And if they cooperate, it could be beneficial to both.
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It can be beneficial to keep bills on hand, though.
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Will this apology be beneficial to racial healing in America?
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This confluence, it turns out, can be beneficial to cancer research.
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It can often be beneficial to consider outsiders to your industry.
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Nonetheless, income-driven repayment plans can still be beneficial to struggling borrowers.
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It could be beneficial to require companies to adopt flexible work policies.
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Israel's intelligence and expertise will be beneficial to countries across the Americas.
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In fact, there's some evidence that marijuana could be beneficial to some people.
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If anything, it might be beneficial to them because it is more targeted.
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Both would be beneficial to Skanska since they have pledged large infrastructure investments.
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To assuage jittery investors, "It would be beneficial to Snapchat to maintain growth."
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I think we will negotiate a deal that will be beneficial to everybody.
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Still, if done properly, this process could be beneficial to all three nations.
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This includes getting to know their LPs, who may actually be beneficial to startups.
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Meanwhile, a fair environment would be beneficial to the overall U.S. economy, Longhi said.
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So it can be beneficial to get a couple's counselor in there to assist.
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It could only be beneficial to you, then, to sharpen your MS Office skills.
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Sanders' presence could certainly be beneficial to the devastated U.S. territory and its residents.
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But separate of that, a lot of these jobs would be beneficial to business.
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The report acknowledges that animal agriculture can be beneficial to ecosystems in some contexts.
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Our project will be beneficial to innovation and employment, whilst respecting sovereign strategic technologies.
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American investments in global development have proved to be beneficial to us as well.
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She said the constitutional change would be beneficial to the stability of the nation.
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While this process should recognize their feelings, it should also be beneficial to you.
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"Potentially, we could find some compounds that could be beneficial to humans," Dr. Næsborg said.
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Wall Street analysts agree that the growing segment could be beneficial to Uber's bottom line.
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Here are 10 ways giving back can be beneficial to your mental and physical health.
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So some analysts think re-financing would certainly be beneficial to the United States government.
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One would imagine that a lack of compliance specifics could be beneficial to a company.
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While this "enlightenment" may be beneficial to some, it certainly is not beneficial to schizophrenics.
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In fact, Wong thinks her tweets can be beneficial to executives like Bosworth and Mosseri.
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Oftentimes, it can be beneficial to have an intermediary between you and the artist. Why?
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It's true that time walking in a forest can be beneficial to our mental health.
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No doubt, these links to the broader European ecosystem will be beneficial to British founders, too.
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" He added that the incident would be "beneficial to the peaceful development of cross-strait relations.
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It might be beneficial to them in that they wouldn't have to worry about the hangover.
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He said Twitter could be beneficial to the company as a way to strategically reach consumers.
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"For emerging and existing analgesics, it would be beneficial to explore two other areas," he writes.
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Mariners manager Scott Servais said it would be beneficial to Cruz to get another day off.
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In his resignation letter, Okpaleke said remaining bishop in would not be beneficial to the Church.
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Couples therapy can be beneficial to many, even those who are in fairly healthy, stable relationships.
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This movement may change big businesses for the good and it will be beneficial to everyone.
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Chan believes that qigong can be beneficial to health, especially for those with chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Although his current expenses are straightforward, it can still be beneficial to keep things separate, Capalad says.
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A consolidated and verified digital identity would be beneficial to both users and providers of digital services.
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Successful implementation of these partnerships could also prove to be beneficial to a media conglomerate like Disney.
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"Obviously, if it was raised to a quarter million it would be beneficial" to Social Security's finances.
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Pelosi has repeatedly argued that Democratic efforts to impeach Trump would be beneficial to Republicans in November.
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Many Democrats at the time expressed cautious optimism that it would be beneficial to talk with Iran.
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NASA believes Europa's ocean could have Earth-like qualities that we know to be beneficial to life.
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For these individuals, it would be beneficial to have a wider selection of chemical sunscreen ingredients available.
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It's up to you and your therapist if it feels like that would be beneficial to you.
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But Krasner pushed pack, telling the Inquirer that the information will actually be beneficial to the police department.
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However, there are some instances where it may be beneficial to all parties, such as in index rebalances.
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The rising omnichannel preference could be beneficial to physical retailers given that multichannel shoppers tend to spend more.
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"Supplements can absolutely be beneficial to someone's health depending on what that supplement is," says Lauren Manaker, RDN.
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He says the province's activists are "sweet and smart" and that their presence can be beneficial to women.
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Or might the influx be beneficial to all, turning the region into a cultural destination, like the Berkshires?
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It doesn't sound particularly appetizing, but contact with lees can be beneficial to a wine, particularly to whites.
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Sometimes, even if your romantic relationship seems pretty good, it can be beneficial to see a couples therapist.
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Understanding components that seem to be working would be beneficial to other districts grappling with equity issues, he said.
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She hopes that the offer will be beneficial to developers who aren't looking to relocate to the U.S., too.
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It's all proof that taking the time to refocus your camera on cuteness can be beneficial to everyone involved.
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Though it could also be beneficial to a user as it filters content down to specific areas of interest.
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Huett says Weinstein warned her it would be beneficial to her career if she did not have breast implants.
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But a rational definition of gender will be beneficial to women, particularly in regards to federal programs and benefits.
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It says such deals "must be beneficial to the community represented by such council", but does not require consultation.
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While the programs may be beneficial to the students they can accommodate, they do not meet the demand nationwide.
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"I think this study highlights some changes that would be beneficial to make the program cost effective," he said.
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"When there is a premium on generating new ideas in the workday, it should be beneficial to incorporate walks."
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It's supposed to be spurred by genetic mutations — a change in DNA — that proves to be beneficial to the host.
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Pain is a way to protect ourselves, so wouldn't it be beneficial to have something that doesn't have those limitations?
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I felt it would be beneficial to us because we were beginning to open up stores across the country, unfortunately.
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It is "wishful thinking ... that large-scale land deals can be beneficial to local communities if done properly," she said.
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The chief negotiator said that leaving without a deal would not be beneficial to either party in the divorce talks.
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Looking for shared values instead of picking fights would be beneficial to both countries and the rest of the world.
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"While there has been a drop in bath salt use, this vaccine may still be beneficial to those users," Mcclenahan said.
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What relationships and friendships do you think would be beneficial to people to support them in a season of suicidal thoughts?
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We knew iLevel would be beneficial to Terry, not just in escaping lit fireworks, but in regaining some of his independence.
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Additionally, the natural settings -- compared with residential regions where plants and greenery were sparse -- proved to be beneficial to mental health.
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And they're effectively laundry lists of items that could be changed that would be beneficial to helping the economy grow faster.
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Facebook recently took proactive messaging positions by admitting that its platform may not be beneficial to consumers' health in some cases.
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Amid the sales trend of historical properties, international sales of Tuscan estates can be beneficial to the region, said Mr. Zarro.
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"It will be beneficial to other communities and to Iqaluit, " says James Eetoolook, who is vice president of Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.
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Stanton hoped that it would be beneficial to both of them to have a teammate of similar size and hitting mechanics.
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The companies said on Wednesday they now plan to explore collaboration opportunities around programs that would be beneficial to their customers.
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But my own view is that rolling back the proportion of teaching done this way would be beneficial to both parties.
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Or it may be beneficial to have the VA Patient Experience Office take on the reporting role about experiences and outcomes.
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Though it can be beneficial to lose weight and improve health, experts have said it's no more effective than the average diet.
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Potentially bringing its own parts to the table, should it acquire Sharp, could be beneficial to Foxconn on a number of levels.
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Essentially, the meta analysis showed that it can be beneficial to replace saturated fats with unsaturated fats to decrease heart disease risk.
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Higher dividends may be beneficial to investors in the short run, but this should also make them wary of the PSU sector.
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"When there is a premium on generating new ideas in the workday, it should be beneficial to incorporate walks," the researchers wrote.
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The Eckerts say they believe psilocybin could be beneficial to their own patients, particularly those who have been victims of domestic violence.
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Given that we spend so much time at work, some workplace wellness programs have been proven to be beneficial to employees' health.
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As one example, it can be beneficial to relocate a business to an economically depressed zone, which can result in tax incentives.
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The EPA chief said the new rule would actually be beneficial to human health because it would provide cheaper electricity to households.
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But she warned that larger clinical trial is needed to see if it will be beneficial to people living with Alzheimer's disease.
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Once you have an idea of what skills will be beneficial to this position, find strong action verbs to best describe yourself.
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I understand why, and I think that in many ways the broader cultural chatter around a movie can be beneficial to everyone.
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Advocates say that if hunting is regulated by governments, it can be beneficial to the local population and an efficient conservation effort.
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The receipt importer will be beneficial to all of Tide's clients, but will likely prove especially useful for very small business customers.
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Do you think it would be beneficial to have one narrative or one perspective on science, math, history, English and other subjects?
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"If markets are in trouble, any deal would be beneficial to our dairy farmers," said Ms. Massey, the co-op's vice president.
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Charcoal-flavored foods became a huge food trend in 2017, but experts say it may not be beneficial to ingest activated charcoal.
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It can set precedents for regulating other food products that might not be harmful or might even be beneficial to our health.
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A short daytime nap, defined as 15 to 90 minutes, can be beneficial to your overall sleep health, according to TIME Magazine.
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But it would still be beneficial to have someone like Happer whispering in the president's ear on the importance of basic research.
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So having cheap and readily available tools like self-help apps or books can be beneficial to some people at the right time.
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While the AP may not be given, as I am, to circumlocutions, it may still be beneficial to shift things a bit, though.
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DAMAC has told regulators that it believes more capital being available through mortgages would be beneficial to the real estate industry, Taqi said.
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So I felt the jet car would be beneficial to my personal brand and partners, plus I wanted to add to my skillset.
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Facebook and Twitter must be punished and, prior to 2020, convinced to censor material that could be beneficial to Trump or his supporters.
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They suggest that it may be beneficial to those who have been made redundant or have retired and have a more isolated life.
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"So they will go on to something that they could get through more quickly, which will be beneficial to the market," Hellwig said.
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All too often there is a knee-jerk reaction to the notion that more resources devoted to technology will be beneficial to students.
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She felt the future of tech could be beneficial to her company, but she currently lacks the capacity to make bigger changes yet.
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"The early and successful conclusion of mediation will be beneficial to those who have suffered at the hands of Nassar," Mr. Engler wrote.
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Again, it isn't your responsibility to make corporations or brands do their jobs, but managing expectations can be beneficial to your own emotional health.
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Giuliani acknowledged that the men have helped him dig up information that could be beneficial to Trump and have investigated allegations against Trump's rivals.
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So it might be beneficial to name it something else, or at least to give it a clear label as a de-extinct species.
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But some Trump policies will be beneficial to the economy, and it would be disingenuous to ignore these and only focus on the negatives.
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While praising Xi, Trump said he told the Chinese leader that cooperation with North Korea now could be beneficial to his country's economy later.
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She doesn't agree with the party's policies, but she does feel that some type of governmental policy could be beneficial to farmers and workers.
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At the Monday press conference, de Blasio suggested that putting Amazon's headquarters in Long Island City would be beneficial to the neighborhood's underserved residents.
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After years of techlash and anti-trust scrutiny, here's the chance for the giants to prove their size can be beneficial to the world.
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It might be beneficial to reframe your walk from the car to the office not as an inconvenience but a brief but meaningful workout.
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In a recent blog post, the entrepreneur explains why a three or four day work week can actually be beneficial to the future workforce.
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He had been sold on the private school's academic mission, and wanted to please his mom, who thought the church might be beneficial to him.
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Learning to code and understanding the language of JavaScript are attributes proven to be beneficial to those looking to pursue web development as a career.
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A "freemium model" could be beneficial to Amazon as movies and TV shows are one of the main reasons people sign up for Prime accounts.
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When conducting consumer research Facebook says it carefully analyzes whether it would be beneficial to users or if it would have adverse effects on them.
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However, he believes the study's results indicate cannabidiol could be beneficial to many Dravet syndrome patients and people who suffer from other forms of epilepsy.
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Even so, Trump is known to change his mind frequently and suddenly, and any delay in the president's announcement could be beneficial to Cohn's chances.
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Further, the new framework may not be beneficial to families as it does away with the dependent exemption, which provides $4,050 for each qualifying dependent.
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Oil prices are rising and higher U.S. production can only be beneficial to us, the head of strategy at Russian pipemaker TMK told CNBC Thursday.
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Early results suggest that microdosing can be beneficial to everybody except anxiety sufferers, though people with both depression and anxiety reported positive results, Fadiman said.
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" The FAQ also asserts that while "Aereo was attempting to disrupt the entire broadcast industry," Telletopia wants to be "beneficial to broadcasters at all levels.
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"It seems entirely probable that a reduction in air pollution will be beneficial to people in susceptible categories, for example some asthma sufferers," he said.
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Among older men, screening can be beneficial to those 70 or over who are very healthy and expected to live another 10 years or longer.
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So why then is something that is a constitutionally protected right that should be beneficial to all citizens (even those of no faith) so polarizing?
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Eating eggs in moderation may be beneficial to heart health, but recent research says excessive egg consumption is associated with increased risk of heart disease.
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A 2001 study from the Fauna Communications Research Institute in North Carolina said this could be beneficial to the cats as well as their humans.
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Some groups, such as the Victorian Women's Trust, argue that providing women paid days off for painful periods can be beneficial to women's health care.
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An inspiring conversation arrives that will be beneficial to your partnerships, thanks to the planet of reality, Saturn, mingling with the planet of fantasy, Neptune.
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At a time when municipalities like Silicon Valley are struggling with affordable housing and overcrowded infrastructure, spreading these operations would be beneficial to both regions.
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Wit stressed that some of the special envoy roles that the Trump administration has yet to fill may be beneficial to conducting DPKR talks, however.
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The president's vow to boost infrastructure spending and create jobs by repairing and building numerous public projects should be beneficial to the American worker, Reich said.
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Another offensive outburst would be beneficial to Tseng, a command pitcher who learned Wednesday he will make his debut in the heat of a pennant race.
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"We have to think about the future, and co-operation between the Iranian economy and the outside world would be beneficial to us all," he said.
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Fitch Ratings said earlier this month that such an agreement would be beneficial to the nation's banks, which have made enough provisions to cover the reimbursements.
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Further, the new framework may not be beneficial to large families as it does away with the dependent exemption, which provides $4,113 for each qualifying dependent.
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Mr. Trump is tossing that out the window in order to to slate his unbelievable desire to do whatever might be beneficial to the coal companies.
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It's why corporate power needed to occasionally be corrected by external forces like government regulation or unions, and this constant tension would be beneficial to society.
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Bitcoin and crypto have traditionally been backed by libertarians, but there's plenty of sensible arguments as to why regulating the space would be beneficial to all.
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This mix of mental instability and superhuman near-invincibility seems like a dangerous mix, but I can see how it might be beneficial to the mob.
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"It wasn't about developing a legacy but more about trying to figure out how my role can be beneficial to the whole team," Shiffrin said Wednesday.
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Hard to tell what life Morris would have led to in Germany, but maybe a little under-hyped move could be beneficial to the young player.
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The paper said an unlimited liability would lead to excessive demands being made of the operators and that this would ultimately not be beneficial to society.
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But the Utah Republican added that he remains torn about whether it would be beneficial to the GOP to extend or do away with term limits.
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The same structure could be beneficial to Venezuela, given that it is facing American sanctions that have made it hard to raise money through established channels.
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It also would be beneficial to tap a former Starbucks executive as a trusted go-between, like Romney did with former Bain Capital co-founder Bob White.
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While Berthelot does say that drinking red wine can be beneficial to your skin, it's not the most effective way for your body to absorb the polyphenols.
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What Chandrayaan-2 learns could be beneficial to more than just India, as many countries and companies are looking to explore the Moon in the years ahead.
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"It would be beneficial to manage what comes up for users who are at-risk and direct them toward content that is more body-positive," said Chancellor.
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"Better global economic activity should be beneficial to emerging markets and potentially emerging market debt unlike developed market debt which should be hurt by that," he said.
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Zhu said on Monday Vanke will continue to negotiate with major shareholders to come up with new terms on the deal that will be beneficial to all.
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The Senate Republicans argued that repealing the estate tax, which they often call the "death tax," would be beneficial to owners of small businesses and family farms.
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" Johnson went on to say a British EU exit would be beneficial to Americans, and make Britain, "even better and more valuable allies of the United States.
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Although most agree a tax cut could be beneficial to some parts of the U.S. economy, many worry it could make the country's budget deficit even worse.
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Luis Rosa, CFP:If you spend a lot in general categories such as groceries, restaurants, and gas, having a cash-back credit card might be beneficial to you.
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Mr. Trump has also said that the program undermines efforts by the administration to allow immigrants who have skills that will be beneficial to the United States.
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"We don't see any way that significant military operations are going to be beneficial to the people of Syria," Dunford told reporters during a trip to Athens.
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"It's big for phase 1, and definitely it will grow every month and every year, and it will be beneficial to both countries," said the crown prince.
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What he has said: On a panel in January about carbon dioxide emissions, fellow panelists suggested that increased carbon dioxide emissions could be beneficial to the planet.
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Doctoroff also referred to a "new transportation flow modelling concept" that Sidewalk believes can be beneficial to public transit agencies immediately, and that could come to Toronto soon.
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"In the long-run, this will be beneficial to the Apple brand, but in the short-term it's going to be choppy waters," says Adamson, the branding consultant.
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This type of refinancing can be beneficial to borrowers if you originally took out your loan when interests rates were much higher than what you can get today.
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"I have confidence in EOH's management and believe that the new strategy, which is in advanced stages of implementation, will be beneficial to all our stakeholders," said Bohbot.
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Naming hedge-fund billionaire Nelson Peltz to the Procter & Gamble board will be beneficial to shareholders, Anne Sheehan, director of corporate governance at CalSTRS, told CNBC on Friday.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb acknowledged the concerns, but said that access to the drug would be strictly controlled and noted that it could be beneficial to the military.
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FDA's view: In November when announcing the approval of the drug, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb acknowledged its potential dangers but said it could be beneficial to the military.
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"We do know that relaxing is an important activity before bed, so for people with insomnia, it could be beneficial to decrease that state of arousal," Arnedt said.
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It can be beneficial to be confronted with what makes you uncomfortable, because you learn you can handle it and it becomes easier to deal with next time.
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It can also be beneficial to take stock of the environment in and around a pool or beach, to spot potentially unsafe pool drains, gates and water conditions.
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Apple has been courting this population by introducing features and services that are intended to be beneficial to older users, such as fall detection and heart health monitoring.
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But they are knowledge that we have tested, that has proved to be beneficial to communities and that have been implemented accepting very pressing budget and policy constraints.
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We may think of boundaries only in terms of our intimate relationships, but they can be beneficial to have with the many different types of people we're acquainted with.
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"I'm not sure it's going to be beneficial to get into a political argument over whether Trump's behavior meets the legal standard of treason," said Democratic pollster Geoff Garin.
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I guess if there are any positives to take it's that there are a lot of lessons to be learned that can be beneficial to this team going forward.
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It would actually be beneficial to put pressure on C to shrink on the margin…but since it lies below the cap, it is completely untouched by the regulation.
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This research suggests that, while motivation to use cannabis for sleep is high, and might initially be beneficial to sleep, these improvements might wane with chronic use over time.
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If this is the first time a couple files as married, it could be beneficial to calculate what the results would be both ways, then decide how to file.
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"The commission also should bear in mind that a more flexible approach to prioritization may be warranted and may be beneficial to the public," Comcast says in its filing.
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It can also be beneficial to reach out to people who may have toured the home first and let them know that there may be a price cut coming.
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If you would prefer to not provide financial assistance, it may be beneficial to create a policy for your wealth and respond with your intentions to follow your policy.
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And while no one wants to be caught crying at work, could it actually be beneficial to let your emotions out in order to relieve what triggered it afterward?
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Any particular lesson from his political success that can, and should, be applied across the aisle and might be beneficial to Democrats not just in 2020 but in 2018?
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As she spent more time with the group and with Mr. Raniere, she said in court, she was persuaded into believing Mr. Raniere's messages would be beneficial to others.
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While wedding decisions are personal, it can be beneficial to have an idea of which purchases married people regret to see where it might be possible to cut costs.
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" Asked whether he now believes Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee and selectively released information that would be beneficial to his campaign, Trump conceded, "I think it was Russia.
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Instead of seeking to turn back the hands of time, however, Wyss-Coray is using the findings from his study to see if it can be beneficial to Alzheimer's patients.
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Mumtaz Hasan's manifesto shifts the emphasis of migration away from the negative images projected by the media, and on to how engaging with immigration can be beneficial to an environment.
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Calvin McDonald, CEO of Sephora Americas, released a statement about the launch in which he detailed why a smaller setting will be beneficial to both the company and its clients.
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Lee, who attended an investor conference held by executives of both Mobis and Glovis, was one of many participants questioning whether the deal will be beneficial to smaller Mobis investors.
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"They can be beneficial to the extent they combine complementary technologies or bring products and services to market that would not have been made available to consumers otherwise," Delrahim said.
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Still, it sounds like it should be beneficial to customers, especially if drivers get the chance to specify which skills they want to be notified about and which they don't.
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We didn't think it would be beneficial to become experts in fulfillment services, and we were happy to partner with people who are, in order to offer same-day delivery.
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In smaller cities, the intensity of many people getting the flu at once means it could be beneficial to have a surplus of support and assistance around peak winter times.
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"The opinion prevailed - very slightly - there is nothing burning... and that it will be beneficial to wait for the full set of new information coming with the forecasts," Rusnok said.
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Giving storms a mind of their own can be beneficial to preparedness or backfire, making them seem less threatening or more unpredictable, undercutting the real science that's gone into forecasting.
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In addition to reducing the backlog at our national parks, the historic leasing program has proven to be beneficial to the local communities surrounding the park units employing the program.
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In an interview with Insider, University of Alabama political science major Grace Schepis said it may actually be beneficial to have the class material authors explain their work in person.
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FTC TECHNOLOGIST THROWS COLD WATER ON PASSWORD CHANGES: The Federal Trade Commission's chief technologist on Wednesday wrote that it may not be beneficial to make users change their passwords frequently.
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Since the holidays are all about giving, it might be beneficial to buy from socially aware companies who turn around and give back to other organizations like the Global Fund.
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"[Ryan] put forth a few things for our caucus to consider that would actually be beneficial to the military and our focus on the military needs going forward," Meadows said.
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Even in terms of getting someone to put out this record, I have experience writing pitches explaining to people why things might be beneficial to them from a business perspective.
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With neuroimaging techniques and better technology, dreams have become a focus of scientific research, from efforts to record dreams to studies investigating how lucid dreaming might be beneficial to mental health.
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"Knowing that CBD helps with anxiety and neurological issues, I started recommending it in situations where I felt it would be beneficial to my client and their dogs," she tells Broadly.
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Cramer added that one reason why Twitter would be beneficial to a company like Salesforce is that the social media platform's data on its users could help with strategically reaching consumers.
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"Drivers will bid so we hope it will be beneficial to consumers," Singla said in an interview, admitting that the system may need to be fine-tuned further down the line.
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"From talking to artists about this idea, we also think that the way we utilize remote viewing of artwork could be beneficial to art auction or art warehouse sales," Hui adds.
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It is in the interests of Israel and the West to support stability in this Middle Eastern bastion of constitutional freedom; a radicalized Jordan would not be beneficial to regional stability.
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It also means the Apple Pencil may be here to stay, and that it could be integrated in more devices — with features that would certainly be beneficial to current stylus users.
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Some so-called office distractions can be beneficial to work: coworker interaction can improve teamwork, meetings can inspire ideas, and walking around provides not only physical activity but also creative boosts.
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The countries' central banks also signed a memorandum of understanding on setting up a yuan clearing mechanism in Russia that they said would be beneficial to cross-border trade and investment.
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While rainfall from Bud or its remnants would be beneficial to the drought-stricken Southwest, it could also cause flash floods if too much rain falls too quickly, according to AccuWeather.
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"I believe in cooperation with China because China has got a lot that will be beneficial to us," Mahathir told reporters after holding talks in Beijing with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
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As part of this dialogue, we think it may be beneficial to evaluate the addition of qualified directors with specific domain expertise and operating skills suited for AT&T's challenges today.
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I am confident that my role in the case will be beneficial to young girls who belong to the group, while protecting the constitutional rights of their parents and their religion.
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Specifically, Parnas and Giuliani were instrumental in Trump&aposs efforts to strong-arm Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky into publicly committing to investigations that would be beneficial to Trump&aposs reelection campaign.
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Even people who seem to have a heart for change, I found, didn't really want that change — or at least not in a way that really would be beneficial to others.
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Because e-cigarettes appear to be safer than traditional cigarettes, there's been cautious consensus from groups like the UK's Royal College of Physicians that these devices might be beneficial to public health.
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Meanwhile, the decline has proven to be beneficial to investors, as hedge fund management fees have already fallen to 1.48%, and the average performance charge has dropped 10 basis points to 17.4%.
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At first, Mariano Cenamo, a senior researcher and director of business development at IDESAM, told me, it was difficult to convince them that planting more trees would be beneficial to growing crops.
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My doctor also pointed me to studies indicating that my sickness was actually a sign of a healthy pregnancy and the increased cravings for carbohydrates could even be beneficial to the baby.
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CBP officials were vocal during Trump's weighing of different designs that a solid concrete wall wouldn't be beneficial to agents who ideally would be able to see through to the other side.
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In a clinical psychology study, researchers found that sister circles and the sense of community they bring can be beneficial to our mental well-being — especially those of us who experience anxiety.
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Arbitration would be beneficial to Mr. Trump because it is a private process in which a third party resolves a legal dispute after all parties agree to be bound by the decision.
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He and other researchers believe that it may be beneficial to leave the cord intact — with oxygenated blood still flowing from the placenta — at least until a baby takes a few breaths.
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As Moore's Alabama already has the fourth-highest poverty rate in the country and the fourth-lowest median household income, it's inconceivable that this policy mix would be beneficial to his constituents.
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The takeover deal comes less than a year after Fujifilm admitted improper accounting standards at Fuji Xerox, but Komori said that Xerox's strong governance standards could be beneficial to the new company.
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"More broadly, (regulators) hope the blockchain technology can be beneficial to the economy," she said, adding that they had begun to focus more on the technology's benefits and less on the potential risks.
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While eating small meals and snacking may be beneficial to anyone with digestive issues, Bourque and Sharafeddine said that eating too often can exacerbate an already existing blood sugar imbalance in the body.
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"(Trump) is encouraging activity in shale, which will be beneficial to us," Chief Executive Peter France told Reuters, adding that the president's move to expedite clearance of pipelines would also give a boost.
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"Joining these military exercises will be beneficial to improving the Chinese navy's ability to contend with non-traditional security threats," Wu Qian, a spokesman of China's Ministry of Defense, told a regular briefing.
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They've done well over the years, but I think bringing a fresh set of eyes and a new start there would be beneficial to shareholders," she said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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For instance, a married couple with the current standard deduction of $12,700 would need their mortgage interest and other deductions to be more than that amount for it to be beneficial to itemize.
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Both Davis and Dragseth said the Everglades Restoration Project, with its mandate to restore at least some of the natural water flow, could be beneficial to what they see everyday in their backyards.
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I think if the massage was done for longer, it could probably help in lymphatic drainage, and I think it could be beneficial to loosening up maybe scar tissue, or just tight tissue.
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PA: I think that there are some elements that might be beneficial to the UK. Obviously, the UK could consider joining EFTA again, and through EFTA membership, could be part of common market.
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At issue is a country hypothetically passing along negative information about Biden to Trump in hopes of manipulating the results of the election in a way they believe would be beneficial to them. 14.
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Though this tax-filing status can be beneficial to the newly single, it's also one of the most difficult to qualify for, due to its restrictions on the taxpayer and his or her dependents.
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Gou said that a US factory making displays would be beneficial to Foxconn by cutting down on shipping costs, but stressed the company would need financial incentives for the deal to make economic sense.
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Even though there are loads of cheap VPN services that do an adequate job of keeping everything under wraps, it might actually be beneficial to spend more to get everything you need at once.
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The mode would be beneficial to someone who appreciates being able to control their smart home via voice, but doesn't necessarily need to have Alexa verbally confirming that she took action with each command.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry on Tuesday said it hoped U.S. defense spending would be beneficial to maintaining global peace and stability, after the White House proposed a 10 percent increase in military spending.
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The campaign, Gupta suggested, would not only be beneficial to the country but would also bolster his family's financial position, by casting the brothers not as overstepping oligarchs but as outsiders countering white supremacy.
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"I think there's more likelihood (Nixon) might have survived if there'd been a Fox News," he added, suggesting that more conservative voices critical of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation will be beneficial to Trump.
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It would be beneficial to expand the scope of this process and include defined standards and reference materials for labs to use to demonstrate their performance and quality before offering a new clinical test.
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There&aposs been a lot of research connecting tea to various health benefits, but no conclusive proofIn recent years, there have been numerous studies on whether drinking tea could be beneficial to your health.
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The latter could potentially be beneficial to the ride-sharing companies — gaining legal clarity on what wage and benefits the companies need to provide prevents individual states from requesting full benefits applicable to employees.
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It's true that ending sanctions on Russia would be beneficial to some American banks and fossil fuel extraction companies that could make more money if they could go back to doing business with Putin.
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"Congress is an important partner in our efforts, and it would be beneficial to have the undersecretary and legal adviser confirmed so that they can contribute to important projects like the redesign," the spokesman said.
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Although it can be beneficial to collaborate with a patient on a slow and careful taper, unilaterally reducing a patient's dose can cause harm by forcing withdrawal or by incentivizing a switch to illicit drugs.
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The interest rate increase could be beneficial to the valuation of mortgage servicing rights (MSRs), as prepayments typically slow when rates increase, although much depends on bank-specific assumptions used and any hedging related activity.
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Free-ranging superhuman powers are still a far-off dream, but the approach could be beneficial to those dealing with mobility challenges who rely on technology, like electrical muscle stimulation, to improve their daily lives.
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Researchers have found that the euphoria, decreased inhibition, and contentment that often come with use of the drug may be beneficial to those who suffer with PTSD, including military veterans, conflict journalists, and trauma survivors.
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It would also be beneficial to developers who would be able to get their apps in front of more people without putting in the extra work of creating a separate desktop version of their service.
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"I don't believe he would go there again ... I don't think at this point in his administration it would be beneficial to him in any way," she said during an interview with Politico's Anna Palmer.
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Although senior White House officials stressed that the report does not make the recommendation to arm teachers, it says that highly trained school personnel that have access to guns would be beneficial to school safety.
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A more pronounced war between Amazon and Google wouldn't be beneficial to anyone given the essential services both companies offer, but given the interconnectedness of the companies best interests suggest this would be pretty unlikely.
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Manning also spoke about her reputation as a "traitor" after becoming one of the country's most famous whistleblowers, saying that she has no regrets and that her intelligence experience would be beneficial to the Senate.
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It definitely pays to shop around, but there's also an argument that once you've found a good deal on a product or service that works for you, it can be beneficial to commit long-term.
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Old myths say that pulling your own cards and buying your own tarot deck brings bad luck — but many people now discount these myths, saying that these practices can be beneficial to yourself and to others.
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But now, the company is experimenting with analyzing online buying patterns and Nike app data to identify where it might be beneficial to open new store locations, and which items are most likely to sell there.
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If lists are really your thing, it could be beneficial to make a list of the qualities you're looking for in a future partner, too — if that's something you want to prioritize in the new year.
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The UK's Dr. Sarah Halligan, a reader in developmental psychopathology at the University of Bath, explains that it's likely to be beneficial to let children talk about what they've witnessed in the aftermath of an attack.
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"The concept is sound, as scaffolds have been used for decades in medical research and proved to be beneficial to cell regrowth in certain situations," says Michael Lane, assistant professor at Drexel University College of Medicine.
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Do they want to reach out and support policies that would be beneficial to everybody, which would be that you would have to have the bipartisanship that was so dramatically lacking in the health care debate?
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It would probably be beneficial to understand what your body is actually doing with all of that ink, or even how it reacts to titanium oxide in cosmetics when it comes into contact with a wound.
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Mr. Markusic said that the need for stronger antennas and cameras would ultimately prompt the construction of slightly bigger small satellites, and that it would be beneficial to be able to launch several at a time.
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If I was to win the lottery I wouldn't think about it being that I have millions dollars to spend but being able to buy things that would be beneficial to me in the long run.
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The Pentagon is recommending that women be required to sign up for the military draft, saying it would be beneficial to the military, according to a Defense Department report to Congress obtained by The Washington Times.
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But the authors of four new studies, published on Wednesday in the Annals of Internal Medicine, report there is no compelling evidence that reducing consumption of red or processed meats will be beneficial to an individual.
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Although Praluent and a similar drug, known as PCSK9 inhibitors, have been found to be beneficial to patients who don't respond to other treatments, insurers have limited access and sales have not lived up to expectations.
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Among some of his other controversial writings, Bounds also argued that the "burden of proof" needed to be higher in sexual assault cases — and noted that expelling an alleged rapist would not be beneficial to victims.
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It has been proven that the consumption of specific foods can be beneficial to various parts of the body the way iron-rich kale can help red blood cells, and calcium can be essential to strong teeth.
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The D21's button layout makes it seem as if I must learn that the most indiscriminate movement of my fingers will trigger some sort of function — and that might not always be beneficial to my shot.
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"On both scores it will be beneficial to the investment climate, because until now there has been hesitation to invest in the sector because of the regulatory uncertainty," said Lloyd Christie, a mining lawyer at ENS Africa.
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Joy Williams, singer/songwriter, 35, Nashville, TN Being about to have two children instead of one, it will be beneficial to have a more set schedule; that is going to make dealing with health a lot easier.
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Here is some of the best of what they had to say: There's nothing else like reading a book Listening to an audio-book can be beneficial to us, especially when we can't physically read a book.
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"We're just starting out, but we are convinced that eventually video will be beneficial to soccer because behavior will change," Pascal Garibian, France's national technical director for referees, said in an interview this month with France Football.
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He has said that the climate is changing but the extent to which human activity is to blame is unknown, that carbon dioxide is not the primary contributor, and that climate change could be beneficial to humans.
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I think there are some rights that could be offered to the local promoters that would be beneficial to their health and wouldn't in any way hurt the Formula One product or interfere with their bottom line.
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Happer has also argued that carbon emissions would be "beneficial" to the planet and help agriculture because plants struggled to grow with low carbon dioxide levels and greater amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere would help crops.
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Happer argued in his speech that carbon emissions would be "beneficial" to the planet and help agriculture because plants struggled to grow with low carbon dioxide levels and greater amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere would help crops.
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"Overall, the country is expected to have well distributed rainfall scenario during the 2019 monsoon season, which will be beneficial to farmers in the country during the ensuing Kharif (summer-planting) season," the IMD said in its forecast.
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But they also believe it will be beneficial to a variety of industries beyond finance and tech, particularly ones beset by a huge trail of paper records and outdated legacy technology — whether that's healthcare, real estate or law.
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In both cases, whether insecurity or a lack of relationship role models is at the core of a couple's constant breakups, Bradford believes it would be beneficial to talk to a therapist, either alone or with your partner.
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The addition of Postmates as a Walmart partner could be beneficial to the delivery provider, too, which has been looking into ways it could better compete with the likes of Uber and Amazon, according to a recent report.
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Foursquare, the location-pinning app, started as a pure consumer company but realized it would be beneficial to develop business partnerships because it recorded data that one-third of Fortune 500 companies, now Foursquare clients, wanted access to.
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The deal also would be beneficial to Apple, which heavily promotes the Apple Watch for health and fitness and briefly became the top wearable vendor this year, beating out Fitbit before Xiaomi took the top spot in Q2.
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"Naspers believes that the choice of Euronext Amsterdam is, and will be, beneficial to the company as Euronext markets are some of the largest, most integrated and proven capital markets in Europe," the company said in its prospectus.
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This would in theory be beneficial to the United States, which is viewed as a front-runner to host the 2026 World Cup, but also for China, which has expressed an eagerness to host as soon as possible.
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But many people are concerned the value of their savings may be hit and Borissov said he would need more time to convince everyone that euro adoption would be beneficial to the country, an EU member since 2007.
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This may be beneficial to heavy cigarette smokers, but there is no reason for non-smokers to start consuming nicotine in any form, and we know very little about the impact of long-term health effects of vaping.
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" To the point that the military can be beneficial to queer and trans people, something Spade and Haidar hear often, Spade argues that LGBTQ people should demand "actual economic justice instead of being cannon fodder for this horrible system.
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Some business leaders have blamed the Trump administration's trade policies for forcing them to move production to Mexico, as well as other countries, despite the president's urging that tariffs will be beneficial to the U.S. in the long run.
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"China has no objections to the development of a normal bilateral relationship and cooperation among the relevant countries, as long as the cooperation can be beneficial to regional peace and development," the Ministry said in a statement to Reuters.
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While there are flaws to his theories, studying the connections between dreaming and the psychedelic state today thus allows us to reexamine the idea that working with patients in an altered state of consciousness can be beneficial to treat them.
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" Chi Wang, president of the U.S.-China Policy Foundation, which promotes the bilateral relationship, wrote that the visit "set the tone of a changing, more cooperative relationship that has the potential to be beneficial to China and the U.S. alike.
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"Often under extreme stress or in crisis situations, people make emotion-based decisions, which may not be beneficial to the patient or to the family," says Nathaniel Currie, a California-based psychologist who focuses on communities of color and LGBTQ communities.
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Robert Pressman, Director of Research at the New England Center for Pediatric Research, told Power Lunch on Wednesday that he believes homework is actually a socioeconomic issue, and that eliminating it would be beneficial to children from working class homes.
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Obama did not say in his response that the election would be "rigged" or "stolen," as Trump has repeatedly claimed in recent weeks, instead arguing that more interest and access to the electoral process would be beneficial to American democracy.
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Before Trump had solidified his place as the presumptive nominee, Kirk told CNN that he would "certainly" back Trump if he were the party's nominee and even said running alongside Trump on the ticket might be beneficial to his race.
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While it would be beneficial to DJI to start shipping soon — in time for the summer outdoor season (and Father's Day) — the drone company has had a recent history of production delays dating back to after the Mavic was announced.
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Illustration: Stanford Computational Imaging LabIn addition to cheaper hardware, the researchers have found their acoustic approach to NLOS imaging to be both faster than using cameras and lasers, with an improved range, which could be beneficial to autonomous vehicles one day.
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While the visit will be brief -- the Trumps are spending just 15 hours on the ground in Poland -- the relationship between the first lady and Kornhauser-Duda could extend well beyond the White House and be beneficial to future causes.
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"While we wait to see what comes out of the administration process, there is no doubt that the pace of restructuring across Europe will be beneficial to yields as surplus capacity is reduced," Goodbody analysts said in a note to clients.
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Certainly, a small number of measures in the current tax reform proposals would be beneficial to a select group and that has been reflected in stock prices, though less so in consumer and business confidence measures and in public opinion polls.
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"I think we can certainly make the argument that it might be beneficial to prevent [assault weapons] from becoming more common, but I suspect there are now millions of these weapons in circulation, millions of these magazines in circulation," he said.
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Shared learning between developers and regulators through the Children's National Research & Innovation Campus will be beneficial to everyone and can yield better, dedicated regulatory and clinical trial processes for pediatric devices, while also helping innovators to navigate the specific nuances.
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Whether the former president's meddling will be beneficial to the Democrat Party in the future is to be seen, but his refusal to go into post-presidential life quietly certainly won't help the country heal from abrasive and partisan political division.
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He believes a closer relationship with the United States will be beneficial to Brazil and so do his followers," she continued, and "it may the first time in over a decade that Brazil will be a reliable ally in the region.
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"Crohn's and ulcerative colitis are very individual diseases, and understanding more fully the relationship between the severity of the disease and the therapies patients were using, would be beneficial to segment and analyze costs of subpopulations," Heller said by email.
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Tre Murphy, a community organizer in Baltimore, said he believed that reducing the number of officers on the street would be beneficial to black Baltimore residents, citing the deep fear and distrust many black residents feel toward the city's police.
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"If you promote healthy foods to children, it can be beneficial to improve their intake," said Dr. Frans Folkvord, lead author of the study and assistant professor at the School of Humanities and Digital Science at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.
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But Sanders added that an outcome would be beneficial to President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE.
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"Hopefully we can reach an agreement that can be beneficial to both countries, but as I have made very clear, I will not accept a bad deal for the American people," Trump said Tuesday at the United Nations General Assembly.
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"By no means are we going to make a trade or any type of move that will not be beneficial to the Pittsburgh Steeler organization," Colbert said, adding that the team would "not be discounting" Brown on the trade market.
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Whether or not self-interest was a factor, the idea that the nation's most important Internet retailer wants to open a chain of stores could be beneficial to the perception of shopping malls at a time when many of them are struggling.
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And the two locations have a bunch in common: Those common elements make them logical places for Amazon to establish big new offices, but also raise importation questions about whether the big new Amazon offices will actually be beneficial to anyone besides Amazon.
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In her suit, Carlson also cited multiple alleged incidences of sexual harassment, including Roger Ailes making comments about her legs, saying she was sexy but "too much hard work," and suggesting they begin a sexual relationship that would be beneficial to her career.
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While we originally touted this as one of Penny's downsides, the recent explosion of chat-based bots (most of which are terrible at parsing a user's natural language requests) now helps explain why pre-populated messages may actually be beneficial to the user.
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Watch some more video on VICE Impact: After cleaning up the lot, the owner contacted the volunteers and they convinced him and that it would be beneficial to him and the community to allow the space to be used as an organic farm.
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But Trump argued that a good relationship would be beneficial to the US. "If Putin likes Donald Trump, I consider that an asset, not a liability, because we have a horrible relationship with Russia," Trump said in a press conference on January 11.
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" Anthony Legge, butcher and owner of Legges of Bromyard deli in Herefordshire "As a business, we are very excited about leaving the EU. We feel that Brexit can only be beneficial to the business as Legges specialises in selling local food and drink.
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Big banks such as Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase aggressively lobbied to tuck in provisions that would be beneficial to Wall Street, but there has been little bipartisan appetite to change the regulatory infrastructure that governs the largest financial institutions in the country.
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The issuer's intension to explore the benefits of digitalisation, which has become indispensable in traditional retail and which has been underutilised in travel retail, as well as the active management of customer data will be beneficial to the mobilisation of incremental sales.
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"Lenders were always satisfied with the company's willingness to discuss how to honor its debt, facilitating an accord that will be beneficial to all parties involved," said an executive at one of Triunfo's creditors, who requested anonymity in discussing terms of the workout.
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Even though Viall has starred on four rounds of a love-focused ABC reality series, he admitted that he doesn't have it all figured out — and welcomes any advice from former Bachelor Nation contestants that would be beneficial to himself and his bride-to-be.
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Speaking to a forum in Beijing, Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Guy Debelle said the experience of Australia and other countries suggested it can be beneficial to set up a strong prudential supervision framework before the financial sector and capital account are fully liberalized.
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But while I had a pretty good basic understanding of the kind of exercise that would be beneficial to a pregnant person — and the modifications I'd need to do to stay safe — there was one area I found myself really unsure about: my core.
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We're living in an era of reality television and direct-to-camera confessional YouTube stuff, so it's a totally different time when everyone is—major stars, you have access to their unfiltered minds through Twitter—so it would actually be beneficial to their careers.
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On the other hand, "it could be beneficial to publishers in that advertisers may be more motivated to buy ad inventory directly from publishers, which is far more lucrative for the publisher," says Keith Sibson, VP of Product & Marketing for digital marketing company PostUp.
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None of this is to say President Obama should avoid the big issues, but he must do so in ways that give the Democratic nominee space to handle Republican attacks and to think carefully about which unfinished business would be beneficial to his party.
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Tusk urged Davutoglu to see a possible virtuous circle: "A comprehensive settlement to the Cyprus problem will be beneficial to the wider security and stability of the region — and in particular to the strategic relationship between Turkey and the EU." Editing by Gareth Jones
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Biden also discussed his decision not to run for president in 2016 in the months after Beau's death from brain cancer at the age of 46, noting that his son Hunter and daughter Ashley thought a campaign could be beneficial to their grieving family.
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More confused and frightened than ever, I presented my findings to my wife, who gently suggested that I had perhaps gotten too close to the truth and that it might be beneficial to take a step back from my meme research to recenter myself.
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"In some sense, the time it takes for building an HQ2 will be beneficial to the city that wins the bid because it gives them time to get a head start on figuring out inevitable infrastructure problems related to traffic and housing," Seslen said.
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"The way they presented the receivership was that it would be beneficial to the students, but it's actually been detrimental," said Marina Awed, a student at an Argosy school in California, Western State College of Law, who was scheduled to graduate in two months.
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"Because the calendar is turning, when we go into 2019, that means that people who are now 65 and older are still eligible to make this election if it would be beneficial to them," said David Freitag, financial planning consultant and Social Security expert at MassMutual.
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" The AATB would not make an official available for comment, but in a statement, the organization said that its position regarding government oversight was that "state-specific legislation requiring all non-transplant anatomical donation organizations to achieve and maintain AATB-accreditation would be beneficial to the public.
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They've kind of been open about the fact that one of the things they're most interested in, is having the leader in Venezuela be more hospitable to the U.S. because of the oil reserves that Venezuela has and how that will be beneficial to U.S. businesses.
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While some of the grinding can quite literally be beneficial to your health, and that of your Corebots, that it's basically built into the story progression proper is a bummer, and a clear indication of a short game doing whatever it can to prolong play time.
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The messages, which also detail Parnas's role in trying to pressure the Ukrainian government to open investigations that would be beneficial to Trump, have been seized on by Democrats who say they "dramatically underscore" the need to admit new witnesses and documents in Trump's impeachment trial.
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The study could have missed data on drugs that over time have proven to be beneficial to patients or may have shown to work in combination with other drugs, said Dr. Leonard Lichtenfeld, interim chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society, who was not involved in the study.
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" On solutions: For Syrian refugees: McConnell wouldn't comment on whether Trump should let refugees into the U.S., but said it would be beneficial to create a safe zone in Syria, "which would require some military action…so people don't feel like they have to run for their lives.
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Never mind that these black women were voting for the policies that would be beneficial to their own wants and needs, the key takeaway, as framed by mainstream media, was how their "selfless" instinct is to put others first, and advocate not for themselves but for everyone else.
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India's Reliance Jio inks deal with Microsoft to expand Office 365, Azure to more businesses; unveils broadband, blockchain and IoT platforms The idea is simple: If the bets work, these startups are already a customer and their solutions could be beneficial to several tens of thousands of other customers.
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Being afraid of sounding too much like Trump or reporting something that may be beneficial to him is a major weakness for the media, and Democratic candidates who see obvious misdeeds and wrongdoing but refuse to call it out are doing a large disservice to them and their supporters.
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The witnesses whose transcripts were released — Bill Taylor, George Kent, Fiona Hill, Alexander Vindman, Marie Yovanovitch and Michael McKinley — all testified that President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was circumventing normal diplomatic channels to pressure Ukraine into launching political investigations that would be beneficial to the president.
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Kink and BDSM role play also may be beneficial to some people who've experienced trauma when used as a formalized therapy technique or a personal form of expression, explains Kristen P. Mark, associate professor of health promotion and director of the Sexual Health Promotion Lab at the University of Kentucky.
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Telegraph Academy started after Brown went through Hack Reactor in June 25.43, and ultimately felt that the program could be beneficial to people of color in the San Francisco Bay Area, but with an added emphasis on what it's like as a person of color trying to become a better engineer.
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Buried in the 161-page document was this quirky assertion (emphasis ours): At the same time, the Commission also should bear in mind that a more flexible approach to prioritization may be warranted and may be beneficial to the public... And paid prioritization may have other compelling applications in telemedicine.
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We thought it would be beneficial to try to come up with some graphic covers aside from just HTDW's face, so that led us down the road to a lot, but mostly four major concepts: Anamorphic Reflection; Plastic Casings/Vacuum Form of Natural Objects; Symbols; and Fossil/Relics/Impressions/Bas-Relief.
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" Gerry Gunster, the chief executive of Goddard Gunster, a Washington public affairs firm that advised the Leave campaign in the Brexit vote, encouraged the prime minister's office to figure out how to make use of Mr. Farage, saying, "Any kind of role for Nigel would be beneficial to the United Kingdom.
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Some legal experts are critical of the legal strategy arguing that the team could have -- at the very least -- tried to limit the scope of Mueller's questions and that by agreeing to waive privilege, without knowing how McGahn might answer some questions, McGahn's interviews will ultimately be beneficial to Mueller.
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As these experiments are conducted in controlled settings, the hope is that scientists will get more sophisticated about the way they're employing technologies that control properties of mosquitoes that might be beneficial to humans and ensuring that those properties are maintained over the long term in those populations, but without unintended, undesired consequences.
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The judge rejected that argument on Friday, saying that the main motivation behind the offer of an internship to Haitem Zarti was that Goldman thought he might be chosen to lead the wealth fund's new office in London and it would be beneficial to establish a working relationship at an early stage.
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"China is the main source of new energy consumption for fossil fuels particularly, and having a strong partner on its doorstep that's ramping up its production of crude oil, the fabrication of LNG (liquefied natural gas) and the shipping of that all around the world, would also be beneficial to China," Birch said.
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The High Health Council decided it would be beneficial to expand the radius of iodine pill distribution around the country's nuclear sites from 20km (12 miles) to 100km (62 miles), while also focusing on the people who would be most susceptible to radiation illness, such as children, adolescents, pregnant women and women who are breastfeeding.
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"Doing so will be beneficial to manufacturers of all sizes and types that rely on the tools that the Ex-Im Bank provides and will advance U.S. competitiveness in the global economy at a critical moment when overseas opportunities are increasing at a renewed pace," wrote Jay Timmons, NAM's president and CEO, in the letter.
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Against its main rivals, it held at a one-month low of 94.52 as some investors bet a likely trade deal between the United States and Canada would reduce the pool of money that has flocked to the dollar in recent days on concerns that any escalation in trade conflict would be beneficial to the currency.
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" "I'm surprised the (stock) market is up at all, on a combination of terrible communication and an administration that is working us into a constitutional crisis at the very worst, and, at the very least, one that is going to be ineffective in legislating anything in the near term that would be beneficial to the economy.
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Here's a comparison between the Mini Wired Gamepad and the DualShock 4: Sony specifically advertises the Mini Wired Gamepad to younger gamers, but it also could be beneficial to adults with small hands (like Donald Trump), players who can only play with one hand, or for those who just loved the simplicity of the SNES controller.
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Under the budget bill, colleges with sizable endowments would only be subject to the tax if they had at least 500 tuition-paying students and have more than 50 percent of their tuition-paying students in the U.S. Such a change would be beneficial to Berea College in Kentucky, which enrolls students from low-income households and provides scholarships that cover students' tuition.
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After the Charlotte-Dolores hybrid ("Halores," let's call her) gunned down the real Charlotte, it not only allowed Dolores to smuggle herself onto a rescue boat to the human world, it also ensured that a perfect copy of Charlotte's body would be available to occupy the seat of power at Delos, where she could make consequential decisions that might not be beneficial to mankind.
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"There are some areas of the country where he would not be very helpful, obviously, and there's some where, I'm sure in some very ruby-red Republican districts, I'm sure it would be beneficial to have him come in for those candidates, but in some marginal swing districts in the Northeast, I suspect a lot of candidates probably would rather that he not visit," Dent said.
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"We are getting an increasing appreciation for just what took place during the course of the last year and the degree to which the president enlisted whole departments of government in the illicit aim of trying to get the Ukraine to dig up dirt on a political opponent as well as further a conspiracy theory about the 2016 election that he thought would be beneficial to his campaign," Schiff added.
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It's unclear whether there is any chance of the two Canadians being released while Meng remains in detention either in Canada or the US. US prosecutors have argued Meng's case is a criminal case, solely related to alleged sanctions violations, but this was complicated by US President Donald Trump in December last year, when he said he would "certainly intervene" if he felt doing so would be beneficial to a future US-China trade deal.
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"We are getting an increasing appreciation for just what took place during the course of the last year and the degree to which the president enlisted whole departments of government in the illicit aim of trying to get Ukraine to dig up dirt on a political opponent as well as further a conspiracy theory about the 2016 election that he believed would be beneficial to his re-election campaign," Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff told reporters.
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To some degree, I would say, because I've seen this now at both RIM and here at Sonos, is you almost steel yourself too hard against that, and in some cases, you can almost look at it and say, okay, well, there's all these things that are coming at you, and ... Really, deciding which ones are real and going to be beneficial to the customer becomes a bit of a challenge, because you've had to steel yourself against that.
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From learning the importance of understanding the complexities of policy and the impacts it has on people at all levels, to building and maintaining coalitions with disparate groups and people, Romney would not only be beneficial to the United States Senate, but he would be a necessary boost to the Republican Party and the nation as a whole, particularly at a time when objective reasoning, logic and compassion appear to have all but escaped our current environment.
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The tax cuts are Republicans' biggest legislative achievement since President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took office, and GOP lawmakers and conservatives think focusing on the new law and the overall strength of the economy will be beneficial to them in the midterms.
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"These compounds have become so taboo that in order to reintegrate them into society, we have to use the very best scientific evidence as to how they work in the brain, how they can be beneficial to mankind," she said, displaying a photograph comparing brain activity on LSD to a normal, nontripping baseline, to point out that in the LSD brains, there's a large increase in "connectivity," or neurons talking to one another, giving credence to the long-held idea that an acid trip can lead to new ideas.
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The specific contents of Pierson's briefing are unknown, but Trump appeared to believe she had given information specifically to Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.) that would be beneficial to Democrats if made public, the people familiar with the matter told the Post.
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