Germany benefiting a lot, all of these effects a benefiting a lot.
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"Who the tax bill is benefiting, who it's not benefiting," he said.
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"You're benefiting the developer, who's getting a much better land use, but you're also benefiting tenants," Mr. Goldberg said.
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Reinvesting the money ultimately benefited shareholders in the company by increasing the company's value, and benefiting shareholders means benefiting rich people.
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It's about what causes people who are benefiting from the current situation to feel they need to also ensure other people are benefiting.
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You can have incredibly good products and they can be free and you can love them and we're benefiting the world and we're benefiting you.
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"It obviously does appear to be benefiting from some sort of flows that gold is benefiting too," said Michael Hewson, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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The overarching concern is that Trump will be the first president in decades to routinely face a choice between benefiting his companies and benefiting the country.
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"Many retailers are benefiting from the increase in online sales, but none are benefiting as much as Amazon is," said Joel Bines, global co-head of retail consulting firm AlixPartners.
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But such a world entails not only the end of an entire, promising avenue of consumer-benefiting innovation, it also entails the end of a promising avenue of consumer-benefiting competition.
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At the time, he was benefiting from America's shale revolution.
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Investors said the greenback was benefiting from safe haven flows.
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Benefiting from increasing tensions were gold stocks which rose 0.3%.
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Well, they've been benefiting tremendously well in the last decade.
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The Bahraini index rose 1.0 percent, benefiting from GFH's gains.
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So, they are benefiting from a fairly easy financial condition.
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"If you're next to a Chipotle, you're benefiting," Setyan said.
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The trade deal has hurt some Americans while benefiting others.
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"The system is benefiting their candidate this time," said Kucinich.
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What about what he's actually doing that is benefiting us?
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So, gold is really benefiting from this central bank easing.
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This would reduce the company's future profits while benefiting Mongolia.
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It's benefiting a certain type of people — and not POC.
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I don't understand how I could be benefiting from Skybridge.
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The amnesty has been criticized for benefiting mostly the rich.
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Others who take metformin maintain that it's already benefiting them.
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It is primarily directed to individuals, benefiting primarily the wealthy.
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The two sectors are seen benefiting heavily from Trump's policies.
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Cycling isn't the only sport benefiting from cloud and analytics.
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"They have been benefiting from the system," says Mr Nharingo.
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Furnari sees drivers benefiting from a more robust, public company.
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Amazon isn't the only retailer benefiting from strong holiday sales.
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Chinese companies are also benefiting from the robust domestic economy.
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Furthermore, Democrats are benefiting more from grassroots enthusiasm and fundraising.
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Unipetrol is also benefiting from stronger refining and petrochemical margins.
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Federal politicians are banned from benefiting financially from the government.
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So then you have to decide, is this benefiting anyone?
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Saccone is also benefiting from a deluge of outside spending.
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"Really, only 10 or 15 queens were benefiting," she said.
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Mr. Trump's decisions benefiting Russia confound Democrats and Republicans alike.
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These are not the people benefiting from legalization's financial windfall.
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And you're right, now Dominic is benefiting from all this.
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Ms. Ramirez responded, defending the consent order as benefiting consumers.
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The company is benefiting from strong demand for holiday deliveries.
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Perhaps they are also benefiting from taking a hardline stance.
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American workers are benefiting from his reversal of punishing regulations.
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Lenders in general are benefiting from a strong U.S. economy.
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Japan is benefiting so much from Section 232, because the Japanese cannot stand up against the Chinese on their own and their domestic market is benefiting from the fact that prices went up in Japan.
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The guidelines state that from ages 40 to 74, screening will reduce the odds of dying from breast cancer, with women 40 to 403 benefiting the least and those 60 to 69 benefiting the most.
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Companies are benefiting because there is little sign of wage pressure.
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Breakingviews Alibaba is benefiting from China's shift toward a consumer economy.
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The company is also benefiting from its move to streamline operations.
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As we become more energy efficient, is that benefiting all people?
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"To some degree, we're still benefiting from that stimulus," Hamrick said.
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Yeah, right, yeah, but how does ... Everybody else is benefiting, right?
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Nigeria is benefiting from pent-up demand for African sovereign debt.
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Many accused the blue-chip programs of benefiting from their hegemony.
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Dividend payers — they're benefiting from the Fed being on the sidelines.
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So they're still benefiting presumably from the data that they gathered?
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Established designers are also benefiting from K-culture's rabid global fanbase.
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Critters that make humans sick are also benefiting from warmer winters.
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Its growing footprint of smaller stores is likewise benefiting the chain.
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They are not alone in benefiting from this kind of support.
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In addition, CBS is benefiting from other streamers' needs for content.
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But those aren't the people benefiting most from pass-through businesses.
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News Tuesday at the New York Fatherhood Lunch benefiting GOOD+ Foundation.
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The tax break aimed at small businesses is mostly benefiting millionaires.
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Deutsche Bank was seen benefiting both on core capital and earnings.
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Pharmaceutical discoveries like this are already benefiting the Earth's ageing population.
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Other mines were also benefiting from better coal prices, Arifin said.
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So we might as well have our kids benefiting from it.
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Most banks are benefiting from net releases of loan-loss provisions.
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Supply constraints have pushed up memory prices which is benefiting Samsung.
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Still, there's something unsettling about a brand benefiting from an assault.
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Other countries are also benefiting from the increasing potential of renewables.
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Lendable has been benefiting from a stable flow of institutional investments.
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Meanwhile, GE's renewables division isn't fully benefiting from the industry's shift.
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He called the move "industry friendly," benefiting buyers, investors and agents.
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It's benefiting from the chaos that social media creates, I think.
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Benefiting from an oil windfall, he ruled as a paternalist autocrat.
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And some sectors of the economy, including tourism, are also benefiting.
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Missed the annual Piaget Hamptons Cup benefiting the Robin Hood Foundation?
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The market is meeting that demand and small businesses are benefiting.
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SPSY, which is seen as benefiting in a rising rate environment.
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But it's not just large companies benefiting from the digital revolution.
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Bringelo and her friends are directly benefiting from government food policies.
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"Voters in many of these Trump districts are benefiting from them."
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This quarter, corporate earnings are also benefiting from Federal Reserve stimulus.
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It's an unforced error that invites a reprisal without benefiting anyone.
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That second, uncertain feeling appears to be benefiting an old cocktail.
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Yet his own mother may not be benefiting from that openness.
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Those strategies backfired and ultimately ended up benefiting the oil industry.
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Still, the town is benefiting from the program in other ways.
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In the long run, this could wind up benefiting non-U.
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But you can't fix inequality — especially if you're benefiting from it.
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They flagged your book as benefiting from bulk purchases, not me.
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Barr's DOJ has taken other steps widely seen as benefiting Trump.
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Buttigieg isn't the only one benefiting from Biden's slide of late.
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In the meantime, stocks could keep benefiting from the Fed's intervention.
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Some say it is benefiting Amazon more than it is Kohl's.
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Virginia businesses are benefiting from a bipartisan push to cut regulations.
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Some see Apple Music as benefiting only the artistic 1 percent.
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D'Souza said Cognizant was also benefiting from winning larger-scale projects.
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Chipotle is benefiting from both more locations and higher menu prices.
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He noted, however, equities are also benefiting from strong corporate profits.
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Here goes: • The presidency is benefiting Trump's business in numerous ways.
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We are all benefiting from this incredible society we live in.
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But benefiting from this trend and this change of the economy.
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"The people who are benefiting the most, and the people who are benefiting the most through pass-throughs, are really rich people," said Jason Oh, a tax law professor at the University of California-Los Angeles.
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In Benisek, he painted Mr Kimberly into a corner with a hypothetical involving a legislature's choice between two otherwise unobjectionable voting districts—one slightly benefiting the majority party and the other slightly benefiting the minority party.
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That list included funds benefiting teachers in California, Illinois, Ohio and Texas; public employee retirement systems in Colorado, Florida, Maryland, New York state, Oregon and Wisconsin, and funds benefiting firefighters and police officers in New York City.
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Lagos, Nigeria, experienced the same, benefiting from the high price of oil.
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"The FBI investigation is really benefiting Brazilian soccer," he told VICE Sports.
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Rooney said banking stocks might be benefiting from a weaker local currency.
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Delphi is benefiting from its increasing involvement in self-driving car technology.
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Some, like Baltimore's, are quite large, benefiting thousands of women and kids.
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Private equity is "benefiting" from the growing regulatory creep on Wall Street.
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The top markets benefiting from international expansion are, not surprisingly, in Asia.
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The company is benefiting from both cost cuts and improved software sales.
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The company is benefiting from both cost cuts and improved software sales.
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It said it was benefiting from plentiful availability of new store opportunities.
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In the meantime, McDonald's rivals are benefiting from its lack of action.
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You know who else is benefiting from Kanye making it rain Yeezys?
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The global Fintech ecosystem holds huge promise for benefiting individuals and societies.
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The resulting artificial scarcity, enforced by the government, inflates prices, benefiting homeowners.
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Even the video streaming stick is benefiting from the company's AI push.
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But is that now benefiting Facebook's bottom line, not just its mission?
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All donations collected will stay local, benefiting kids in your own community.
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Akamai is also benefiting from increasing competition in the video-streaming market.
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But it's not just well-known artists who are benefiting from TikTok.
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Mitsubishi Motors is also benefiting from a long-standing focus on Asian.
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Pai has repeatedly denied he has taken actions aimed at benefiting Sinclair.
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Here are some ways on-demand shopping is benefiting you, the consumer.
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Factories are benefiting from greater consumer and business optimism since the elections.
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The birds aren't the only ones benefiting from the higher beech mast.
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Construction firms and real estate groups are naturally benefiting from the boom.
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Government finances are benefiting from improved economic conditions and low interest payments.
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It also is benefiting companies like Envision that are selling off assets.
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Haley said Kiir and his government were benefiting from the council's division.
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Under Armour, She sees Nike benefiting more from this catalyst. 4. Valuation.
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Fox has been benefiting from the most sensational U.S. presidential election campaign.
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Reflect today on the groups you associate with: Are they benefiting you?
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Emerging markets are also benefiting from the search for a decent return.
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One answer is vested interests benefiting from today's nonsensical health care economics.
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"But the truth is they were benefiting from it all," he said.
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Retailer Sainsbury rose 4.3 percent, also benefiting from a target price upgrade.
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"This is benefiting local producers in the southeastern European region," Berg said.
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It is benefiting from the dissatisfaction and the fears of the people.
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But who exactly is benefiting from the stock market's record-breaking ascent?
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Spain is benefiting from non-resident as well as strengthening local demand.
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Qurate also is benefiting from what is still a pretty healthy economy.
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Builders are also benefiting from a new type of first-time buyer.
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For his part, O'Rourke decried that tax cuts as "disproportionately" benefiting corporations.
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Shareholders are not the only ones benefiting from AT&T's sumptuous dividend.
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Moreover, those who are bearing the risk are not the ones benefiting.
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Instead, he donated millions to 23 charities benefiting the children of Chicago.
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But we are already benefiting: We have been booked up all summer.
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I'm thankful to do this event benefiting an organization she helped found.
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Darden is complicit in benefiting from the sexism he seems to abhor.
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The American consumers who are benefiting should vote accordingly on Election Day.
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Ellen Page triumphantly came out at a 2014 conference benefiting LGBTQ youth.
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Benefiting from genocide is fine if it was a long time ago.
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Overall, loan growth is still benefiting from historically low bank lending rates.
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New asylum-seekers, however, appear to be temporarily benefiting from the changes.
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Overall, loan growth is still benefiting from historically low bank lending rates.
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Sanders is benefiting from the fact that his coalition is racially diverse.
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Decades later, FDR's visionary action is still benefiting our community and region.
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Not only were they benefiting from our cuddles, I was as well.
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He said they are benefiting from rising employment and pay for millennials.
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Insurers are benefiting from the rising popularity of private Medicare Advantage plans.
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Oil producing countries, benefiting from high oil prices, were doing the same.
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For example, would a company benefiting from a monopoly promote strong competition?
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Instead, they were benefiting from a combination of circumstance and good fortune.
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That's a win for investors, who are benefiting from lower costs overall.
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On the contrary, they are benefiting from a period of intense competition.
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The last-ditch offensive benefiting a candidacy favored by a foreign government.
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Tech stocks were among the gainers, benefiting from the momentum surrounding Apple.
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A key government incentive benefiting Tesla buyers is dwindling, according to Edmunds.
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There are big corporations that are benefiting from what happened in Brazil.
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Culberson is benefiting from an electorate that is fairly favorable for Republicans.
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Each of their children are benefiting from Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy.
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That does not, however, suggest that Democrats are benefiting from Trump's recklessness.
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"[Tufts] had a pain research clinic that was benefiting Purdue," she said.
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Retailer Sainsbury rose 2.9 percent, also benefiting from a target price upgrade.
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Then I justified it obviously by, well, people are benefiting from it.
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The Salt strap, for example, is benefiting from the handbag industry slump.
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No one, particularly ordinary Cubans, is benefiting from the 60-year feud.
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"When science is aligned with big corporations the left immediately, intuitively perceives the technology as not benefiting the greater good but only benefiting the corporation," said Matthew Nisbet, an expert on the communication of science at Northeastern University.
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The euro, benefiting from the dollar's slump, was up 0.25 percent to $1.1781.
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The company, founded by Jack Ma, is benefiting as Chinese consumers get richer.
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Falling rates are also benefiting buyers, especially as home prices are now cooling.
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Canadians right now with a quota, with everything, with USMA: benefiting a lot.
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Buttigieg and Warren seem to be benefiting from whom we expect to vote.
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It traded as high as $1.28 earlier on Tuesday, benefiting from dollar weakness.
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Is there any particular party that is benefiting from current 2018 Russian efforts.
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By doing so, they contend they are improving their products and benefiting customers.
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They said the tax increase disproportionately harms the poor while benefiting the wealthy.
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"We've been benefiting as organizations reconsider their on premise strategy," he told Cramer.
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It wasn't just black actors who were benefiting from this Scandal-sparked boom.
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Revenue also beat forecasts, with the company benefiting from better pricing and volumes.
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But the Conservative opposition is not benefiting as much as might be expected.
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Or are there other players benefiting from having a William simulacrum running around?
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These people had little reason to believe Britain's status quo was benefiting them.
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Despite the drop, Wu said she believes Chinese prices will stabilize, benefiting Tianqi.
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Revenue was also above analysts' projections, benefiting from growth in its customer base.
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Cramer's other retail pick, Foot Locker, is also benefiting from the kids' market.
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Other Indian companies benefiting from interest in clean energy include Greenko Energy Holdings.
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Globalization is benefiting people at the top, and some people at the bottom.
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Stocks closed slightly higher, with rand hedge companies benefiting from the weaker currency.
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But the play didn't end up benefiting many Democrats other than the president.
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So this is actually benefiting us not that that's what it's all about.
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The ELN opposes multinational companies, saying they seize natural resources without benefiting Colombians.
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She performed last week at LoveLoud in Utah ... a festival benefiting LGBTQ+ charities.
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African countries, and even disaster-struck countries benefiting from TPS, are no exception.
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Rust Belt states have a lower number of enrollees benefiting from CSR payments.
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If anyone is benefiting from Samsung's woes, it's Apple, Samsung's main smartphone rival.
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The European liquor industry is benefiting from a resurgence in Chinese consumer demand.
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Essonne's economy is diversified and dynamic, benefiting from the robustness of Greater Paris.
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That may be because China is benefiting from not appearing to be involved.
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The private-prison industry as a whole is benefiting from Trump's border policies.
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The brand is benefiting primarily from the strong performance of its Pacifica minivan.
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There is no way to make those changes without benefiting them the most.
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They should also feel confident that their investments are benefiting U.S. national interests.
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Anbang is widely seen as benefiting from good relations with leaders in Beijing.
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Of course U.S. tech users can't bank on benefiting from European privacy regulations.
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It has made the marketplace for small business loans more competitive, benefiting debtors.
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He was also concerned corrupt Malaysian officials were benefiting from the secretive business.
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And I've been lucky enough to do work that is benefiting people now.
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We look at why it took so long and which workers are benefiting.
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That said, there are changes below the surface that people are benefiting from.
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"But is it benefiting the local economy in a safe manner?" he said.
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It's a project that's clearly benefiting from the maturity of the smartphone market.
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Resources also gained with the platinum index up 5.76%, benefiting from high prices.
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But most energy partnerships survived and are benefiting from the oil price rebound.
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Nobody else is benefiting from your work so why should they get payed?
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They weren't getting traction, and now they're benefiting from this sort of discontent.
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She delighted in the fact that she was now benefiting from that work.
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The city is benefiting from ongoing investments at the state level in technology.
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I'd argue that Sanders was benefiting from not being in a competitive campaign.
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Trump is also benefiting from relatively strong numbers in terms of the economy.
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This pipeline is intruding on our life and we're not benefiting at all.
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McCormick also raised its full-year forecast, benefiting from the new tax law.
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But educated workers aren't the only ones benefiting from the strong job market.
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One hedge fund manager is likely benefiting from the rise in the stock.
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The countrywide economic expansion is benefiting U.S. banks like First Horizon National Corp.
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Cory Booker, who warned that the attacks were only benefiting Trump's reelection campaign.
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They were benefiting from sanctions imposed on rival Rusal of Russia, traders said.
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Technology should gain from increased spending by corporations, benefiting from tax law changes.
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Ideally, this would lead to a flow on effect benefiting all marine life.
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But the administration is benefiting from its own self-induced chaos and dysfunction.
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"Tomi Lahren bashes Obamacare while benefiting from it," The Washington Post headline read.
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But at least one company is benefiting: Tempe, Arizona-based First Solar Inc.
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Investors should look at cyclicals that were benefiting from economic recovery and inflation.
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They have a strong leadership team, and they're benefiting from the tax overhaul.
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Meanwhile, a favorable housing cycle is benefiting everyone, according to Bank of America.
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Multigenerational homes allow family members to maintain their independence while benefiting from interdependence.
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A plan would also have to distinguish between different groups of people benefiting.
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These subsidies are highly regressive, benefiting richer groups much more than the poor.
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North American nations, meanwhile, are benefiting from closer integration with their South American cousins.
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As the tax package evolved, it tilted increasingly toward benefiting businesses and the wealthy.
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President Donald Trump routinely slams Amazon for allegedly benefiting from US Postal Service subsidies.
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We're benefiting from a go-getting moon this week as the sun highlights Aries.
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Critics say a constitutional change aimed at benefiting a sitting president would be unfair.
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All of that points to benefiting 20-somethings if they can start saving now.
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It's not that Trump is surging in polls or benefiting from a failed impeachment.
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Some seem to have been written with an eye toward benefiting the City Council.
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Microsoft and its top PC partners could be benefiting from Apple's MacBook Pro launch.
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I think that the funds need to be specifically aimed towards benefiting student's education.
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Read More The company is benefiting from both cost cuts and improved software sales.
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Such systems are benefiting from the falling price and increasing performance of computing power.
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They should be benefiting people exactly like me — people who make their own work.
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The company is also benefiting from lower-than-expected declines in personal computer shipments.
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It is helping Qatar to bypass the siege and quietly benefiting from the crisis.
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The data storage company's revenue beat forecasts, benefiting from the addition of new customers.
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"The only people benefiting from bail is the for-profit bail industry," Ofer said.
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In Germany, TUI's airline TUIfly is benefiting from problems at rival Air Berlin AB1.
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There is no evidence whatsoever that Trump, himself, understands the tax laws benefiting him.
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Upstart parties are benefiting from a series of scandals affecting the ruling Independence Party.
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It is unclear that pets are benefiting from the extra attention to their diets.
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The system offends the moral sensibilities even of people who are benefiting from it.
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Stocks ticked up, led by gold and platinum shares benefiting from higher resource prices.
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Also benefiting will be the early investors in whichever weapons ultimately replace police firearms.
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S. companies and the markets have also been benefiting from the global economic expansion.
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The Noble Liar lies with the intention of benefiting those to whom she lies.
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Among Mittelstand companies benefiting from the strong domestic demand are thousands of construction firms.
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And Charter just may be benefiting from an uptick in sentiment about the sector.
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Several other euro zone government bonds are also benefiting from the low-yield environment.
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Rates in decline are already benefiting one stock, said Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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Banks are benefiting as small business customers, in particular, show more confidence to borrow.
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Indonesia is benefiting from the global pick-up in trade and stabilising commodity prices.
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Increased competition has led to better and cheaper devices, ultimately benefiting the end users.
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EM currencies are still benefiting from supportive fundamental valuations and attractive EM real rates.
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The Democratic contenders are also benefiting from the relative popularity of outgoing Democratic Gov.
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The next one may well be between private companies, with NASA officiating and benefiting.
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Benefiting from the euro zone dovishness: stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Consumers are now benefiting from these offers—offers made possible by a competitive marketplace.
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The market for new houses is benefiting from a shortage of properties for sale.
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Enforce global trade rules through targeted actions on products benefiting from illegal government subsidies.
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Furthermore, these donations fund private sector entities rather than government operations benefiting the donor.
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One major problem with higher education tax credits is who they end up benefiting.
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Roxanne Varza, director of Station F, said it is benefiting from the new enthusiasm.
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This would bring market forces into play and end up benefiting consumers (our children).
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Home builders are clearly benefiting from a severe shortage of existing homes for sale.
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Answer: "Advanced technology equal to none other, benefiting patients immensely," one interview candidate said.
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Conversely, we see few signs that the radical left is benefiting from this trend.
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If your social life isn't benefiting your career, fit it around your career goals.
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The United States' closest trading partners — and allies — are benefiting from expanded global trade.
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Fewer American investors are benefiting from this stock boom than from past runs-ups.
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It was the championship game of the 2K Empire Classic Benefiting Wounded Warriors Project.
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The survey found Trump and Clinton benefiting from strong support within their own parties.
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The company said it's benefiting from home deliveries as the coronavirus spreads around China.
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And the children benefiting from that support would eventually become healthier, more productive adults.
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It turns out utilities only like competition when it is benefiting their bottom line.
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Forty-one years later, I am still benefiting from my four years at Stuyvesant.
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They also shared a video from some of the children benefiting from the charity.
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Just a few weeks ago, France's bond market was benefiting from heightened global volatility.
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Many of the collections are slated to auction at Christie's, with proceeds benefiting charities.
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For the time being, Mr. Macron is benefiting from a kind of honeymoon period.
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Consumers are now benefiting from these offers — offers made possible by a competitive marketplace.
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We have found that personally benefiting from the group's initiative is a great motivator.
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But he denied personally distributing the videos or personally benefiting monetarily from their publication.
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Those onions are roasted in the same pan as the chicken, benefiting both parties.
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Domino's declined to say whether it felt it was benefiting from its rival's struggles.
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They need to understand that their opponents are changing the rules — and often benefiting.
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Trade also yields work opportunities and well-paying jobs, all while benefiting American businesses.
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Revenue beat forecasts, as well, benefiting from growth in its Medicare and Medicaid business.
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Fixed income isn't the only area benefiting from a general wariness toward U.S. stocks.
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Chinese exports are benefiting from the drop in the value of the country's currency.
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Critics argue that Trump is benefiting from policies former President Obama put into place.
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Border agents said "anyone trying to stop us is probably benefiting from the cartels".
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UBTECH is one such company currently benefiting from the Made in China 2025 plan.
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And fewer people benefiting from the deduction means fewer people making donations to charity.
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The minister said the large number of bidders implies lower electricity rates, benefiting consumers.
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It meant that Americans benefiting from the lower premiums caused by the individual mandate could keep benefiting, and that people in the future who might need the mandate to be nudged onto insurance will be able to lead healthier, more financially secure lives.
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In recent weeks, however, current and former national security officials have told investigators that Giuliani was the driving force behind a monthslong shadow U.S. foreign policy toward Ukraine, which was focused not on benefiting America's national security but on benefiting Trump's reelection campaign.
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Burger King isn't the only business benefiting from the sudden popularity of plant-based protein.
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Meanwhile, Chen said the company is still benefiting from decreasing market share among department stores.
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Factories are benefiting from healthy economic growth in the United States and around the world.
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In July, Kardashian stepped out to attend a Texas hold'em tournament benefiting City of Hope.
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It's all stuff that we would have got from ... Yeah, but everybody else is benefiting.
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Deshpande noted the tech sector is benefiting from "continued migration" to cloud and artificial intelligence.
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It's benefiting from increased infrastructure in Canada but could also participate in America's infrastructure plans.
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Following June's Brexit vote, rates have been on a steadily higher trajectory, benefiting financial institutions.
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That is, she's likely benefiting from the media pointing out how she's running her campaign.
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Recently, Autostraddle became an affiliate of Pride Media's, in hopes of benefiting them both financially.
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Macri is accused of benefiting from an offshore company owned by him and family members.
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For the first time in decades, this area of equipment is benefiting from significant innovation.
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But overall, bond spreads are tightening, suggesting a hunt for yield is benefiting the periphery.
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Democrats have criticized Republican tax overhaul efforts as benefiting mainly the wealthiest Americans and corporations.
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Americans' retirement accounts and education savings accounts are also benefiting from the improved economic environment.
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Opinion polls have shown Clinton benefiting from a boost after her party's convention last week.
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The relationship has become symbiotic, benefiting both parties for the greater good of the organization.
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The metal was also benefiting from lower European shares, indicating waning investor appetite for risk.
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But that kind of lobbying, while undoubtedly benefiting from local connections, takes money and time.
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China, for example, could refuse to reform while benefiting from lower American and European duties.
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On the company's website, intermittent fasting is touted as benefiting longevity and improved insulin resistance.
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But poultry is the big winner, boosting stocks of companies and even benefiting exporting countries.
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They see consumers benefiting from liberal trade rules, enjoying foreign wines and cheap Chinese electronics.
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Super-strength versions include funds that invest in projects benefiting poor women in developing countries.
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The Trump campaign says his proposed immigration reforms will end up benefiting legal Latino immigrants.
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Meanwhile the new home market is benefiting from the tight and pricey existing home market.
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Pferdehirt said TechnipFMC was benefiting from the new wave of liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects.
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Samsung is expected to continue benefiting from selling parts to other smartphone makers, including Apple.
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The Rise Fund says it aims to generate profits while benefiting society and the environment.
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The Pirates are benefiting from Iceland's fragmented political landscape where coalition government is the norm.
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This is another example of the older generation benefiting at the expense of the young.
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Traditional U.S. allies certainly did not see the U.S. rapprochement with Tehran benefiting their security.
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For CIMB, we are happy with the size and we are benefiting from the scale.
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In the past, Republican economic policy has been totally skewed toward benefiting corporations versus families.
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In some ways Ford is benefiting from a shift toward trucks and SUVs among consumers.
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But by cutting the corporate tax, the bill will boost the economy, ultimately benefiting everyone.
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Amazon isn't the only retailer that is benefiting from the annual Prime Day shopping bonanza.
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ET. Proceeds will benefit the Jacksonville Fallen Gamers Fund, benefiting the families of the victims.
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What looks like protection for copyright holders is more of a protection racket benefiting Google.
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In recent years, benefiting from hindsight, some critics said Mr. Toffler had gotten much wrong.
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Some speculate that Twitter's renewed user growth may be benefiting from the president's routine tweeting.
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Leading a meaningful life and benefiting society require more than a generation of adept coders.
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These forests are public lands, managed for a variety of services benefiting many different stakeholders.
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The on-campus game was part of the 2K Empire Classic Benefiting Wounded Warrior Project.
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Even those who are not up for re-election are benefiting politically from some votes.
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Same goes for the millions of low-income Americans who are benefiting from Medicaid expansion.
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Taken together, these federal and state policies would hurt coal miners while benefiting their bosses.
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The company is one of four winners in Nigeria - each benefiting from a $250,000 grant.
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Emanuel sees financial stocks benefiting the most from a 50-basis-point cut in September.
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Is one side of the trade benefiting more than the other side of the trade?
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"Germany is clearly benefiting at the moment from the revival of the global economy," Sal.
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Builders are benefiting from the shortage of existing homes for sale, but homebuyers are not.
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But it does help the winners keep winning, benefiting well-off borrowers with expensive degrees.
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One factor also benefiting the group is their diversification, added "ETF Edge" host Bob Pisani.
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The dollar rebounded after falling the previous session, benefiting from relative calm in the market.
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Still, say the two directors, TWC is already benefiting from sales of its movie assets.
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It means the powerful, the well-connected, politicians — they'll stop benefiting from a rigged system.
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One of the biggest sectors of the economy benefiting from White House policies is energy.
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I usually invest in something that I can see benefiting me in the long term.
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Moreover, business investment is benefiting from domestic demand, favourable financing conditions and improving balance sheets.
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"It's piggybacking on a really strong trend, benefiting from the investigative, curious drinker," she posits.
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However, Battery and KPCB previously sold their shares and won't be benefiting from the sale.
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TCV was the largest investor in DSC and will be benefiting significantly from the exit.
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We're benefiting now from a vision the Eisenhower Administration had for the interstate highway system.
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Wangchuk, 50, is among five laureates honored for their work benefiting the world through innovation.
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Rival agency Expert, set up two decades ago, complained that ACRA was benefiting from favoritism.
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Instead, Bush won reelection and now one party is clearly benefiting from this anachronistic institution.
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But not every part of the West has recently been benefiting from that historical trend.
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A number of countries had agreed to copyright protections, benefiting sectors like the film industry.
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Just a few weeks ago France's big bond market was benefiting from heightened global volatility.
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Some Republican campaign strategists say they see the issue as not strongly benefiting either party.
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Trilobites The insects digest more decaying wood when hosting nematodes, potentially benefiting the whole ecosystem.
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Unable to save, my generation is neither contributing to nor benefiting from the stock market.
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And it is indie and international artists who end up most benefiting from that change.
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Gavin Newsom is benefiting from voter opposition to Mr. Trump in his campaign for governor.
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While Disney's brand is powerful, Disney+ is also benefiting from the timing of its launch.
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"His family is directly benefiting from the dollars that are brought in here," she said.
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German consumers are benefiting from record-high employment, rising real wages and low borrowing costs.
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Revenue also beat forecasts, with J&J benefiting from strong demand in its pharmaceutical business.
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Those benefiting will be disadvantaged people, including the homeless and others in need, he added.
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And that move to Seoul, you know, adding Narita to Seoul is also benefiting us.
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He's benefiting from a global election season in which voters want to break with conventions.
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He felt compelled to cooperate after benefiting from that kind of graciousness as a child.
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He would also get rid of the estate tax, benefiting mainly wealthy families like his.
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Saudi banks are benefiting from an increase in mortgages and lending for state-backed projects.
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Many San Franciscans don't feel as if they're benefiting from the boom in any way.
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Already Trump has suggested that the people benefiting from Obama's executive action won't be deported.
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It means the powerful, the well-connected, politicians -- they'll stop benefiting from a rigged system.
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A healthy U.S. economy, rebounding consumer confidence and record low unemployment is also benefiting Walmart.
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It set out exceptions covering tariffs already benefiting from protection and tariffs with environmental benefits.
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And a Republican governor can thunder against spendthrift lawmakers while benefiting from their generous budgets.
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They then looked at what demographics were buying or benefiting from these goods and services.
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The number of American students benefiting from private school choice programs now is relatively small.
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Similarly, Apple has been accused of unfairly benefiting its own products in its App Store.
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Wilkes said he's pessimistic that any legislation benefiting immigrants can be pushed through this Congress.
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Benefiting from the dollar's broad pullback, the Australian dollar was up 0.2 percent at $0.7234.
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American film companies, benefiting from neutrality, swept into secondary markets like Australia and South America.
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I have tons of those stories — people who were not really benefiting from the opioids.
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This is not only benefiting you but also the person that is apologizing to you.
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Follow the money and it's pretty clear who's benefiting from this—and it's not consumers.
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The movement should be all-inclusive; it can't cause harm to some while benefiting others.
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Am I or those I work for financially benefiting from my serving on the board?
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Most of the money loaned by the bank does currently end up benefiting large corporations.
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That makes interventions involving American incarceration look similarly promising to ones benefiting the global poor.
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"It's benefiting people like me who need to earn", said the 63-year-old housewife.
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Get a good basic education and take it as far as you feel it's benefiting you.
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Among their findings, researchers suggest that women are benefiting from the change in skill set demand.
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The fashion house, also known for Stuart Weitzman footwear, is also benefiting from lower tax rates.
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Another reason U.S. firms are benefiting from cloud adoption in Europe is a lack of alternatives.
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A realignment of priorities not only makes sense in terms of benefiting other areas of life.
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While it's benefiting certain sections of the U.S. shale market, it's not going to benefit everyone.
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Edward Evans, EM portfolio manager, said banks were benefiting from higher energy prices supporting lending demand.
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Swonk wasn't alone in pointing to the Trump administration ramping up trade tensions as benefiting China.
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"The dollar is benefiting from the sterling crash," said Manuel Oliveri, FX strategist at Credit Agricole.
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Short yields, which move inversely to price, were marginally higher, however, benefiting from Tuesday's debt supply.
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Overall revenue from the unit rose 23%, benefiting from the acquisition of refuelling services company EPIC.
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Energy products were the major contributor to export growth, benefiting from both higher prices and volumes.
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Germany is benefiting from record high employment, which is boosting household spending and government tax receipts.
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Air France-KLM is also benefiting from a return of travellers from Asia and Latin America.
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Schlumberger is benefiting from strong North American shale drilling that has helped offset weak international markets.
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But he barred her from benefiting from the class-action suit should her fellow plaintiffs win.
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They're all benefiting, and no one is losing, so they're going to keep the ball rolling.
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Any extra borrowing is seen benefiting green projects and markets could get some clues on Sept.
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Cognex is benefiting from growth in its consumer electronics business, as well as other sectors. Salesforce.
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The answer is pretty simple: Because economic growth is not really benefiting the average American worker.
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The current arrangement feels lopsided, benefiting the data monarchs more than it benefits individuals and communities.
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Most economists agree Italy is, to a large extent, benefiting from the broader upswing in Europe.
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The women and others benefiting from the project also act as community leaders in conservation work.
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Trump's own tax proposals would actually close down none of the remaining tax "loopholes" benefiting debt.
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Trump is also benefiting from a booming economy — something he's expected to emphasize in his address.
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We're definitely benefiting a lot from the history and struggle of those who came before us.
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Many mainland tourists would travel to Hong Kong during long holidies, benefiting restaurants, hotels and shops.
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This interest in making or managing change, rather than simply benefiting from it, is relatively recent.
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The decree, published in May, lengthened the deadline for contracts governing port concessions, benefiting current operators.
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Puerto Rico from benefiting from the Labor Department's new proposed overtime rules, exempting thousands of island
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Democrats assailed the tax cuts as benefiting wealthy Americans at the expense of the middle-class.
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The company said that consumer demand in Poland "remained positive, benefiting from a strong labour market".
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Countries in the bloc such as Vietnam and Thailand are benefiting from the ongoing Sino-U.
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The unit is benefiting from aging populations and urbanization and increasing interest in health and wellness.
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You don't want food-safety regulations that are hammering the economy but not benefiting people much.
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"The work that Google is doing in China is indirectly benefiting the Chinese military," Dunford said.
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It's worth noting that there's a big leak at Apple right now, and 9to5Mac is benefiting.
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Infrastructure investments and independent initiatives can accelerate that momentum while benefiting the environment and economy overall.
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In other words, the currency is benefiting because Europe has recently moved away from Trumpian nationalism.
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But the broader jobs growth shows more segments of society are finally benefiting from the recovery.
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Taiwan — where suppliers are benefiting from Apple's all-time high — is up close to 14 percent.
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Home Depot is benefiting from a pent-up demand for houses after the 6.63 financial recession.
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The court said that Moller had not acted with the intention of benefiting himself or others.
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"Our shareholders are benefiting significantly from not having sold to Zurich," he told a media call.
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Analysts say this could accelerate food inflation, potentially benefiting retailers' profit margins in the short-term.
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But there's another category benefiting from the shift to the subscription model: photo and video apps.
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Cristina was fined 265,000 euros ($282,000) for benefiting, albeit unknowingly, from her husband's ill-gotten gains.
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Republicans, including President Trump, have touted the plan as benefiting middle-class Americans: http://bit.ly/2023BMgirf.
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"I used to attend ceremonies, and I saw how people were benefiting from this," he says.
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Republicans, benefiting from friendly red-state venues for those contests, have won most of them anyway.
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The Corps kept on dredging but used the material instead to create artificial marshes, benefiting waterfowl.
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Trio has since expanded to eight programs benefiting roughly 800,000 kids, from middle school through college.
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Count Druva Technologies as one company that's benefiting from hedge funds' push into the private markets.
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On the whole, less familiar work makes the strongest impression, benefiting from the element of surprise.
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These include emerging-market stocks that are benefiting from their own business cycles and growth drivers.
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Chander calls this approach "best of suite," and says that Microsoft is benefiting greatly from it.
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If your go-to workout involves running, swimming, or biking, your sex life may be benefiting.
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It prohibits any financial gift, or emolument, from benefiting a sitting public official, including the president.
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"It's also good for business and helps restaurants reduce costs, as well as benefiting the environment."
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aluminum is one of the materials benefiting from the greening of the world's economy.
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Further, Americans are also benefiting in the form of higher wages and increased take home pay.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, sees the same kind of gas trends benefiting Costco sales.
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The company is benefiting from a switch to cheaper anemia treatment Mircera, provided by Roche ROG.
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"Anytime you see money and power involved, you've got to look for who's benefiting," he said.
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Mr. Kinahan said banks were benefiting from lower expenses and more people were seeking mortgage loans.
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That could lead to the consumer-benefiting competition and innovation the government hopes for from regulation.
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However, many states are not benefiting from those falling generic prices and are paying significantly more.
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While the program ended in 2006, according to Rochabrun, many developers are still benefiting from it.
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More broadly, Home Depot has been benefiting from a strong housing market and favorable economic tailwinds.
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This will create more demand for materials, supplies and skilled workers, ultimately benefiting the tax-base.
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The company beat on the top line as well, benefiting from fewer promotions and expense controls.
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If companies paid people more, would it bring out more shoppers — benefiting workers and shareholders alike?
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), or preventing any funds from benefiting Trump's businesses as submitted by Rep.
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It is up for debate whether the league is suffering or benefiting from a competitive imbalance.
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But even if changes were made to sales tax collection, that may end up benefiting Amazon.
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Those affordable units were required because the $180 million project is benefiting from state bond financing.
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Not all segments of society are benefiting as they probably should from improved global economic performance.
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"The majority of the income you'd receive is sheltered from taxes because you're benefiting from depreciation."
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F-Series pickup truck sales soared 21.4 percent, benefiting from the popularity of pickups in Texas.
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While you're there: Have a meal at hc:Bistro, a social enterprise benefiting people with learning disabilities.
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In some cases, attendance at a single gender empowerment class was counted as a woman benefiting.
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The company appeared to be trying to demonstrate that those tax cuts are benefiting American workers.
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It won't be me because I am not benefiting from someone else doing their own laundry.
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Polls leave little doubt that Trump is benefiting less from good economic news than his predecessors.
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"Our credit performance is benefiting from the adjustments we made earlier in the year," Breslow said.
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Nonetheless Instagram, the core Facebook product's happy-go-lucky sidekick, is benefiting from influential young users.
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The new-home industry is also benefiting from a severe shortage of existing homes for sale.
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Large airports are benefiting from capacity shifts where flights are being directed through major connecting hubs.
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Benefiting from the experience, he was finally motivated to go off on his own in 1994.
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He and others see healthcare benefiting as investors turn to growth sectors over the next year.
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Sanders and Biden had decent nights as well, benefiting in part from Warren and Buttigieg fighting.
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They are erring on the side of putting other priorities first, and ethnic nationalism is benefiting.
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It may have increased prices a bit, but everyone was benefiting from the rapid economic growth.
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I've often heard Asian-Americans express resentment toward blacks and Latinos for benefiting from affirmative action.
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Which types of retailers did Deloitte's survey find are benefiting from the back-to-school traffic?
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Hamblin also said that Carrols is benefiting from the strength of Burger King's and Popeyes' brands.
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Most of these organizations initially targeted millennials, but women of all generations are benefiting and participating.
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Reform is needed to make sure patients are the ones directly benefiting from #340B http://t.
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" He added: "It could be a game-changer should society keep benefiting from Go-Jek's services.
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Meanwhile, gold stocks gained 0.3%, benefiting from higher demand for safe-haven bets and bullion prices.
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The I.R.S. suspended the data tool just as it was benefiting more applicants than ever before.
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Just three years earlier, Frye and his parents were benefiting from the services provided by Access.
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Our national forests are public lands, managed for a variety of services benefiting many different stakeholders.
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"They're benefiting from huge economies that are growing at rates they've never seen before," he said.
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They're benefiting from huge economies that are growing at rates that they have never seen before.
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Notably, that suit called out JUUL for working with Altria and benefiting from its infrastructure, i.e.
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Air France-KLM is also benefiting from a return of travelers from Asia and Latin America.
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CPCs all over the state, both in rural and urban areas, are benefiting from taxpayer funds.
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FlyNYON has been offering open-door photo flights for years, benefiting from the growth of Instagram.
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Some of these people were benefiting from their company or country&aposs paid-time-off policies.
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Waymo has accused Uber of benefiting from Waymo technology that it says Uber acquired through Levandowski.
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A lot are benefiting from it and don't know it because the messaging has not worked.
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The program took place at the middle school Lawrence Cook benefiting 65 children and their parents.
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The very top of the top, they're really benefiting billions and billions and billions of dollars.
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Critics see the realized visions of powerful Silicon Valley companies benefiting mostly those companies and their executives.
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This ongoing in-part-tech-driven "Great Divergence" is very apparent to those who are not benefiting.
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Legislation can be written by lobbyists with tricky loopholes that end up benefiting giants and harming upstarts.
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They are benefiting from record-high employment, a robust labour market, rising wages and low borrowing rates.
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New home sales are likely benefiting from a persistent shortage of previously owned houses available for sale.
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"They are benefiting from the same secular growth as Amazon, but they are a duopoly," Milligan said.
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The RealReal is also benefiting from shoppers who are hunting for bargains, regardless of their income level.
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They, as well as tourism-focused and export-orientated firms, are seen benefiting from a currency devaluation.
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Good treatment, then, could actually reduce crime, benefiting not just the inmates but society as a whole.
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The statement said there were no grounds to accuse China's downstream aluminum companies of benefiting from subsidies.
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New home sales are likely benefiting from a chronic shortage of previously owned houses available for sale.
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The industry is also benefiting from sea changes in oil routes as it pursues ton-mile growth.
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Agricultural credit from public-sector banks increased significantly in the past two decades — benefiting agribusiness, not farmers.
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Donald Trump, he suggests, is benefiting today from his prescience in sensing the nationalist mood decades ago.
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So too the estate tax, a change benefiting only those leaving more than $5.5m to their heirs.
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It seemed from my time at Eastern High School that the kids were benefiting from the instruction.
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Not just in the obvious sense of benefiting you and your family, but in the broader sense.
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"Gaming is benefiting from cord cutting — not just with millennials but an even younger demographic," Lopez said.
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Marriott, also benefiting from its acquisition of Starwood Hotels, said revenue rose 48.5 percent to $5.80 billion.
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"Those in markets benefiting from the (EU) single market, may look around (at various options)," Hunter said.
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"It exists outside a regulatory framework and there may be people benefiting on insider trading without repercussions."
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Carmakers there will face a choice if they want to continue benefiting from NAFTA's duty-free treatment.
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Airlines in China are benefiting from a surge in travel by the Chinese, and lower fuel prices.
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N and said his investments did increase as a result of the bill's benefiting mostly big companies.
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And other services that need widespread internet adoption are clearly benefiting, from media-streaming to e-commerce.
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The big stores became vast distribution systems, benefiting from oodles of capital and high barriers to entry.
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We always have to keep our eye on the individual person, and say 'Is this benefiting them?
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Its CEO said the airline is also benefiting from the grounding of competitors' Boeing 737 Max planes.
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Benefiting from that, Spain sold three- and nine-month T-bills with record low yields on Tuesday.
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"This whole industry is benefiting from the increasingly-aggressive competition in the online delivery space," he said.
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Take your 2016 lemons and make lemonade, benefiting from tax-saving and planning opportunities as they come.
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From Falwell's perspective, there was nothing wrong with the university's benefiting so much from the online program.
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"But other segments helped to partially offset that pressure, benefiting from loan growth and increased expense efficiencies."
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Its potential to add blue-collar jobs while benefiting the environment adds to its bipartisan political appeal.
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Rambus is benefiting from higher royalty payments and the renewal of a patent licensing agreement with Toshiba.
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O'Leary said Ryanair was also benefiting from cheaper financing and lower plane costs thanks to its size.
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For much of last year, confidence in the U.S. housing market soared, benefiting Home Depot and Lowe's.
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ANA leads 2200 water-production projects across Brazil, covering 210,22.7 hectares and benefiting some 22012 million people.
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But the deduction is expensive for the federal government and is viewed as disproportionately benefiting wealthy people.
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American drivers are benefiting from low gasoline prices, which are helping to boost miles traveled, analysts say.
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Cybersecurity companies have been benefiting from organizations worldwide setting aside budgets to shield against rising cyber crime.
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Buybacks reduce the share count for a stock, increasing the earnings per share and theoretically benefiting shareholders.
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In Perugia, the population is already benefiting from jumping from the web slow lane to the expressway.
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Yet another tech name benefiting from the rise of the cloud, Cramer expects excellent numbers from Salesforce.
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A turnaround from his campaign rhetoric accusing China of stealing U.S. jobs and benefiting from unfair trade.
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It often cannot, leaving decisions pending and benefiting whoever has sway in courts or on the ground.
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But even if the tax breaks aren't enriching Americans broadly, one group is decidedly benefiting: Republican politicians.
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Darrell said these categories were benefiting from long-term trends and were resistant to macro-economic downturns.
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Nothing prohibits us, regardless of our socio-economic status, from benefiting from the power of innovative capitalism.
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The Weiss family has given the University of Pennsylvania more than 100 scholarships, many benefiting minority students.
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The account is practically omniscient, benefiting from decades of historical research, thousands of photographs, and countless anecdotes.
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All of the men admitted to benefiting financially from the exploitation of their victims, the statement says.
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In 1995, Bush received the award for 'Outstanding Public Service Benefiting the Disadvantaged' from the Jefferson Awards.
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None of this precludes the Democrats from benefiting greatly from new voters, as they did in 2018.
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Gold has surged to six-year highs, benefiting, like bonds, from investors' need for safe-haven assets.
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It is a time for celebration among the twenty-somethings who are benefiting from this extra cash.
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Democrats have slammed the law as primarily benefiting large corporations while only modestly helping middle-class Americans.
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Missions should be focused on benefiting society, not on sustaining organizational or individual egos or vested interests.
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This will spur more investment and innovation — benefiting not only the nation's economy but also its consumers.
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In contrast, Chevron is benefiting from past investments that have boosted output, especially in liquefied natural gas.
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Preserving a party's political power has nothing to do with anything other than benefiting those party leaders.
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The majority, 22019 percent, say lower-income Americans are not benefiting at all from a Trump administration.
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Russia already is benefiting from the resumption of stringent U.S. sanctions against the sale of Iranian oil.
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What's not fair is when your competitors can prevent you from benefiting from a big market trend.
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In part, that's because he's benefiting from the same sort of internet-driven interest as Lil Yachty.
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That increased supply has put downward pressure on oil and natural gas prices — and consumers are benefiting.
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This commonsense oversight measure will increase confidence in our public markets, benefiting both investors and growing companies.
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Revenue was essentially in line with expectations, with the company's results benefiting from growth in digital advertising.
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Control mechanisms within the executive are not politically independent, and the opposition accuses them of benefiting incumbents.
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It may be time to consider whether that relationship is costing you more than it's benefiting you.
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But the couple also learned of an unanticipated tax benefiting the Peconic Bay Region Community Preservation Fund.
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Share buybacks reduce the share count of a stock, increasing earnings per share and theoretically benefiting shareholders.
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Their 12 guilty verdicts were for three different schemes: voting on legislation benefiting American Pharmacies Cooperative, Inc.
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The charity event aimed to raise money for cancer treatment and research benefiting the City of Hope.
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Experts and ethicists underscored that such surgeries can put donors at risk without benefiting their loved ones.
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These screens inhibit the merchant's legal right to route transactions and cause customer confusion, benefiting no one.
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Many products are freely commodified and sold for use by outsiders, benefiting both parties to the exchange.
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And to the extent that individual voters weren't benefiting, it was, of course, the other party's fault.
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The food maker beat on the top line as well, benefiting from fewer promotions and expense controls.
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Sean Kelly, Paddle8 and Absolut Elyx will team up for an art auction benefiting Water for People.
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No one earned his or her DNA sequence, yet some of us are benefiting enormously from it.
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The 2016 fight over Mr. Obama's nominee is unanimously seen as benefiting Republicans in that year's elections.
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The U.S.M.C.A. also excludes state-owned enterprises, of which China has many, from benefiting from lower tariffs.
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Urban Devotion, which works with vulnerable young people and families around Birmingham, is benefiting from the initiative.
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In the United States, this usually, though not always, involves white people benefiting from nonwhite racial identity.
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He will play the lush, marching, almost bellicose piece in a concert benefiting victims of Hurricane Maria.
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We build safeguards into new innovations so we can manage the risks while benefiting from the opportunities.
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Now, new data from insights and consulting firm Kantar reveals exactly how much some apps are benefiting.
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Most of the top vendors benefiting from increased customer spending in the survey provide cloud based services.
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But it is estimated at nearly $150 million from 2005 to 2015, benefiting more than 300 schools.
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This year, Sanders isn't benefiting from quite the same age gap, though an age gap still exists.
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"They're just basically throwing away these great names that arguably are actually benefiting from this," he said.
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Let's make sure that everyone working in this new economy is benefiting, not just the very top.
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Currently, the league is benefiting from younger stars like Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, an MVP candidate.
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That means no one else is benefiting from the powerful political army the Culinary Union can be.
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After Nevada, caucus turnout fell significantly, leaving the process dominated by progressive activists — and thus benefiting Sanders.
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Ms. Consolo was born into the business, benefiting from her father's legacy as a real estate executive.
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Liberal Democrats are afraid that the infighting in the party's progressive wing could end up benefiting moderates.
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This battle has played out at local, state and federal levels, costing much and benefiting no one.
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Some enrich the pockets of medical practitioners while rarely benefiting patients for more than a few months.
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Among top gainers was Air New Zealand, which rose 1.9%, benefiting from the tumble in oil prices.
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The Democratic Party is currently benefiting from the largest gender gap on record for a midterm election.
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We are benefiting enormously in our national budget by the fact that inverse rates are very low.
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More important than benefiting one country over another, they added, is an alliance built on shared values.
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No Democrats voted for the bill because they viewed it as predominantly benefiting wealthy individuals and corporations.
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The unit is also benefiting from oil prices holding around $0.20 a barrel following OPEC production cuts.
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Exporters benefiting from the weaker yen included Sony Corp , which ended the morning session 0.9 percent higher.
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The provision benefiting Berea had initially been in the tax bill negotiated by House and Senate Republicans.
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Thus, there really can't be any significant federal tax cutting plan without benefiting richer Americans the most.
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They established the first statewide systems of free public schools — benefiting all Americans, regardless of their ancestry.
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In the age of "agri-tech," farmers are benefiting tremendously — and becoming increasingly reliant on — these advances.
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But his plan says he now rejects public funding for vouchers and tax credits benefiting private schools.
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Michael Boone, benefiting from Cook's absence, ran for the first two touchdowns of his two-year career.
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Activities benefiting from tax subsidies are fair game for "augmentation" through mitigation projects not approved by Congress.
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You win a seat in Congress, then write a bill benefiting a company you have stock in.
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He said he thought Americans "are absolutely disgusted" with the process, but that it was benefiting him.
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BP was also a major boost to the index and rose 1%, benefiting from higher crude prices.
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Overall, Caterpillar is benefiting from "improving demand for construction" in multiple areas around the world, Umpleby said.
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Its protections often have a spiraling effect, benefiting full habitats and the animals and plants within them.
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They have also put a spotlight on tax breaks benefiting the middle class that would be eliminated.
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The tower companies are already benefiting from increased demand for wireless services thanks to 4G mobile technology.
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It&aposs not just that these companies grew rapidly over the past 10 years, benefiting all shareholders.
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If you can't stomach a church (or a mosque) benefiting from a program, don't have the program.
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RiRi's shindig raised a bunch of dough benefiting her foundation that helps impoverished communities around the globe.
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Broadcasters want people watching as much World Cup as possible, but only if they're the ones benefiting.
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You're a company that is skewering brand marketing and consumerist economy while also benefiting from consumerist economy.
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The real estate industry, benefiting from higher prices and higher unit sales, has largely downplayed this trend.
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"The people who moved into those houses in the 50s, they thought they were benefiting," he says.
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Approximately 70 percent of individuals benefiting from cost-sharing subsidies live in states carried by Trump in November.
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Foligno scored two goals three minutes apart early on, benefiting from the tenacious play of his linemate Calvert.
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Economists said raising tax thresholds was an acknowledgement that not everyone was benefiting from the fast-growing economy.
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But the smallest and most vulnerable institutions — those most likely to fail — seem to be benefiting as well.
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Tobacco firm Imperial Brands rose 2.8 percent, benefiting from an upgrade by Barclays to "overweight" from "equal weight".
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The country also benefiting from low borrowing costs, partly enabled by the European Central Bank's loose monetary policy.
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The Titans will donate $25,000 to The Woodmore Fund, benefiting Woodmore Elementary School families affected by the crash.
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The NAO report said the scheme cost taxpayers 240 million pounds with just 14,000 homes benefiting from improvements.
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It's poor practice for bankers to be using lead manager orders and representing that as benefiting the issuer.
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Weakness in global growth may ultimately be benefiting the dollar, despite the increased expectations of a rate cut.
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But he's not predicting gloom and doom for all countries which have been benefiting from a strong run.
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Perhaps the dealers benefiting from opioid addiction at the street level would have to change up their strategy.
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As the e-commerce industry continues to explode, one startup that's benefiting is Boston-based 6 River Systems.
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So it's possible that Asian students will end up benefiting from the Justice Department's fight against affirmative action.
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The case for boosting the share benefiting from ECD is strong, but expenditure has to be well-aimed.
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Asked by Reuters about his meeting, Awakli said oil operations were benefiting from security provided by the LNA.
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It seems that some, including many of Houston's hospitals, heeded those warnings and are benefiting from the preparation.
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J. Sainsbury, a British grocer which also works with Sealed Air, is already benefiting from a new approach.
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But in a July 2017 interview with Chelsea Handler, Lahren admitted that she was benefiting from the law.
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Justin Timberlake, Ariana Grande and Coldplay also performed at the event benefiting victims of the violence in Charlottesville.
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Being able to see the machine for what it is and then still benefiting that from that machine.
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Accusations that Trump has been improperly benefiting from his presidency have been nearly constant since he entered office.
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Growing for us allows farmers to diversify the crops they grow, benefiting the farm and spreading the risk.
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Labour is benefiting partly from immigration slipping down the political agenda as the number of arrivals has fallen.
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He has been accused of benefiting from a massive bribery scheme involving the state-run oil company Petrobras.
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If Kushner Companies is not yet benefiting from proximity to the presidency, the potential for conflicts remains enormous.
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The government had said when it introduced the policy that banks were reaping high returns without benefiting customers.
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As a result, employers in Tier 2 or 3 cities are benefiting from the new surge in talent.
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I am looking forward to all of our brands benefiting from his drive, determination, insights and product leadership.
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The White House says their company and its employees are benefiting from the "Trump bump" in the economy.
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But while affordability for buyers is weakening, rising home values are benefiting homeowners who chose to stay put.
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The unit is UTC's biggest and is also benefiting from the acquisition of aero parts maker Rockwell Collins.
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Trump&aposs booming economy is benefiting African-Americans and Latinos and all-Americans who wish to better themselves.
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America's unmatched generosity helps to feed the hungry across the globe while benefiting our citizens here at home.
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Tobacco firm Imperial Brands rose 3 percent, benefiting from an upgrade by Barclays to "overweight" from "equal weight".
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"The park brings a lot of different kinds of services that are benefiting the community," he told CNN.
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In a ruling last May, the court fined the party for benefiting from a kickbacks-for-contracts scheme.
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His father was a first-generation college student, benefiting in part from the government assistance his grandfather received.
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Another pair, benefiting UNAIDS, provides a week of HIV treatment for an expectant mother in a developing nation.
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Current position: Deport children benefiting from the DREAM Act, repeal the 113th Amendment to end birthright citizenship. 103.
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They're all benefiting from the growing interest in blockchain, a distributed electronic ledger that makes all transactions trackable.
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Financials and industrials are seen benefiting the most, among the 11 major S&P sectors, from Trump's policies.
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Tobacco firm Imperial Brands rose 2.2 percent, benefiting from an upgrade by Barclays to "overweight" from "equal weight".
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They built moats, everywhere they went they built moats and now they're benefiting from those moats they built.
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The latter is benefiting from low interest rates and a shift towards lower-risk products, including car loans.
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And even those who do get online are not benefiting from it as much as their male counterparts.
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Hong Kong stocks rose 93.7913 percent, led by tech-heavyweight Tencent benefiting from Friday's strong Wall Street close.
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Those benefiting private interests or inure "insider" private gain lose their tax-deductible status because Treasury is cheated.
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Ford Motor is in pole position when it comes to benefiting from the coming age of autonomous vehicles.
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In that time, it's gone from a nice utopian concept to ponder to something benefiting thousands of people.
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Russia's rouble steadied also benefiting from recovering oil prices and 217 GDP growth being confirmed at 0.08.56 percent.
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Within the stainless sector, nickel has been benefiting from a shift towards higher quality, higher nickel-content grades.
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The ELN has about 2,000 combatants and opposes multinational companies, saying they seize natural resources without benefiting Colombians.
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"Other trade associations are benefiting from the Chamber's lack of leadership," a source familiar with the issues said.
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The European Parliament rejected a bill that would have banned politicians from benefiting from the subsidies they administer.
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Democrats have repeatedly criticized the 2017 tax law and the new tax package as largely benefiting high earners.
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Heightened risk aversion had pushed gold prices about 9% higher over the previous quarter, benefiting local gold players.
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But public archiving services, including archive_tweet, aren't necessarily so much about benefiting the individual who makes the request.
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Swift countersued his claim, promising any money made would be donated to charities benefiting survivors of sexual assault.
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Trump is benefiting from having clinched his nomination; Clinton is suffering through the last stand of Bernie Sanders.
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The world's biggest hotel chain is benefiting from strong economic growth in Asia Pacific region, led by China.
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As it stands today, this short-term rental economy is benefiting very few at the expense of many.
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The PolicyCenter, however, will be focused on proposals benefiting the entire country, rather than just the financial sector.
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U.S. financial sector funds seen as benefiting from higher rates pulled in $793 million, the most since February.
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With Israel and Iran enemies, Margalit said Israelis deserved reassurances that Tehran is not benefiting from the deal.
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Chemezov added that representation at the World Trade Organization (WTO) was benefiting the United States at Russia's expense.
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The truth is that Canada's promise doctrine isn't about "usefulness," but about benefiting Canada-based generic drug companies.
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FactSet said it was benefiting from a successful integration of its acquisitions as well as boosting organic growth.
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He also said health care stocks may be benefiting from a sector rotation from technology into other spaces.
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Overall, Tim and Sam found that living tiny was the right move, benefiting their financial and mental health.
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Patriotic clothing company Grunt Style is teaming up with Orange County Choppers to auction a motorcycle, benefiting military.
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But concerns are beginning to emerge within the Democratic base that Republicans are benefiting from an economic tailwind.
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He also called to ban immigrants from benefiting from government welfare for the first five years of residence.
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The company should start benefiting from the changes in the second half of the fiscal year, Reilly said.
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The government had said when it introduced the policy that banks were making high returns without benefiting customers.
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Agriculture companies: They're benefiting from being oversold in 2015 and 2016 out of fears of a global slowdown.
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By benefiting from the local and distributed nature of battery fleets, utilities also can forgo expensive infrastructure investments.
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But it should also be a moment to reflect on who is benefiting from them and who isn't.
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Thomas Makhalima, a Mashaba councillor, says an estimated 10,000 people are benefiting directly from the clean power grid.
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The European economy is benefiting from some welcome news, but it is not out of the woods yet.
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"It is not at all even remotely the case that this is not benefiting the class," he said.
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In fact, West Virginians covered under the Medicaid expansion don't always believe they are benefiting from the law.
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"According to him, only the American troops are benefiting from those exercises," he said, referring to his president.
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Now, as they pursue their first playoff appearance in seven years, the Brewers are benefiting from Lucroy's decision.
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He has somehow managed to offer criticism of President Trump's politics while benefiting mightily from his tax cuts.
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The Magic, benefiting from the return of starting point guard Elfrid Payton, ended a two-game losing streak.
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Mr. Altman said that Democrats were benefiting from that shift now, as the defenders of the status quo.
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Specifically, how Donald Trump's family is benefiting from the "opportunity zone" policy intended to help low-income communities.
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And she could not help but note that her critics did not mind benefiting from her financial prowess.
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Also benefiting was the 11th-seeded Berdych, who had lost 25 of his previous 27 matches against Djokovic.
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He appeared regularly on the annual Labor Day telethon hosted by Jerry Lewis benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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Some Fed officials see the combination as evidence that the economy is still benefiting from low interest rates.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dismiss the stock records and argue economy is a rigged game benefiting the wealthiest only.
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Soaring vegetable prices for city dwellers are not benefiting the producers, but only reflect the soaring logistical costs.
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She feels that every business on Main Street is already benefiting from marijuana in one way or another.
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With well-designed policies, migration can achieve a 'triple-win', benefiting destination countries, origin countries, and migrants alike.
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Our new arrivals are no longer benefiting from a national policy of multiculturalism that tells them they belong.
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Kennedy said the Trump economy is benefiting the rich at the expense of the poor and middle-class.
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Yet another strategy is to seek out overlooked countries — and companies benefiting from domestic growth, rather than exports.
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Broadcom said it was benefiting from strong demand for 103G-related chips as well as software unit growth.
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"At the same time, the digital companies are really benefiting from companies that are maybe internet-only advertisers."
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"That church is benefiting from that mural, but they had absolutely nothing to do with it," he said.
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He said Superdry halved the proportion of discounted sales over Christmas, benefiting both its margins and the brand.
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Objects will be sold at the SoHo showroom and online, with 813 percent of sales benefiting Girls Inc.
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FRANKLY, THEY'RE BENEFITING FROMTHE SAME THING THAT THE AEROSPACE BENEFITS FROM, WHICH IS A GROWING MIDDLECLASS, GROWING URBANIZATION.
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The 22nd annual Westchester Crossword Tournament, benefiting the Pleasantville, N.Y., Fund for Learning, was held on Friday, Sept.
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He said Superdry halved the proportion of discounted sales over Christmas, benefiting both its margins and the brand.
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Critics have noted their historical significance and argued that tearing them down could end up benefiting the developers.
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Justin and Hailey Bieber hosted a really great charity event Friday night, benefiting the arts and underprivileged kids.
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It is a lengthy complicated process that also risks benefiting the far-right populist party Alternative für Deutschland.
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The end result is that managers are too often the ones enjoying, and benefiting from, meetings the most.
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Who exactly is benefiting from all the jobs automation is eliminating up and down the line of skill?
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European banks rose 1.4%, the most among the major sectors, also benefiting from investors rotating into underperforming stocks.
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While tensions with North Korea have taken a bite out of the stock market, defense stocks are benefiting.
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"The housing market is benefiting from stock market volatility," said Odeta Kushi, deputy chief economist with First American.
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A gradual phase in would allow mortgagors to pay down additional principal while still benefiting from the deduction.
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Proponents of the amendment believe using the government's purchasing power would lower the price of drugs, benefiting patients.
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Barrick boosted its dividend by 40%, benefiting from higher gold output and improved prices for the precious metal.
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"This leads to the ultimate outcome of our research not even benefiting males and females equally," Gobinath said.
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Prosecutors have said some parents took steps to prevent their children from realizing they were benefiting from fraud.
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By taking measures that violate G7 and World Trade Organization rules, the United States is actually benefiting China.
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China has largely kept out of Hong Kong's affairs while at the same time benefiting from its dynamic capitalism.
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Whatever I didn't see before this moment is a sign that I was somehow benefiting from not seeing it.
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Even locations outside India are benefiting, says Jay Kantawala, who runs Wiyo Travel, an upmarket-travel agency in Mumbai.
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"Among our members, I have not heard of anyone benefiting from the current trade war and tariffs," Johansson said.
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The danger is that it becomes a giant giveaway, benefiting only people and places that do not need help.
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The Suns also did just enough defensively, holding the Kings to 22005 percent shooting and benefiting from 13 turnovers.
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The sale kicks off today and runs through October 403, with all proceeds benefiting each stylist's philanthropy of choice.
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Trump has repeatedly targeted China as benefiting from unfair trade practices including government subsidies and keeping its currency undervalued.
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Mumford & Sons kicked off the Global Citizen Festival week with a show benefiting an organization close to their hearts.
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"Muni issuers tightened their belts after 2008 and economic growth is now benefiting state and local governments," said Hession.
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Y, seems to be the only one benefiting from the filibuster while Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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AREU: The democrats are benefiting from the drugs and coyotes and... WATTERS: No, I am saying the cartels are.
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Schorr said he expected good and bad volatility to continue this year, benefiting stock trading more than bond trading.
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Operating margin in the business increased 150 basis points to 39.3%, benefiting from favorable pricing and a stronger dollar.
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Niche coins with specialized features can have stronger use cases that may accelerate the technology benefiting the entire space.
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Minneapolis-based U.S. Bancorp's net interest income rose 6.4 percent to $3.14 billion, benefiting partly from higher interest rates.
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Thailand has more than 12,000 community forests benefiting about 3 million indigenous and rural families, according to government data.
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With very low interest rates globally, alternative investment funds are benefiting from a flood of capital looking for yield.
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As employees look for greater meaning in their work, some start-ups with a clear social mission are benefiting.
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Newmont is likely benefiting from its gold mining operations as investors seek safe havens from the otherwise volatile markets.
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"Anytime you see money and power involved, you've got to look for who's benefiting," he said, according to CNN.
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He wants to cut taxes on companies, which would fatten banks' profits directly as well as benefiting their customers.
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Another country benefiting from a boost is Sweden, which almost catches up with America on the OECD's new measure.
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It's a small change, but it effectively seems geared toward benefiting creators' overall channels instead of just their views.
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Nike's own resurgent shoe sales, especially of Air Max shoes, is benefiting Foot Locker, Jefferies analyst Janine Stichter said.
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As for the steel stocks, this group is benefiting from the tariffs placed on Chinese and South Korean steel.
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But he argued that consumers are already benefiting from these business models because they're getting access to free services.
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Because it seems to be that these young skinheads and The Ain't Rights aren't really benefiting from this battle.
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The baseball-themed attire will retail for $75, with proceeds benefiting the Mercy Home for Boys & Girls in Chicago.
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"I didn't think I could participate in a way where I would really be benefiting the team," he said.
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Residents benefiting from Baltimore's programme moved from areas with a 33% poverty rate to places where it was 8%.
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"Investors are awarding a high multiple to the stock market this year, so IPO investors are benefiting," she said.
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"We are addicted, and they are allowing us to stay addicted and they're benefiting greatly off it," Lynch said.
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Omnicom, however, reported better-than-expected third-quarter revenue last week, benefiting from surprisingly strong demand in North America.
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Delphi, which is focusing on self-driving vehicles and advanced safety systems, has been benefiting from continued automaker interest.
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The company stepped up production of gold and silver by more than a third, benefiting from slightly higher prices.
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The sector is benefiting from a pickup in interest rates, positive economic data and a relaxation of populist fears.
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The London-based unit, the Dossier Center, is is compiling profiles of Russians it accuses of benefiting from corruption.
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That is if they're not manufacturing and not benefiting from the plunge in the Sterling to the same extent.
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Young people in particular are benefiting already: the region has the lowest youth unemployment rate in all of Germany.
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That's despite the UK subprime market as a whole performing relatively well, with Provident's rivals benefiting from its problems.
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Benefiting from Trump's promotion For OANN, being seen as pro-Trump is a key part of the business model.
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"As a result, these companies risk contributing to the use of, and benefiting from, hazardous child labour," it added.
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U.S. Steel said operating challenges at some of its factories kept it from fully benefiting from improved market conditions.
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They seem to want to make serialized stuff, and some movies, you're benefiting from the movie part of it.
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Why it matters: Cutting the top rate would only worsen the tax plan's reputation for benefiting the wealthiest Americans.
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But I've probably written just as many stories about the people who aren't benefiting from the health care law.
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Northrop, like U.S. peers Lockheed and Boeing, is benefiting from stronger global demand for weapons, fighter jets and tanks.
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The country star was performing in Seaside Heights, New Jersey Wednesday for a fundraiser benefiting St. Jude Children's Hospital.
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Stocks also might be benefiting as portfolio managers adjust their holdings at the end of the quarter, Hellwig said.
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The group will also invest in young projects aimed at benefiting presidential and down-ballot Democratic candidates, it said.
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In response, he explains recycling can help them earn money to improve their lives, while also benefiting the environment.
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APG said the stake would help it get exposure to an asset seen as benefiting from Australia's ageing population.
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"I would say we're probably benefiting from some newer digital marketing tools that we implemented last year," Dillon said.
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The empirical research, after all, shows that more immigration can ultimately lift up the entire country's economy, benefiting everyone.
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For investors, this is good news: the industry may finally start benefiting them as much as it does managers.
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Roosevelt's New Deal projects, while benefiting millions, roiled those that ostensibly hoped matters would, sooner or later, correct themselves.
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But his actions are widely seen as benefiting Ricardo Anaya, the party's candidate in coalition with a center party.
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Since 2010, the 21625B program has grown exponentially, without solid evidence that poor, underserved, and uninsured patients are benefiting.
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As with many other public policies, other states likely would follow California's lead in repealing DST, benefiting us all.
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Today it is the largest community-managed forest conservation site in Cambodia, benefiting nearly 4,20123 people in six villages.
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It's also benefiting from increasing digital advertising budgets, as well as more companies looking for digital video advertising opportunities.
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But they also find that support and opposition to the idea are immensely sensitive to whether immigrants are benefiting.
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Ross cited such factors as the "reshoring" of jobs to America, deregulation, and tax cuts benefiting companies and individuals.
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This year, it was vital in raising the minimum wage in six states, benefiting more than 8 million workers.
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It might not be fair, but it is modern baseball — and it is really benefiting the New York teams.
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FedEx is benefiting from increased business across all its units, as well as from the acquisition of TNT Express.
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A popular Broadway cabaret club has canceled a concert benefiting Black Lives Matter, citing the movement's criticism of Israel.
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The combination makes strategic sense, but Mr. Ellison appears to be benefiting from a side investment at Oracle's expense.
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"Most sectors are benefiting from a strong Canadian economy," said Bryden Teich, a portfolio manager with Avenue Investment Management.
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All proceeds from the four-figure cocktails are benefiting Kentucky-native Jennifer Lawrence's charity, the Jennifer Lawrence Arts Fund.
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They want them to weaken the EU, which Putin and Trump, in their zero-sum worldviews, see benefiting them.
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"Some states are benefiting from the health improvements of the past 50 years, but others are stuck," he said.
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"As a result, these companies risk contributing to the use of, and benefiting from, hazardous child labor," it added.
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The company said it is benefiting from recent transactions that transformed it into a pure-play food distribution company.
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It also explains why the bank lobby opposes public banks, employing "free market" rhetoric while benefiting from government largess.
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In the meantime, stocks are benefiting from strong earnings, a still-easy Fed and the promise of economic stimulus.
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Workday has been benefiting as enterprises increasingly shift to cloud-based applications to manage their payroll and human resources.
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A new study suggests that visiting a nursing home isn't benefiting the person you really wanted it to: you.
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The administration believes that moves to loosen the embargo would help meet its goal of benefiting the Cuban people.
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While the industries initially resisted new regulatory frameworks, the resulting certainty ended up greatly benefiting those companies, he argues.
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" He doesn't buy that the leak was deliberate, though: "I really don't see it benefiting Fabi in any way.
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Lippert also said Amazon has been benefiting from massive generational shifts, including peoples' changing shopping preferences and computing infrastructure.
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They will scoop up several companies in a field if they see growing companies benefiting from a broader trend.
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But the sector has suffered trade sanctions in the past after being accused of illegally benefiting from subsidized soybeans.
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But to contextualize this a bit, essentially all incumbent leaders appear to be benefiting from a coronavirus-related bump.
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Mr. Lowell insisted that Mr. Menendez had never taken any action with the sole intent of benefiting Dr. Melgen.
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In some cases, they appear to have made policy decisions benefiting the companies in which they owned a stake.
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Biden won the Minnesota primary, no doubt benefiting from Amy Klobuchar's exit from the race and her subsequent endorsement.
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Yiannopoulos has spent years benefiting from a pattern of provoking attack and then shoring up support amid the backlash.
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He indulged in their bodies and ideas, benefiting intellectually from the exchange even when his sexual desires went unconsummated.
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Professor Blouin said she could see two groups — self-employed people and students — potentially benefiting from an expert review.
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He is not benefiting from an improving perception of the economy because of his personality, his hostility, his divisiness.
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The Red Cross operates ambulance services, orthopedic clinics, hospitals, prison visitations and other activities benefiting all sides in Afghanistan.
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And despite Democratic efforts, Mr. Trump's companies would not be prohibited from benefiting from some elements of the bill.
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"Equities are mainly benefiting from the easy money policy, without too much damage on the economic front," he said.
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And most people don't seem to be benefiting from this frantic contest, either as students or as adult workers.
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The Norwegian crown inched to 3-1/2 month highs after firmer PMIs, also benefiting from firmer crude prices.
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"Hippos could likely contribute a partial restoration of these effects, likely benefiting native biodiversity overall," Svenning told National Geographic.
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The money is distributed according to a formula benefiting states most affected by disasters in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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On the other hand, the EPA has incentive to push for greater fuel efficiency beyond the levels benefiting consumers.
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The chipmaker said it was benefiting from strong demand for 5G-related chips as well as software unit growth.
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"We designed the rule to prevent slayers from benefiting from their wrongdoing," the VA wrote in the Federal Register.
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Equities in Asia closed higher on Tuesday, with markets benefiting from Wall Street's strong lead and subsiding risk aversion.
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He is benefiting from male privilege and wouldn't be treated the same if he were a woman, she said.
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Right now, the only ones directly benefiting financially from these players' creativity and work are the developer and publisher.
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Three-quarters of his estate would go into a charitable foundation benefiting homeless people, veterans and people with disabilities.
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Worth billions, he was designated by the US Treasury Department for "improperly benefiting from and aiding the public corruption".
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In 2014, the foundation reportedly spent $2.4 million of its total $8 million budget on services directly benefiting veterans.
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CYBG's capitalisation is adequate for the bank's risk appetite, benefiting from capital injections from NAB prior to the demerger.
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Even President Ronald Reagan, who oversaw drastic cuts to housing programs benefiting low-income Americans, let the MID be.
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Israel must spend the lion's share of these funds in the United States, benefiting the U.S. economy and workforce.
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That suggests that Democrats might have a harder time benefiting from skepticism of Mr. Trump than one might guess.
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For all the positive economic trends in America, the racial wealth gap continues to prevent growth from benefiting everyone.
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A healthy U.S. economy, rebounding consumer confidence and record low unemployment is also benefiting retailers like Target and Walmart.
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The licensing requirements have made it difficult for American companies to operate in the country, while benefiting Chinese companies.
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We call it "party over country," an environment Trump did not create but one he is clearly benefiting from.
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Keane and Nabors are both energy stocks which Cooperman sees benefiting from a rise in the price of oil.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer breaks down data and explains why most Americans are not benefiting from the 2019 bull market.
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Veterans are benefiting from the record-breaking stretch of prosperity that began after the 2008 recession, federal data shows.
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In addition, the increasingly capital-intensive nature of high-tech medicine favored big hospitals benefiting from economies of scale.
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Another proposed measure is to change the current first-come, first-served lottery system that is benefiting outsourcing firms.
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Builders are benefiting from the severe shortage of existing homes for sale, but new construction comes at a premium.
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And anything done in the pursuit of him benefiting is, by definition, totally fine -- as long as he benefits.
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Clinton has been dominant there in the polls, benefiting from the mix of suburban moderates and liberal city voters.
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Jiayuguan is already benefiting from the arrival of the high-speed railway and growing interest in the Great Wall.
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The source also said it was not clear which greenfields would could continue benefiting from the lower tax rate.
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Why not in the same congressional districts that are now benefiting from the development of the Space Launch System?
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Builders are clearly benefiting from both lower interest rates and the lack of supply in the existing home market.
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Publicly funded transportation upgrades or job-training programs, for example, can help entice companies while also benefiting existing businesses.
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It's not yet clear if businesses are actually capitalizing on the tax credit, or how many people are benefiting.
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We're told Dan's been working his ass off all year to set up the retreat benefiting Wishes For Warriors.
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It's that there's a group of people at the very top who believe in the future, benefiting the future.
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It's a special event for her -- it's benefiting her Clara Lionel Foundation, which helps impoverished communities around the world.
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But that opposition simply hasn't shown up, and, if anything, he is now benefiting from vocal opposition to Mr. Cruz.
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The state-created program benefiting people with AIDS, however, left the city covering the majority of the $38 million cost.
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Wondering who is actually benefiting from this aid, I suggest to Darg that the lanterns could be distributed more efficiently.
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"We need to act through data tracking ... to see when treatments are benefiting and when they are not," Gawande said.
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Like other subscription software companies, Workday is benefiting from businesses moving their most critical software and applications to the cloud.
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"You are not allowed to make a $130,000 in-kind contribution for the purpose of benefiting a campaign," says Eisen.
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More employers are implementing automatic features in their retirement plans, and younger millennials under the age of 25 are benefiting.
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In October, Amazon boosted its minimum wage to $15 an hour, benefiting more than 250,000 employees, earning praise from Sanders.
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The companies that are benefiting from having people that are educated, and school prices are getting so out of whack.
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"This merger will create a globally competitive market infrastructure group benefiting our customers, shareholders and the wider economy," he added.
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The bankruptcies of chains like Bon-Ton, Toys R Us and Sears don't appear to benefiting others in the industry.
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Exporters are also benefiting from a cyclical upswing in the global economy, as are other open economies such as Ireland.
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Southern European debt, also sensitive to changes in ECB monetary policy, saw a strong rally, benefiting from Draghi's dovish line.
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Trump and the GOP Congress subsequently enacted a large tax cut benefiting businesses and the wealthy more than everyone else.
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Perhaps benefiting from disillusionment with Mr Strache's party, the öVP went on to win a record 35% of the vote.
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Small employers' uncertainty about what Obamacare means to them may end up benefiting a major web-based health insurance broker.
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Japan's economy has shown signs of life with exports and factory output benefiting from a pick-up in overseas demand.
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Detractors said it went too far and purports to help small banks while in reality benefiting the largest financial institutions.
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If welfare is seen as overwhelmingly benefiting blacks it is little surprise that whites displaying racial resentment might oppose it.
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She, Chelsea and Lovato all wore limited-edition T-shirts designed for the Made for History collection benefiting Clinton's campaign.
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Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization rose 13 percent to 262 million euros in 2016, benefiting from one-offs.
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But the decision to meet Mr Trump again suggests that he still holds out hope of benefiting from continued negotiations.
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He fought for the aquarium for years and says it helped to lengthen the high tourist season, benefiting his village.
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And needless to say, it helps if the program is not perceived as benefiting primarily racial minorities, as welfare was.
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The state of play: AMD is benefiting from renewed interest in Bitcoin, which has soared to nearly $13,000 per coin.
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EM's success in Sweden shows how technology, combined with enlightened public policy, can cut public spending while also benefiting society.
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While borrowers and businesses fret over credit, there is at least one industry benefiting from the banks' day of judgment.
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Pai has repeatedly denied he has taken actions aimed at benefiting a single company and Sinclair has denied improper conduct.
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Brazil is also benefiting from a much bigger share of China's soybean imports at the expense of the United States.
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He performed that job exceptionally well, greatly benefiting Valeant's shareholders, and regularly communicated to his superiors what he was doing.
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