silicon Valley's failed efforts.
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Both teams benefited greatly by staying disciplined through a rebuilding process.
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It has benefited from U.S. investment, and British and EU grants.
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But AfD also benefited from Merkel's bold move to allow refugees.
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Future generations deserve the same freedoms we have all benefited from.
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Lower-income households have benefited from better prices on basic goods.
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Some help from the offense has benefited the Mets' pitching staff.
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It benefited from an upgrade to "outperform" from "underperform" from RBC.
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Cruz has benefited from a top-notch organization and grassroots energy.
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South Africa's retailers have largely benefited from strong festive season sales.
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Now in its 16th year, the cocktail gala benefited Southampton Hospital.
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It's also benefited artists and the music industry, as a whole.
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Some residents, however, said they had benefited from European Union membership.
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Take-Two also benefited from continued strength of its "GTA" franchise.
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The very poor benefited even though they pay negative net taxes.
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The public has benefited from buying less electricity and polluting less.
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Banks benefited by simply acting as intermediaries for buyers and sellers.
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Q: You benefited from Jon Stewart's lead-in for six months.
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There have been accusations that aid has disproportionately benefited wealthier areas.
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Airbnb has benefited from the U.S.'s improved relations with Cuba.
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To a degree, Nixon simply benefited from the course of events.
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So, the latest round of tax cuts overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy.
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Tanev said he benefited from a little luck on his shot.
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The Trump administration that asked for, and benefited from, their help?
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The state has benefited greatly from both of these Obamacare provisions.
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Red Hat benefited from growing demand for its hybrid cloud products.
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Those in the leisure industry have also benefited, Mr. Downing said.
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Industrial, consumer and technology stocks benefited from the more positive outlook.
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The dollar has benefited from a hawkish rate outlook all year.
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Seemingly, being in the mix has benefited shorter-term residents, too.
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Local publishers have benefited, as well, just not nearly as much.
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EU still benefited from work done before that decision was made.
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At the same time, however, not all workers have benefited equally.
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Like most Americans, veterans have benefited from a robust labor market.
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Fewer than half said women had benefited from changing gender roles.
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And she looks at how it has benefited Maloof et al.
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For now, the right has benefited much more than the left.
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For years, Saudi leaders may have unknowingly benefited from this effect.
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Consumers and business owners benefited more than workers without special skills.
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Other climate-denial groups have also benefited from the Mercers' largess.
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"On average white defendants benefited more than black defendants," Stevenson says.
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An agency spokeswoman said that all Americans benefited from his efforts.
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I have benefited from their willingness to fight scorn with scorn.
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The masses benefited from slavery, but they weren't the property owners.
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Unfortunately, Eler's book would have benefited from a more careful edit.
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Women haven't benefited much from the likability standard as it stands.
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" • "Public records show that she has benefited from the company's success.
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Any individual benefited from using the land as much as possible.
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Keegan is one student who has benefited from the Stonewall legacy.
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The energy industry has benefited from policies Mr. Bernhardt has shepherded.
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He benefited from a criminal justice bill signed by President Trump.
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There are episodes that I've benefited from tremendously these last years.
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Essentially, Warren did the dirty work while Biden and Sanders benefited.
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But I haven't benefited from my father's taxpayer-funded office, OK?
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But other challengers benefited from the progressive fervor sweeping national politics.
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Having a reputation for being inaccessible benefited Snapchat — until it didn't.
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" Perry Bacon Jr., FiveThirtyEight: "Sanders benefited from Bloomberg being on stage.
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Many cyclists have already benefited from the program without knowing it.
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American patients in particular have benefited more than others from drugs.
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Mr. Silver then supported legislation that benefited the developers, prosecutors said.
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The game has also benefited from months of promotion by Apple.
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The strategy has also benefited from a rebound in Chinese demand.
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Like others, BNP Paribas has benefited from strong activity in rates.
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A number of other related apps have also benefited from Disney+.
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Aimee Hill is one homeless veteran who benefited from Abilene's system.
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Heavy losses in emerging market currencies have also benefited the dollar.
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The company benefited from a lower tax rate in the quarter.
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But time and again, agents took steps that ultimately benefited him.
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Instead, he benefited from the broken justice system he left us.
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Do I think that her family should have benefited from that?
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I know I benefited along the way from that same thing.
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The results of this development have benefited Iowans across the state.
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"Python benefited so much from her quiet, persistent enthusiasm," he wrote.
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Many Bronx organizations say they have benefited greatly from the fund.
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Tens of millions of Brazilians benefited from his administration's social programs.
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The world benefited so much from the energy of these people.
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He also benefited from the increasing availability of the women's letters.
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To be sure, Walker benefited from Coors Field, where he hit .
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AD: It certainly benefited the Japanese yen as a safe haven.
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The merger directly benefited Elovitch because of his stake in Bezeq.
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Gasol benefited from the movement Wednesday, converting 10 of 17 shots.
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Larger nonincorporated businesses have also benefited from big new tax breaks.
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Nearly 85033 million households benefited from the CFPB's mortgage servicing protections.
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The company said it benefited from lower than expected weather claims.
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Venezuela's top-ranking military officials have benefited greatly from Maduro's government.
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"Hundreds of thousands of fundraisers in 2019 benefited charities," GoFundMe said.
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The company has also benefited from an increased focus on technology.
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Both the American and foreign operations benefited from higher oil prices.
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But "there was no suggestion that any subgroup benefited," she said.
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It also benefited from a stronger shopping season across the board.
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But his critics say only a fraction of Ivorians have benefited.
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Adrenaclick, a cheaper alternative, has benefited from furor over EpiPen pricing.
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That decision benefited businesses already operating or planned for the district.
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That decision benefited businesses already operating or planned for the district.
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But the truth is that younger Americans have not benefited much.
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And this shift in thinking would have benefited the HomePod tremendously.
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They played that style of game and it really benefited them.
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Chinese manufacturers have benefited from cheap loans from government-run banks.
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America, as a whole, has benefited from trading with the Chinese.
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Public records show that she has benefited from the company's success.
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And Mr. Silbermann, the ICM agent, said packaging only benefited writers.
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Lots of people have benefited, at least in terms of fame.
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For the most part, these cuts benefited the affluent and wealthy.
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In any case, lots of people have benefited off of Yahoo and we have benefited in that it's been a fascinating story, and Eric, I really have appreciated all your stories and thoughts on all this.
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The lower-skilled members of an ethnic group may have benefited quickly from contact with the higher-skilled members of that group—more than they would have benefited from being dumped in a largely Swedish district.
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Shopping, in particular, benefited from the maturation of the e-commerce industry, which has made strides in terms of enabling easier mobile checkout flows, and has benefited from native mobile payment mechanisms, like Apple Pay, we'd argue.
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That has benefited the rich, yes, but every one of the 55 million Americans with a 401(k) plan, the 20 million with IRAs and the millions more with public and private pension plans have benefited, too.
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The movie "benefited from a release date with limited competition," he said.
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Justice Department, acknowledging that the work may have benefited the Turkish government.
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And they probably benefited from a home-court advantage created by politics.
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And though the Butt Fumble benefited Belichik's Patriots, he's still not amused.
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Both parties have done it, and both parties have benefited from it.
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Keegan is one student who has benefited from the Stonewall here legacy.
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Since 2009, nearly 800,53 girls and women have benefited from her work.
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They ensured that large parts of society benefited from this economic growth.
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Manufacturers have benefited from the healthier business spending and have increased hiring.
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Donald Trump has benefited from leaks more than the CEO of Depends.
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But one place in particular has really benefited from HBO's smash hit.
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Price had introduced a measure that would have directly benefited the company.
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He has benefited hugely from it – both of them are very happy.
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These also benefited from sound net new money growth during the quarter.
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All three, after their government careers, have benefited financially from ExxonMobil contracts.
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Wicker asked the witnesses whether Brazil's system truly benefited the country's consumers.
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Biden, other Democratic campaigns acknowledge, has benefited from the "poll test"-i.e.
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The greenback has benefited from a recent surge in U.S. bond yields.
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" Finally, she shared advice that she revealed she's "benefited from the most.
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Here are a few people who benefited and suffered from the fog.
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Were there any sets in particular that really benefited from the process?
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The economy also benefited from 1,000 new positions from the US Census.
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As some diners have stayed away from Chipotle, competitors have broadly benefited.
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Shares of chipmakers, which rely heavily on China for revenue, especially benefited.
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The rally has also benefited from a raft of robust economic data.
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Around 8 million people will be benefited by the measure, Oliveira said.
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I have benefited immeasurably from their collective wisdom, experience, and hard work.
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Even the Democratic debates seem to have benefited from the huge interest.
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China benefited in this way from growth in South Korea and Taiwan.
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N.C. State shot only 32.1 percent, but benefited from seven offensive rebounds.
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The fast-food giant's stock has also benefited from solid quarterly results.
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Gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have also benefited from strong investor demand.
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He benefited from resentment toward state Republicans following the Chester Arthur administration.
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However, it invested in Southern banks and its donors benefited from slavery.
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Kaine also benefited from Virginia's loose laws related to political gift giving.
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The dollar earners have benefited from the recent strength in the dollar.
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That spending spree and higher commodity prices have benefited long-ailing manufacturers.
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"Not all the countries eligible have benefited from the law," she said.
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CIBC Economics economist Nick Exarhos said the mild October weather benefited builders.
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Gold stocks benefited from the weaker rand, lifting the broader All-share .
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The power sector in February benefited from replenishment of hydroelectric dam reservoirs.
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Companies, households and individuals benefited too, resulting in an even bigger "saving".
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The perceived safe-haven yen benefited from a drop in global equities.
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The CDP has benefited from the kaleidoscopic changes in the political spectrum.
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But those on higher incomes proved more responsive and so benefited most.
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It's benefited a lot of people, and a lot of internet users.
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Farmers are keen on the open markets that have benefited them greatly.
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"The UK hasn't benefited from the inflows that Europe has," said Foll.
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Defensive sectors, such as telecoms, have benefited from a low yield environment.
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Of course, Elliott has always benefited from the help of master collaborators.
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Beyond Meat has benefited from the the plant-based meat substitute trend.
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Central Europe has benefited greatly from integration with countries to the west.
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Pioneer has benefited from selling at international pricing for its oil instead.
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In short, we led and our economy — and our citizens — benefited immensely.
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Analysis suggested Labour had benefited from a strong turnout among young voters.
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The dollar benefited from improving risk sentiment, rising as well against the .
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As investors barreled out of Portuguese bonds, top-rated German debt benefited.
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Wild globalization has benefited some, but it's been a catastrophe for most.
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The turnaround in headline economic figures has not benefited all Hungarians, however.
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WeChat integration also greatly benefited China's biggest ride-hailing app, Didi Chuxing.
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Historically, interest groups have benefited from threat, or the perception of threat.
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The index has also benefited as Brexit risks have pummelled the pound.
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"High-skilled immigration has directly benefited my family enormously," Hira told lawmakers.
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Unfortunately, the software revolution has not benefited all members of society equally.
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Indeed, many industries that have high usage of energy have benefited greatly.
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US companies have benefited from exporting their goods to the Chinese market.
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The poor results hit other shares that have benefited from 5G theme.
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The bank said it benefited from improved client activity and market share.
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Already, Chinese investments have benefited the landlocked nation of Kazakhstan, said Sobotka.
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The dollar benefited from improving risk sentiment, rising also against the yen.
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Anglo American also benefited from a target price hike by Credit Suisse.
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Because we've seen Japanese corporates, they've benefited handsomely from the weaker yen.
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We're also often the people who have benefited the most from government.
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The Mar-a-Lago Club has already seemingly benefited from Trump's presidency.
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Her trafficker wasn't the only one who financially benefited from her victimization.
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The shares benefited from the rand's slip to a two-week low.
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Exercise tracking is another bit that's benefited from several generations of tweaks.
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He benefited from Top Secret clearance throughout his time with the agency.
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Housebuilders, which have benefited from historically low interest rates, were broadly lower.
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But the Blue Jackets and the Monsters have benefited from their relationship.
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Many online businesses had benefited from the 1992 ruling in Quill v.
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In the past, split powers in Washington have often benefited the economy.
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It's not just China's broad indexes that have benefited from the enthusiasm.
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Modi said India's cooperation with Israel was diverse and benefited both countries.
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They estimated that 83% of native-born workers benefited materially from it.
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Doug Ducey both benefited in Arizona from Trump's support, as did Rep.
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However, he noted that the study could have benefited from longer duration.
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Several EU countries have benefited from the restoration of relations with Iran.
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Those governments benefited from higher revenue from sales and corporate income taxes.
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Not all locals have benefited from the strength of New Zealand's economy.
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One of Syria's main backers, Iran, also benefited from Trump's abrupt decision.
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Even as it worked to constrict tax revenues, VC has also benefited
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He benefited at the time from feuding among more established Socialist politicians.
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As the principal owner, Buffett himself benefited to the tune of billions.
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There are signs that Cook's open dialogue with Trump has benefited Apple.
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Singapore declined to comment on whether Dyson benefited from any such schemes.
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ADT's results benefited from higher prices and improvements in customer attrition rates.
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Only a relatively low number of people at the top have benefited.
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Policymaking in this area has long benefited from periods of bipartisan collaboration.
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It is not clear that the service has, in fact, benefited Reliance.
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American consumers benefited from the cheaper goods, but American manufacturers did not.
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By Porter's count, this program benefited some 11,000 families in Orange County.
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Export-focused manufacturers, however, have benefited from a fall in the pound.
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The euro benefited from the dollar's weakness, gaining 0.23 percent to $1.1779.
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It benefited from growth at its Canadian retail and wealth management businesses.
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The euro benefited from the dollar's weakness, gaining 0.3 percent to $1.1781.
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Both of these vets say they have benefited from Blu Room treatment.
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Few benefited more than Mr. Jang from the regime he loyally served.
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More than 13,000 people have benefited from solar power across the district.
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Domain, however, has benefited from a property boom in Sydney and Melbourne.
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The program has benefited from the participation of prominent friends and colleagues.
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Sanders for attending Democratic Party fundraisers from which you say he benefited.
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The Body… also benefited from landing at the right place, right time.
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Early stage investors thus benefited from other firms' capital in later rounds.
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China benefited from the flourishing of trade and investment across national borders.
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Mr. Biden also benefited from the sudden collapse of the Bloomberg campaign.
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" She has also benefited from the global spotlight of "RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Have I both fostered and benefited from a culture of systemic oppression?
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Because those actors' practices are more profitable, the economy has benefited overall.
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And that has benefited us a lot as we do pay marketing.
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Francisco Franco, and later benefited from Spain's political amnesty law of 1977.
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But these gains in wealth have disproportionally benefited Americans by income bracket.
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State officials said that Ms. Daniels had never benefited from those programs.
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In many ways, Mr. de Blasio has benefited from circumstance and luck.
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The residents in those states would have benefited greatly from earlier relief.
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It's unclear how the city itself should have benefited from this donation.
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Moves early on Friday were relatively subdued and benefited higher-rated markets.
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This Texas hasn't benefited from a quarter-century of unbroken Republican power.
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The list of suspects could have benefited from a snip or two.
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Duffey, May and the left-hander Taylor Rogers benefited from Johnson's tutelage.
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In many ways, I probably would have benefited from being an assistant.
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And as a major military contractor, Boeing has benefited from Washington's largess.
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At first glance, the white bellbird doesn't appear to have benefited similarly.
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Proceeds benefited the Whitney&aposs independent study program and other education initiatives.
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His father, then a powerful senator, supported changes that benefited the bank.
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So for those of the countries are supporting this they are benefited.
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Everyone would have benefited from the management and care of the environment.
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Sales also benefited from pent-up demand as recession turned to recovery.
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Since then, repeated rounds of tax cuts have further benefited the rich.
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Subsequent generations of tortured souls may have benefited from Jung's bewitching complexity.
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These efforts benefited more than 1,000 athletes in at least 30 sports.
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Some of Bloomberg's favorite arts institutions benefited from his money as well.
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It also benefited from the facts already established in the first season.
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"Her leadership has benefited all of the company's stakeholders," Mr. Peltz said.
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In a recent interview, she also alleged he benefited from vote-buying.
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Conversely, Lamb has benefited from about $2.6 million worth of independent expenditures.
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Red Hat benefited from growing demand for its hybrid cloud products. Overstock.
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More than most shows, Bojack Horseman has benefited from a slow burn.
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Duke benefited from two Goldwire 3-pointers earlier in the second half.
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"Who has benefited from the destruction of the Earth and the climate?"
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House victory, and in hindsight, Obama would probably also have benefited politically
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It had been a freak weather event, and mosquitoes benefited from it.
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Companies such as Amazon, Walmart and Target have benefited from this shift.
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The increase benefited Massachusetts significantly, and a handful of other states marginally.
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While established religious leaders benefited from government largesse, local youth are not.
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Ms. Warren's whacks at Mr. Buttigieg might have benefited Ms. Klobuchar, too.
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Low rates generally lead to higher inflation, which historically has benefited gold.
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It's been less clear, however, which workers have benefited more than others.
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The real has recently benefited from an improved economic outlook for Brazil.
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CNN: Do you think Grace benefited from having them in the house?
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That has created a risk-averse environment, which has benefited the dollar.
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The Oscars may have also benefited from shorter than usual running time.
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In this way, it seems Egypt benefited from a hobbled Saudi Arabia.
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Gold benefited from the turbulence, rising 0.3 percent to one-week lows.
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Last year, retailers benefited from the coldest October temperatures in 16 years.
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The tax cut bill would have benefited tremendously from their expertise.4.
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The U.S. economy has benefited enormously from a strong rule of law.
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And, I have benefited from their wisdom, support, hard work and professionalism.
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Trump's tax cuts may have boosted the economy, but has everyone benefited?
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Parents with strollers, workers with handcarts and travelers with luggage all benefited.
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Workers from all backgrounds have benefited greatly from this White House agenda.
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Domain however has benefited from a property boom in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Whatever she did, she made sure she benefited more out of it.
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Ciputra Residence previously benefited from a two-notch uplift for parental support.
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Profumo added that Leonardo benefited from an increase in U.S. defence spending.
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The overall economy benefited when the market was flooded with cheap coal.
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Mark and Alan's long service to Expedia have greatly benefited the enterprise.
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Raytheon also has benefited from recent anti-ballistic missile sales to Japan.
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Indeed, Democrats have also benefited from partisan maps in states like Maryland.
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These are the 10 energy companies that benefited most from those deals.
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Gristmills and at least one stone mill also benefited from local hydropower.
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Broader healthcare stocks also benefited from CSL's surge to end 0.4% higher.
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European real estate, utility and healthcare sectors benefited from some defensive buying.
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Democrats charged that the tax law largely benefited wealthy Americans and corporations.
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Each president's party had benefited from sweeping the midterms two years prior.
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Mr. Arrufat has also benefited from this wave of newfound artistic freedom.
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And it was Mr. Trump, not Mr. Cohen, who benefited from it.
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And then maybe I can say that I've benefited monetarily from it.
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He might also have benefited from being viewed as a nonpolitical figure.
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Schiff went on to argue that, while pushing the theory would have benefited Russia, it also would have benefited Trump's reelection by providing him with "talking points" as he campaigns for another four years in the Oval Office.
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For example, the algorithm shift benefited some emoji apps, like Steph Curry's StephMoji.
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It could have benefited from some of the salt in the tomato bisque.
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He has benefited from tremendous media coverage and has faced relatively few attacks.
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China's cooperation with Zimbabwe was "all round" and benefited both peoples, he added.
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The unit also benefited from $1.26 billion of gains in private equity stakes.
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Trump's massive tax cut benefited people at the top far more than others.
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Estrella is an undocumented immigrant, who benefited from Obama's 2012 immigration executive action.
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The bank said it benefited from disciplined cost controls and strong credit performance.
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Alfa also said a strong dollar benefited Nemak's sales in the fourth quarter.
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Tai was benefited tonight because his opponents thought his advantage was another idol.
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Kavanaugh also benefited from a ringing endorsement from former President George W. Bush.
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Davis and Cosimano both say psilocybin has benefited every population they've worked with.
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Corporate banking benefited from a pickup in advisory and loan loss reserve reversals.
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The latest quarter benefited from a one-time tax benefit of $1.45 billion.
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These gains, which have benefited both sides for generations, are now in jeopardy.
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Whatever one thinks of Obamacare, many health stocks have benefited from increased coverage.
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But it nonetheless benefited from the inevitable investor hype around all things Uber.
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The unit benefited from the success of The Big Short " and "Daddy's Home.
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She said some sectors have already benefited from the prospects of a deal.
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This essay benefited from the insights and assistance of a great many people.
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I think I've benefited from being a character actor in the same way.
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Oil producers have benefited from surging crude production in the U.S. shale basins.
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Gold stocks rose 0.3%, as bullion prices benefited from increased tensions over Brexit.
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Our board and, ultimately, our shareholders, have benefited enormously from his many contributions.
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Italian bonds also benefited, dropping three to five basis points across the curve.
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Macy's and JC Penney surprisingly benefited from staying open on Thanksgiving this year.
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Coca-Cola benefited from improved sales of water and new soft drink flavors.
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In her political career, Clinton has sometimes benefited from missteps by male candidates.
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Stories benefited from early adopters immediately knowing what to post thanks to Snapchat.
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Late in the quarter, the retailer also benefited from back-to-school promotions.
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GM has also benefited given slow turns and lower cost of older inventory.
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Sanders isn't the only candidate that benefited from a strong finish in Iowa.
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Artificial intelligent heart disease diagnostics have benefited extraordinarily from new sources of data.
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"We're sure of one thing: that decree never benefited Rodrimar," he told reporters.
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Deere was able to draw higher prices and also benefited from cutting costs.
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Like many Americans, President Donald Trump is the descendant of immigrants who benefited.
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Among mid-caps, Cairn Energy benefited from a target price upgrade from Macquarie.
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Regardless of the level of awkward, the photos still benefited a good cause.
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Morgan Stanley benefited from higher revenues in trading, investment banking and wealth management.
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Revenue did miss forecasts, but the bank's bottom line benefited from lower expenses.
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In the United States, a strong economy benefited JBS as beef consumption rose.
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Most of the species that have benefited from the moratorium are baleen whales.
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The hard sciences have benefited from the bounty flowing from the "excellence initiatives".
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Biden's recent woes have benefited not Sanders but instead Warren and now Harris.
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Like other British recruiters, Hays has benefited from growth in its international business.
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This competition benefited consumers, who were able to pay lower prices for mail.
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A lot of people have benefited from globalization, but it has huge downsides.
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Xylem has benefited from increasing urbanization and industrialization worldwide, especially in emerging markets.
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" Asklund says he too has benefited from the arrangement: "For me it's fun.
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At the time, all the proceeds earned from the treats benefited FEED Project.
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But Botswana has benefited from prudent economic policies, multiparty politics and fair elections.
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In part Spain benefited from terrorist attacks elsewhere, including Tunisia, Egypt and Turkey.
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Palladium, which is used for catalytic converters in gasoline-fueled cars, has benefited.
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He also recommended restaurant and retail stocks that have already benefited from growth.
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Led by the presidential campaign, this infrastructure has historically benefited the entire ticket.
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Trudeau says the agreement has benefited Canada by boosting trade and creating jobs.
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While he benefited from the Presidential Transition Act, he also raised private funds.
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Our children have also benefited as they were using the lights to study.
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PEOPLE talked to two vets who have benefited from Southeastern Guide Dogs' services.
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Further, liberals understand that candidate Trump benefited enormously from his powerful name recognition.
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He also noted that Wall Street banks have benefited from growing underwriting activity.
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The uncertainty boosted the dollar and the yen, which benefited from safety buying.
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Clorox benefited from higher prices, but was also hurt by a stronger dollar.
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Waymo claims Uber, which subsequently bought Otto, benefited from the trade secrets theft.
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Investing tycoon Warren Buffett has benefited handsomely from the United States' market economy.
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Consumers across the US have benefited from lower prices and greater product variety.
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Other safe-haven investments also benefited in price from the flight to quality.
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Bundy benefited as a white man his whole life, even during his trial.
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The company benefited from lower than expected weather claims, it said on Friday.
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While rate hikes have benefited banks, potential borrowers have stayed on the sidelines.
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The unit benefited both from higher stock prices and more lending to customers.
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Do you think you would have benefited from having sex ed before then?
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But they were equally adamant that free trade benefited countries as a whole.
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The DA benefited from high turnout in the cities, where it campaigned hardest.
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Last month in Ohio, which has also benefited from the energy boom, Mrs.
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"They benefited so much from having us playing in those days," Teeguarden said.
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Concerns over recent hurricanes plaguing the U.S. have benefited the Weather Channel's viewership.
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In fact, he took steps to ensure that Puerto Ricans benefited him, electorally.
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The person who benefited from Nickles stepping down because of a term limit?
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The unit benefited from the success of The Big Short" and "Daddy's Home.
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My company benefited greatly from Steve's support, and he's one of my heroes.
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The person identified had reportedly benefited personally from funds raised by the group.
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Treasury funds and other taxable portfolios benefited from the Fed's decision this week.
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Like Chavarria, Jeanette Vizguerra appears to have benefited from publicity surrounding her case.
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Communities that benefited most from faster depreciation did not see faster wage growth.
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"Forces of globalization and technology have not always benefited everybody evenly," Obama acknowledged.
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Another set of leaks indirectly benefited Rosatom, Russia's state-owned atomic energy company.
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Baidu's 4Q15 results benefited from the deconsolidation of Qunar from 82563 October 2015.
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Mr. Cooperman's timely trades indirectly benefited a grandson, whose account Mr. Cooperman managed.
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While some say they don't regret that time, others don't think they benefited.
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It remains to be seen whether the alleged scheme benefited the terror group.
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They were happy to care about minority stockholders only when it benefited them.
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Other funds benefited from investments in emerging markets, people familiar with them said.
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Across the board, the restaurant industry benefited from President Donald Trump's tax reform.
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"I benefited enormously by a great society and a great economy," he said.
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This began a productive and long-lasting alliance that benefited both sides economically.
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In the last two years, around 300 people have benefited from the program.
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The impact and weakening in demand in that sector has subsequently benefited palladium.
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The dramatic change in music consumption habits hasn't just benefited the listening public.
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"Señorita" likely benefited from the hype around Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello's relationship.
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But the proximity that really mattered and benefited all was inside the lounge.
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Northern Ireland has benefited from virtually open borders with the Republic of Ireland.
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Rebel Rebel has benefited in recent years from a growing mania for vinyl.
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Of course, he also benefited from his famous name and deep family connections.
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Housebuilders, which initially benefited from government plans to boost infrastructure spending, turned lower.
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During the past 32 games, Flores has benefited from regular playing time, hitting .
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Norsk Hydro said it had benefited from higher aluminium prices in the quarter.
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The only vice president who benefited from the office was George H.W. Bush.
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From agriculture to aviation, NAFTA has benefited my home state of Kansas tremendously.
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Abrams added that Kemp was a "horrible actor" who benefited from those actions.
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They loved big government when it benefited them, especially Social Security and Medicare.
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Now you might be wondering which side benefited from the high 2018 turnout.
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Laurent Ballesta, a marine scientist and wildlife photographer, has benefited from the contributions.
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Lawmakers, correctional administrators, public policy advocates, and researchers all benefited from this information.
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"What we're doing for the economy has greatly benefited women," Moore said Wednesday.
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The Lynx have also benefited from an officiating mistake in a playoff game.
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Indian banks' local currency issuance benefited from liquidity generated by the demonetisation process.
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The event benefited research at USC's Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine.
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At the same time, more than 185,000 trachoma patients have benefited from surgery.
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No specific ad network that may have benefited from the fraud was identified.
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But her account left me thinking: Hasn't the federal government benefited as well?
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Zuckerberg also benefited from what happened outside the chamber, with the Trump vs.
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UK benefited from large emerging market exposure, low yields and British pound weakness.
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"The Dutch have not benefited from economic growth," Wilders said in a statement.
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The IMF had argued the bailouts benefited the wealthiest citizens and foreign investors.
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Energy stocks benefited from a jump in oil prices jumped at least 913%.
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Go deeper: Filtering the data by industry shows where some executives benefited more.
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Competitors like Telegram had benefited as engagement in their public group chats rose.
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It turned out, though, that we both benefited in ways that surprised me.
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We found the opening of more full service supermarkets only benefited wealthier communities.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has benefited by claiming his own "low caste" status.
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Stocks have also benefited from an environment where volatility has been unusually low.
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On one level, news outlets have benefited from the adversarial relationship with Trump.
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Particularly, Wong saw how male players often benefited the most from playing Florence.
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It said the company also benefited from tax schemes in Luxembourg and Belgium.
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For decades, banks have benefited from facilitating deals and lending to companies worldwide.
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Patanjali's work in Assam has benefited from longer-term efforts by the RSS.
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Certainly, I benefited greatly from my experiences in comedy in a huge way.
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The obvious counterargument is that humanity has also benefited immensely from fossil fuels.
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Even practice areas that are not linked to Brexit have benefited from it.
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Entry-level employees benefited hugely from Price's decision to raise the minimum wage.
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It found that Mr. Babis's company, Agrofert, has benefited from European Union funds.
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Internal Facebook records describe data-sharing deals that benefited more than 150 companies.
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He said he had never benefited from his family connection to Mr. Mugabe.
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Several investors have benefited from the big drop on Wall Street this year.
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" Today, Mr. Thompson said he had benefited from a social shift, at "S.
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Mr. Silver then supported real estate legislation that benefited the developers, prosecutors said.
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These were excellent examples, and each benefited greatly from the correct serving temperature.
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They speculated that modern humans benefited by borrowing Neanderthal genes to fight infections.
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The three girls and two boys believe they, too, benefited from parental protection.
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But Sheikhzadeh preferred a simple life, and his friends benefited from his availability.
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By contrast, we found little evidence to suggest individual economic distress benefited Trump.
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But she and Mr. McConnell have benefited handsomely from her family's good fortunes.
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Hundreds of artists have benefited from Arts/Industry since its inception in 1974.
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She benefited from the post-Cold War moment itself, which was increasingly interconnected.
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Trump claimed, with no basis, that Clinton benefited from millions of "illegal" votes.
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In Gilraine's natural experiment, students benefited from cleaner air for about four months.
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It is true that loose money has benefited highly indebted countries the most.
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Some New Yorkers benefited from the heat, even as they toiled in it.
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Nafta works because it has benefited all three of our North American economies.
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Few people have benefited more from Donald Trump&aposs election than Jack Dorsey.
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So far, only consumers and grid operators benefited from a grid connection discount.
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During the election campaign, Mr. Trump benefited from not having a political record.
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Mr. Silver supported real estate legislation that benefited the developers, the government said.
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Djokovic then benefited from a double fault to convert his eighth set point.
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But in recent months, she has benefited from the kindness of a stranger.
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Historically, governors have benefited by talking about executive experience of getting things done.
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The Brazilian currency has recently benefited from an improved outlook for the country.
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Ukraine has also benefited from crucial US backing in the UN Security Council.
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It benefited from China's booming economy while maintaining its own system of laws.
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He&aposs compared it to electricity, which benefited all parts of the economy.
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From another, a Boomer hypocrite, who benefited smartly from gentrification before decrying it.
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From shipping contracts to real estate deals, Bonobos has benefited from Walmart's experience.
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Successful people, he says, have almost always benefited from the help of others.
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Schumer blasted the replacement rule, saying it largely benefited the fossil fuel industry.
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The Australian mining and energy industries have long benefited from China's spectacular growth.
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But Donohue argued that the internet giants' growth has benefited the U.S. economy.
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The euro zone's weaker members, such as Greece and Portugal, have also benefited.
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And Republicans were too aligned with big corporations that benefited from immigrant labor.
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"Horny" has benefited, in part, from that same so-bad-it's-good rationality.
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As the flow of goods, money and people across borders surged, millions benefited.
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He said companies often benefited from having a large investor on its board.
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"Beauty and the Beast," directed by Bill Condon, also benefited from strong reviews.
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"He's benefited from undocumented labor for a very long time," Mr. Romero said.
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Mr. Ossoff, a documentary filmmaker and former congressional staffer, has benefited from timing.
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She also said Amazon's ad business likely benefited from Facebook's data privacy scandal.
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Investors will be looking to see whether it has benefited from this strategy.
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He benefited from some unique circumstances that helped him flip a GOP stronghold.
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Best Buy's July quarter benefited from a full three months of Switch revenue.
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The world has already benefited enormously from the ecosystem a neutral internet enables.
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Buffett has long benefited from owning stocks that reward shareholders through both methods.
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Stocks have benefited from years of ultra-loose monetary policy across the world.
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He benefited from an enormous donor base built during his 2018 Senate bid.
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Issuers rated 'BBB' benefited from greater yield improvement compared to higher-rated issuers.
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More recently, since Trump took office, his hotels have benefited from Saudi business.
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Even when they missed, the Tar Heels benefited from the overwhelming rebounding edge.
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While Cardone benefited hugely from the bitcoin frenzy, he still would never invest.
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We benefited, not only from the quality of our reservoirs for energy intensity.
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While it was imperfect, and had its share of scandal, the economy benefited.
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He has benefited from the bloc's free movement of travel, goods and labor.
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The levies were ultimately canceled, but Yeti still benefited from its decision-making.
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But Biden benefited from voters who decided only in the last few days.
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Ms. James has also benefited from Mr. Cuomo's skill as a fund-raiser.
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The exception is George W. Bush, who benefited from being a wartime president.
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As many as 50 million Americans benefited from the changes in some way.
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Hundreds of artists have benefited from Arts/Industry since its beginning in 1974.
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While the Saudi-Iranian hostility causes the world to worry, women have benefited.
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Land predator conflicts have also benefited from investments in public outreach and discussion.
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The researchers wanted to test anecdotal reports that psilocybin had benefited OCD patients.
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A Monmouth University Poll found that more than half of Americans don't think they've been substantially helped by the strong macroeconomic trends, with 28503 percent saying they haven't benefited much and another 22019 percent saying they haven't benefited at all.
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Although doing so benefited mid-earning graduates, it came at a considerable fiscal cost.
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Perhaps no one has benefited more from the Perry-Getzlaf split than Rickard Rakell.
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The Hong Kong Massacre would have benefited from a bit more of that variety.
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After all, the public has benefited quite a lot from Silicon Valley's technological advances.
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NORTH AMERICA (JUNE 27TH) United States Free trade is popular and has benefited America.
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Saber denied conspiring with competitors, and said its contract with US Airways benefited competition.
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But mixing Caffe and Spark only benefited a portion of the machine learning community.
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"This is a business that has benefited from multiple different secular tailwinds," he said.
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Reduced asset growth and strong internal capital generation benefited the bank's capitalization in 0003.
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His campaign disproportionately benefited from the spread of viral, fabricated stories during the election.
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Oil prices have also benefited from elevated tensions between the United States and Iran.
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But those who stuck with Buffett through the years have benefited from being patient.
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Both the dollar and the yen benefited from the deepening crisis for in Britain.
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His family benefited from Michael's kindness, generosity and career support up until Michael's death.
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Weakness in the U.S. dollar benefited the , which advanced to 0.7244 from yesterday's 0.7219.
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Goncalves said Treasurys have also benefited from some of the contradictions around the proposals.
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The move out of stocks benefited bonds, which saw prices rise and yields fall.
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The U.S. economy has already benefited from strong growth in soybean exports this year.
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And the two-night event benefited from enormous early interest in the presidential election.
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The deal has also benefited modes of transport not limited to land and water.
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But the campaign may have benefited indirectly from the pirated Facebook records, Fischer added.
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In the same way, Donald Trump benefited from being the son of Fred Trump.
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The company likely benefited from the third season of "Stranger Things" during the quarter.
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Mr Trump may also have benefited from another peculiarly American generosity: towards property moguls.
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But gold benefited from the safe-haven bid, rising 0.3% to $1.282 an ounce.
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America alleges that former officials from both IPIC and 1MDB benefited from the swindle.
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Both countries had benefited from cooperation within the Belt and Road framework, Geng added.
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But even in its earliest days, they benefited from an early injection of cash.
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Those banks, along with Citigroup, benefited from increased trading in bonds, currencies and commodities.
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In the communist era, wildernesses benefited from a reluctance to farm agriculturally marginal land.
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Other currencies, such as the Swiss franc and Danish krone, have benefited as well.
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No single candidate seems to have benefited disproportionately from this misapplication of the rules.
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That proves even poorly run teams have benefited from surging values of sports teams.
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But in the past two elections, the system actually benefited the Conservatives (see chart).
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But the company denied this and has likely benefited from the 2016 election cycle.
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He has not benefited from the increase in support enjoyed by his rival Sen.
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Tuaregs had benefited from his largesse: his portrait still hangs in houses across Agadez.
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Immigrants with European heritage directly and indirectly benefited from this system of white supremacy.
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Journalists would have benefited if Facebook had done a better job predicting the future.
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However, Carnival benefited from higher ticket prices on-board spending in the third quarter.
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And Chris' economic security project provided a one-time grant that benefited her organization.
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That's really benefited the system, so it works in nighttime, rainy Michigan situations, etc.
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Wal-Mart's customers have benefited from lower fuel prices and job and wage gains.
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These batteries have also benefited other electric transportation devices like motorized skateboards and unicycles.
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Bethesda claims that both Behaviour and Warner Bros have "benefited unfairly" from its game.
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Mr Edwards also benefited from comparisons to the incumbent Republican governor at the time.
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Analysts said Spanish banks in particular had benefited from the country's improving economic growth.
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Pete Buttigieg was another 2020 Democrat who benefited from a slew of celebrity contributions.
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The stock benefited from a technology frenzy that saw Dutch payments group Adyen's ADYEN_w.
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Adidas Adidas benefited from people's increased interest in sports gear that became athleisure wear.
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Apart from lower costs, the company also benefited from increased traffic on its routes.
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But too few Liberians have benefited, and some rural dwellers have lost their land.
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My generation has benefited greatly from the undeniable racial progress they helped make possible.
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Ludovico also benefited financially by receiving additional customer accounts from Mattessich, the SEC said.
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The airport closure added to that pressure, though some firms benefited from the chaos.
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Meituan and Dianping, however, both benefited from the support of China's top Internet companies.
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GOLDMAN SACHS CEO SAYS BANK HAS BENEFITED FROM CONSOLIDATING MARKET SHARE IN EQUITIES BUSINESS
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Nevada Democrats have benefited greatly from early voting in Nevada, which began last weekend.
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Investigators may also be looking at how the Trump Organization benefited from the celebrations.
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It benefited Seb not to go too long between seeing either one of us.
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He said digital platforms have benefited consumers by lowering costs and increasing price transparency.
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Previously, many of these facilities benefited from a 0% risk weight for undrawn balances.
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But it was Italy's bond market that benefited the most from the easing talk.
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That tight grip has benefited the company (and Michael) over the past five years.
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Samsung likely benefited from higher DRAM chip prices in its latest quarter, analysts said.
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Far-right accounts on Minds have already benefited from its contribution-based token economy.
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Tesla says its employees also have benefited from increases in the company's share price.
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The Workers Party also benefited from the scheme, police said at a news conference.
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Investment savings company Standard Life, up 0.8 percent, also benefited from a broker upgrade.
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The P/C industry has benefited from a decade of favorable reserve development experience.
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The cranberry industry, as Mann knows, has long benefited from technology of the time.
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Knickle never benefited from starpotism, mainly because he was never much of a star.
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One type of cancer that's benefited from research advances is melanoma, the report noted.
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Thailand, Indonesia, Peru, Colombia, Chile, and the US also have benefited from Nemcova's efforts.
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A few have benefited by sticking it out while others have fled or collapsed.
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A year ago, Home Depot benefited during the fourth quarter from selling more appliances.
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Pence has, to date, benefited politically from his willingness to embrace the Trump enigma.
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The fast food chain said it benefited from strong sales of core menu items.
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HaaS also has advantages for IoT companies, just as software vendors benefited from SaaS.
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The company also benefited from refinancing its Series A preferred stock a year earlier.
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It noted that some of the low-skilled workers who benefited are native born.
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In 2001, Congress passed a trillion-dollar tax cut that largely benefited the wealthy.
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It has also benefited from the repricing of expectations for U.S. interest rate rises.
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The unit benefited from higher sales of Solstice low global-warming potential refrigerant products.
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Integration Attribute Midrange: XiangJiang Group has consistently benefited from financial and operational government support.
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It's tempting to consider what other films might have benefited from this exhibition model.
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While the greenback has benefited from safe-haven flows amid the escalating Sino-U.
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Shares of chipmakers, which are heavily reliant on China for their revenue, especially benefited.
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I think it has benefited the country enormously and will continue to benefit it.
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African autocrats have also benefited from China's rise as an economic and political power.
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They simply wouldn't know, and Planned Parenthood really benefited from that lack of knowledge.
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They add that criminal gangs, including MS-13, have benefited from the country's instability.
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We've all benefited immeasurably from immigrants who have struggled to come to our shores.
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Trump also benefited from an increase in those respondents identifying as Republican, Gallup said.
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Huawei has just massively benefited from President Trump's fudging on a US trade ban.
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Sales of beauty products at CVS stores have benefited from promotions and newer offerings.
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The bank said it benefited from "higher levels of client activity" during the quarter.
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So yes, Walmart benefited from a strong economy, which favored its domestic target market.
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The build-up of renewables also benefited from more than $800 billion in subsidies.
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Barr also benefited from a campaign appearance by Trump, rare for a House member.
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Those who have previously benefited from India's opaque systems are naturally opposed to Aadhaar.
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Revenue was below forecasts, but BlackBerry benefited from its purchase of cybersecurity firm Cylance.
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A common theme I heard was that the events had indirectly benefited their careers.
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The company also benefited from a spurt in demand during the Chinese New Year.
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Those who marginally followed the diet also benefited, but by a much smaller margin.
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Like rival Home Depot, Lowe's benefited from extra sales related to the quarter's hurricanes.
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Proceeds from the game -- which totaled more than $80,000 -- benefited the two charitable organizations.
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China's robot market benefited last year from accelerated automation at smartphone and automobile plants.
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So far, Trump has arguably benefited from his fondness for over-the-top rhetoric.
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But even if you are not, you have probably benefited from the bureau's existence.
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In fact, he said, much of Asia has benefited from more open trade relationships.
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Since the crisis began with the United States, the IRGC has benefited the most.
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For years the company benefited from cheap labor there and a growing consumer market.
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Nationwide, "Baby, It's Cold Outside" has benefited little from the controversy, according to Figula.
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Parenteau said he benefited from the Devils' season-opening two-game trip to Florida.
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The neighborhood has benefited from its proximity to the CityLife development, Mr. Magaglio said.
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According to fundraising records, the majority of the coal executive's contributions have benefited Republicans.
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She benefited politically from her husband, but Jalalzai's research shows that's no coincidence either.
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I'd argue conservative policies were badly explained and liberals benefited from more emotional messaging.
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The company's Lego Ninjago series benefited from the release of the movie in September.
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CNN viewers benefited from evaluating my viewpoints against those of other guests and hosts.
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Ruth clearly benefited from the cozier confines of the Polo Grounds the next season.
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The fish would have benefited from the lemon-butter sauce from the shrimp dish.
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Sabre denied conspiring with competitors, and said its contract with US Airways benefited competition.
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In Uganda, leaders were working hard to make sure that everyone benefited, Lin said.
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The power immigrant communities who fought for and benefited from DACA has only grown.
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Pret A Manger's customers have benefited from a 50 pence discount from this week.
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He's exactly the kind of player who seems to have benefited from Perfect Game.
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Brands and consumers alike benefited from the feature and continue to use it today.
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Yet, for those who have benefited from these rules, it can be very lucrative.
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He's already voted down the Bush tax cuts because they disproportionately benefited the wealthy.
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She also analyzes how slave labor benefited the broader economic networks in antebellum America.
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Many trans people I know have benefited by sharing these resources with their parents.
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This is obvious in the case of Trump, who has long benefited from globalization.
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It said Erdogan had benefited from strong nationalist sentiment following last July's failed coup.
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The so-called Dreamers who have benefited from the program now number approximately 800,000.
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Schurke and her husband, Paul, have benefited from the natural richness of the area.
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A.R.O.P. has benefited from a 2003 law that has made philanthropic donations tax-deductible.
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This has benefited the U.S. balance of trade and enhanced our nation's energy security.
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Activists claim the Oromo people have not benefited from the country's growth and prosperity.
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These nimble firms have benefited as more commerce goes online, alarming the old guard.
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I'm someone who actually benefited having been a student athlete at University of Maryland.
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Mr. Trump did not create that dynamic, they said; he just benefited from it.
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They also benefited greatly from support on two online troll havens, 4chan and 8chan.
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Those who benefited from the extra hour slept an additional 34 minutes, on average.
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To what degree, if at all, do you think you benefited from those lessons?
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As employment has improved since the last recession, men have benefited more than women.
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China's additional demand for meat has benefited Brazilian meat exporters including JBS and BRF.
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And there are other moments that would have benefited from a more sustained investigation.
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They have benefited dying patients and their families without causing any harm to anyone.
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Happiness in politics is a divided opposition, and Sanders has benefited from that maxim.
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That has benefited energy companies, as well as and oil-producing states like Texas.
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I believe that this nation benefited from the rainbow of cultures and skin tones.
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At that time, Biden benefited from the chorus of other moderates joining his defense.
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It also benefited from the secrecy of social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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Biden himself arguably benefited from this way of thinking, albeit the other way around.
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I hesitate to say that the play, too, might have benefited by some rethinking.
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They have hardly benefited from the Miller deal yet, but that might happen soon.
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Those policies, readers suggested, benefited Trump, his children and their spouses, including Jared Kushner.
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Parents here know the progress is real, because their children have benefited from it.
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The company has also benefited from government subsidies and streamlined operations at its gigafactory.
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Politicians who have long benefited from Mr. Loeb's generosity scurried for cover and distance.
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He called the Citi Bike program a "massive success" that has benefited New Yorkers.
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The Vermont senator benefited from a wave of enthusiasm from young people in 183.
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But the oil boom disproportionately benefited Angola's governing elite, who moved enormous sums abroad.
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" But the pharmaceutical company added that "millions of patients have benefited from Ethicon's devices.
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I benefited from their wisdom and ended up connecting off-line with two mothers.
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Here's who benefited from the agreement — and who was left out in the cold.
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But there is no doubt the chaebol have benefited from government support for decades.
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The deep-pocketed organization has long benefited Republicans who have sought to cut taxes.
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The 12 Brazilian players found to have benefited from falsified documents also went unpunished.
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Some people have benefited from the law while others have seen their coverage disrupted.
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On the other hand-- trade has benefited us and the world enormously over time.
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PiS also benefited from diminishing dole queues as labor shortages spiked throughout central Europe.
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Phoenix acknowledged the ways he'd benefited from the systemic racism that plagues his industry.
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Despite backing the Democrat, Wall Street has already benefited greatly from Mr. Trump's election.
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One state that has benefited by adopting a much more enlightened approach is California.
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In doing so, he wonders if the club might have benefited from its failures.
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In addition, Tubi's increased viewership likely benefited from partner integrations, which continued in 2019.
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Since qualifying for the runoff against Ossoff, Handel has benefited from the intensity, too.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), who benefited from the sizable fundraising list compiled during Sen.
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The Democrats benefited from strong turnout and grass-roots fund-raising in both contests.
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Simmons has benefited from modern metrics such as a Baseball Reference WAR of 50.3.
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More than 50 individuals and firms are alleged to have benefited from the fraud.
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Meanwhile, Republicans defended the pass-through deduction, saying it's benefited many small businesses. Sen.
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So far, the president has benefited from low unemployment and a booming stock market.
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And some evidence suggests that in the past Facebook's impact may have benefited Democrats.
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All this might make it sound like Taiwan has benefited from the trade war.
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Over the last eight years, our party has cultivated, and benefited from, such energy.
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In recent years, the medium has benefited from an influx of less told stories.
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KFH, considered a pioneer in Islamic banking, has benefited from strong capital market activity.
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He said he had benefited from her more literary approach, and it paid off.
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The moves have benefited at least 3 million workers, the anti-tax group said.
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Amazon benefited enormously from Seattle being a great community with a solid middle class.
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However, Mr. Macron himself largely benefited from the most notorious such "manhunt" this year.
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I benefited in what I myself define as 'normalization' of an identity like mine.
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Above all, the film benefited from the portability of its jokes in GIF format.
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But the one person who may have benefited the most was Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Investors who had the fortitude to stay in have benefited mightily by the increase.
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Because of that chaos, it might have benefited from an indexed cast of characters.
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This failure has cost Main Street dearly, she said, but has benefited the powerful.
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"People with these illnesses benefited more than others did having the act," Frank said.
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And she said her group benefited from both perspectives when tackling complex medical problems.
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These stocks have also benefited from the relative dearth of IPOs in recent years.
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Ninety-one percent of those people who have benefited from the reduction are black.
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That has benefited the smaller London company market, which operates separately in the City.
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One is investing in companies that have benefited from the rise of e-commerce.
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"Rouhani really has had the rug pulled out from in terms of sanctions … When you look at the forces who have benefited from this decision it is the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) who have benefited," Costello said in a phone call.
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They were then also randomly given information about Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and unemployment insurance, and told that one of the programs mostly benefited black/Latino Americans and one mostly benefited whites; which program got which racial description was randomized.
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While our industry has benefited from these tax credits for a little over five years and this has helped establish American fuel-cell technology leadership, other technologies have benefited from similar tax credits for decades and current law guarantees those will continue indefinitely.
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According to a survey of 457 Ohio manufacturers conducted in January by the state's Manufacturing Extension Partnership, 14 companies were severely harmed by the tariffs for every one that strongly benefited, and 4 companies were moderately harmed for every one that moderately benefited.
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During Tuesday's visit, they met some of the children who directly benefited from the funding.
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In addition to a large and growing audience, McEntire has benefited from strong fan loyalty.
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Waymo sued Uber in February, claiming the ride-hail service benefited from the pilfered documents.
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In 2017, U.S. shipments, which benefited from OPEC-led supply cuts, averaged about 153,000 bpd.
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Finance Chief Robin Stewart said the energy and commodities business had benefited from increased volatility.
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The spillover benefited China Development Bank's US$9.63bn tap of its 2.5% bond due 2020.
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It turns out his liberal primary opponent Cynthia Nixon may have benefited from similar tactics.
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This event is one of the rarities that actually benefited from a string of injuries.
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The Socialists benefited from a high turnout in April, partly because of fear of Vox.
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It has also benefited from hopes that the incoming Trump Administration will increase infrastructure spending.
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Throughout my medical career I've benefited from working alongside medical graduates from around the world.
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To date, nearly 100 pets, including cats, dogs and rabbits, have benefited from the program.
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In all, the Times report said Facebook's data-sharing arrangements benefited more than 150 companies.
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He has also attacked Germany, saying its companies have benefited unfairly from an undervalued euro.
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She also has benefited from laws in some states that spare non-violent offenders time.
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But he certainly benefited from them, because the hackers released only the emails of Democrats.
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The company added that a "bullish stock market" has also benefited its asset management business.
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The couple also reportedly benefited from Renault funding the remodel of the Palace of Versailles.
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Italy has also benefited, with 10-year yields down 6 bps at 2.31% on Friday.
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Assad has benefited from Russian air power since 2015 to regain large swathes of Syria.
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" Troyjo noted that Brazil benefited from China's appetite for certain commodities, which helped fuel "Brazilmania.
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SuperData CEO Joost van Dreunen said the game benefited from being optimized for PC play.
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We could have ensured that globalization benefited all, but corporate greed was just too great.
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Suncor is an integrated producer whose refineries benefited from being able to buy cheap crude.
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But he has gotten blowback from industries and unions that have benefited from protectionist policies.
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It noted that some of the low-skilled workers who benefited are native-born Americans.
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Perhaps no other country has benefited so much from immigration, trade and innovation, he notes.
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Housebuilders, which first benefited from government plans to boost housing and infrastructure spending, turned lower.
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Germany, Denmark, Austria, Belgium and other countries lost tax revenue that instead benefited wealthy investors.
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Globalisation has disproportionately benefited the rich in part by rewarding capital more handsomely than labour.
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That's what happened for me in Montreal, and it benefited my work quite a bit.
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It has also benefited from the strong marketing and distribution acumen of its parent company.
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And most participants benefited from exercise, regardless of their fitness level or feelings about exercise.
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Mr. Trump has benefited so far from the fractious group of candidates running against him.
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It benefited from 8,000 public donations in only 10 weeks, which saw £1.5 million raised.
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They benefited from the $2,000-per-kid child tax credit, which is doubled from 2017.
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This week could be crucial for the nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants who benefited from DACA.
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The study suggested that an ant's individualistic thirst for something better benefited the whole colony.
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GSK has benefited since June 2016 from a weaker pound, which has inflated overseas income.
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Banks also benefited from the insurers' rally and rose 1.5 percent across all major bourses.
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Disney's domestic parks, in particular, benefited from an extra week of New Year's-related attendance.
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Alongside trade, Australia has benefited from a steady flow of Chinese investment in the country.
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The company has benefited from the strong US dollar given the large US investment portfolio.
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Lower tax rates, higher standard deductions and larger child tax credits have benefited most Americans.
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In the end, Republicans seemed to have benefited from having control of the White House.
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But they also benefited from Trump's coattails in states like North Carolina, Missouri and Pennsylvania.
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Anaplan benefited from a broader market rebound on Friday, with the Nasdaq climbing 2.3 percent.
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Materials stocks followed closely as they benefited from the rise in iron and copper prices.
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While Toomey has certainly benefited from the stock market, how much he's made remains unclear.
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