Relative to the linked quarter, results benefitted from incremental growth across most businesses, particularly in depositary receipts which benefitted from seasonal trends, offset primarily by lower leasing gains.
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As the general counsel of G.T.E., one of the country's largest telephone companies, he persuaded regulators to approve mergers that benefitted his employer while arguing against those which benefitted rivals.
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In general, her PopSockets content performs much better than her other videos, so while PopSockets benefitted from her content in the form of sales and information, Kimbyr and her channel benefitted, too.
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According to calculations by the Institut des Politiques Publiques, a majority of workers benefitted from Macron's reforms, but the bottom fifth of households suffered somewhat, and the highest earners benefitted the most.
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DAVID ZASLAV: Well, it -- that's benefitted the whole TV market.
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The athletes, kids included, have also benefitted from the exposure.
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Fonterra's financial profile also benefitted from its Velocity transformation programme.
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Some people benefitted from it greatly, others not at all.
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Rockefeller benefitted, as he still held his wealth in stock.
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Roughly 800,000 immigrants have benefitted from the program so far.
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YOU BENEFITTED FROM THAT THE WALDORF ASTORIA BEING ONE EXAMPLE.
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Young Saúl has also benefitted from being mentored by Simeone.
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JS: I've benefitted tremendously from being mentored by other women.
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You're – we have all benefitted from our relationship with China.
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I truly believe I have benefitted endlessly from public education.
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They've benefitted from currency and commodities gains, according to Bloomberg.
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It did seem, however, that Dos Anjos benefitted from this juggling.
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The exhibition might have benefitted from delving deeper into such ideas.
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Clearly the Teatro Regio has benefitted artistically from Mr Noseda's direction.
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Others — particularly those at small businesses — never benefitted from either approach.
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Then I benefitted from the perks of being a pro golfer.
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To be sure, Hield has benefitted from his time in college.
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AND FINALLY, YOU KNOW, TESLA CUSTOMERS HAVE BENEFITTED FROM GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES.
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The transformation guide could have benefitted from being a little larger.
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As a result, Toys has not benefitted from unique merchandise content.
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The younger Trump has obviously benefitted financially from his father's presidency.
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Cities with a culture of trade especially benefitted from this shift.
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It was the price of progress, and progress, ultimately, benefitted everyone.
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In 2016, more than 30 million students benefitted from the program.
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Their disclosures attest that the advocacy ultimately benefitted the Ukrainian government.
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In fact, our careers have personally benefitted from this generous program.
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Trump knows this—his companies have benefitted from it, after all.
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Taking account of economic growth, fiscal performance and external finances since 2582, Bolivia, Peru, Azerbaijan and Cote d'Ivoire benefitted most from the boom among Fitch-rated CEMs, while Bahrain, Gabon, Venezuela and Suriname benefitted the least.
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Gourde opened the scoring as Tampa Bay benefitted from a fortuitous bounce.
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Denver benefitted from a strong second quarter, outscoring Los Angeles 40-23.
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It's unclear if he ever benefitted financially from his son's heinous acts.
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But it wasn't just Cardi who benefitted from Collin's soft-focus glow.
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T.J. works incredibly hard, and his successes have benefitted our shared life.
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" Royce added, "Our show not only benefitted from that combination of voices.
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Both the US and developing countries have significantly benefitted from global trade.
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Economic growth has moderately recovered but this has mainly benefitted the wealthy.
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I don't know that I would have benefitted from art school anyway.
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I mean, corporations benefitted a lot, including Berkshire, and including the banks.
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Meanwhile, unions shrank and fewer workers benefitted from collective bargaining's equalizing effects.
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Some states have benefitted more than others under the Affordable Care Act.
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More than 6900,2628 New Yorkers have benefitted from Mental Health First Aid.
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Latin America has benefitted from global trade especially after joining the WTO.
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According to Kang, sometimes this has benefitted the world—or even China.
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Last year's services results benefitted from the settlement of a legal dispute.
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Silicon Valley's inventions have benefitted Donald Trump more than any candidate ever.
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The retailer has benefitted from the overall healthy e-commerce industry, however.
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Some hoped he'd renegotiate trade deals in ways that benefitted working people.
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And it's the propaganda and leaked emails that most clearly benefitted Trump.
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He just benefitted from the gene pool of an inherently evil family.
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And the only people that have benefitted from this are property developers.
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Herbalife benefitted from a widespread sense that Ackman was smug and patronizing.
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The launch party in Hollywood benefitted Dress for Success, a charity organization.
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"I think we benefitted in a way from that momentum," Hyland said.
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Miners also benefitted from the risk-on mood as copper prices rose.
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Mexico and Canada have benefitted handsomely from NAFTA — and so have we.
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Mexico and Canada have benefitted handsomely from NAFTA - and so have we.
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"Trade would be a good thing if it benefitted everyone," he said.
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Meanwhile Beto O'Rourke and Bill de Blasio have benefitted from outsized coverage.
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Sinemia, for one, has benefitted with a more measured approach to film access.
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RF Matt Joyce benefitted from Starling Marte's illness, and in a big way.
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ROAA in 3Q16 benefitted from fee growth and a smaller average balance sheet.
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Blum has long opposed racial policies that have primarily benefitted blacks and Hispanics.
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The Trumps, along with many other figures, created and benefitted from this system.
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He's benefitted from a sports psychologist and is unabashed to talk about it.
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In Fitch's view, Finmart's liquidity position has benefitted from its parent's ordinary support.
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Make no mistake: Trump benefitted the most from the relative niceness on stage.
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Immigration and ethnic diversions has likely benefitted Capital in other ways as well.
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Our nation benefitted greatly from infrastructure investments made a century or more ago.
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Poor and vulnerable communities have benefitted the most from the drop in crime.
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Forty-four percent of respondents said both leaders benefitted equally from the talks.
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The Wall Street Journal has said that the foundation has benefitted Clinton friends.
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NAFTA. What has really happened is that free trade agreements have benefitted the
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Health care providers and insurance companies have both benefitted from our current system.
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But according to the documentary, not all of these changes benefitted developers equally.
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There's no denying that they benefitted from what Jack Johnson did [in] 1908.
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Ginsburg turned a bitter personal disappointment into a triumph that benefitted her sex.
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For decades, our federal government has done just that — and we've all benefitted.
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New Zealand has benefitted the most from China's demand for imported milk products.
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Some of the money allegedly benefitted the prime minister, who oversaw the company.
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This particularly benefitted dual-income families, where time became an increasingly more precious commodity.
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"Even within this normal population, the toilet stool benefitted their bowel movements," Stanich says.
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ISPs, online companies, and the public have all benefitted under the net neutrality rules.
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And the growing popularity of low-cost carriers has benefitted cheaper mid-sized airports.
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The SALT deductions benefitted higher-income Americans at the expense of lower-income Americans.
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The company has benefitted from banks' willingness to restructure its borrowings in the past.
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His family benefitted from Michael's kindness, generosity and career support up until Michael's death.
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This ultra-orthodox approach would have benefitted from a more subversive or sarcastic presentation.
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Shields said that the group has also benefitted from its close ties to Ryan.
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We live in a country that has long benefitted from an independent court system.
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People with HIV and other chronic diseases have also disproportionately benefitted from the ACA.
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He has benefitted from strong run support — an average of 6.71 runs per game.
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Nearly 85033,000 acres of U.S. land and water have benefitted from AML-funded cleanup.
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Goldman Sachs and their wealthy clients benefitted to the tune of billions of dollars.
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Local gold stocks benefitted from investors' move to the perceived safety of the metal.
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It is not only large businesses, but also small U.S. businesses that have benefitted.
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Mortgage applicants of color have benefitted from its use in preventing discriminatory lending criteria.
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Instead of attacking this lavishly overpriced system, leading Democratic candidates have benefitted from it.
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Budweiser wasn't the only brand that benefitted from a free plug this Super Bowl.
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The main reason is that it benefitted from Apple's new iPhone X shipment momentum.
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IF ANYONE HAS BENEFITTED FROMFREE TRADE, IT MIGHT BE WILBUR ROSS AND YOUR COMPANY.
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It doesn't seem like she her career benefitted much from claims she was Native.
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My parents generally approved of the GDR and its system and benefitted from it.
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Would Johnson have benefitted from "conducting a multidisciplinary charrette" to explore his family's move?
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Rubin and his successor, Lawrence Summers, pushed for several policies that benefitted Wall Street.
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Outside the US, it benefitted from investors&apos aversion to risky assets last year.
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Small towns across America have benefitted from delivery apps with a surge of options.
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Shortly after his reelection, for example, Barack Obama agreed to extend the portion of George W. Bush's tax cuts that benefitted households earning less than $400,000 a year but not those that benefitted exclusively those who earned more than $400,000 a year.
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The Taliban has also benefitted from hundreds of Iranian advisers with tactical and battlefield expertise.
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"I had a few people who unquestionably benefitted from such a lax regime," he added.
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We benefitted from learning and putting in place intellectual property and the transfer of knowledge.
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It's all perfectly serviceable, but the score would have benefitted from a little more variety.
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Coke saw a 26.5 percent increase in global volume growth and benefitted from increased prices.
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But James Weinstein, who founded In These Times, argued that the socialists benefitted from becoming
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In the general election, he benefitted from Reagan's strong approval ratings and a prosperous economy.
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Many in Puerto Rico and in the United States have financially benefitted from this arrangement.
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Stephenson cited AT&T's previous merger with DirecTV, which he said had clearly benefitted consumers.
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Giants starter Chris Stratton (13-3), who worked five innings, benefitted from the offensive assault.
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Millions of Americans have better health care and both our universities and privates companies benefitted.
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While some gunshot victims have benefitted from the healthcare expansion, the system still has gaps.
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So, that's another example of a story that benefitted from a female point of view.
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Ford's decision has benefitted GM, which now sells 4 times as many SUVs its rival.
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It was real assistance, given in a personal way, and I've benefitted massively from it.
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A Georgia Senate committee voted to remove a jet fuel tax exemption that benefitted Delta.
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Nearly 800,000 people brought to the country illegally as children have benefitted from the program.
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But in faster than a New York minute, several million wage earners have already benefitted.
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Nearly 800,000 people brought to the country illegally as children have benefitted from the program.
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It also benefitted from a mild winter with lower-than-average snowfall in 2016–2017.
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"As a result from that, Google benefitted from network effects and became even stronger," Vestager concluded.
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The Supreme Court also upheld the verdict that Princess Cristina benefitted from her husband&aposs crimes.
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Weidman benefitted more in those two matches from what he didn't do than what he did.
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He was adored by so many, all of whom benefitted from his warm and generous heart.
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The Supreme Court also upheld the verdict that Princess Cristina benefitted from her husband&aposs crimes.
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GM also benefitted from its stake in ride-hailing company Lyft and French automaker PSA Group.
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Customers still benefitted, but he would like to see Verizon get more involved this time around.
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But Mr Park's interpretation has benefitted greatly from a cross-pollination of Korean and Western influences.
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The ones most benefitted by abandoning our carbon reductions pledges, are no surprise, fossil fuel companies.
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I don't know if we benefitted from all the stuff that's come in from the top.
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Yet he lost to the better liked Jimmy Carter, who benefitted from the fallout following Watergate.
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I'm not sure how he benefitted from creating these various personas he'd embody around different people.
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When Edwards was diagnosed with cancer, she benefitted from two of the ACA's most popular provisions.
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But the value of Price's shares has tripled, so he's certainly benefitted from his special offer.
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Based on estimated user data, surveys, and Twitter, it already seemed like Lyft benefitted from #DeleteUber.
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Just one project, the Kenya Arid Lands Disaster Risk Reduction, directly benefitted more than 21625,2900 people.
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All Americans have benefitted from the expansion of healthcare access under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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Aldyxin benefitted from no regulatory incentive programs, while Tecentriq received BTD, priority review, and accelerated approval.
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The event benefitted the Young Audiences Arts for Learning, the nation's largest arts-in-education network.
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It benefitted, too, from Martha Berry's backup vocals, which lent the song a bit of soul.
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For example, the Photo & Video category benefitted from the growth of YouTube's subscription service, YouTube Red.
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Thirty-one cities have benefitted from these funds, with a third grant announcement expected this spring.
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Kim: Historically I do believe that was probably true, that a city benefitted from an undercount.
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He benefitted from the cultural politics of the Cold War, even as he suffered under McCarthyism.
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Like previous "Madden" games, "Madden NFL 2004" benefitted from being on as many platforms as possible.
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To other Times reporters, it seemed like a stunt to garner media attention that benefitted Bloom.
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Her policy would reverse the Trump tax cut that benefitted big corporations and the top 1%.
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No one – the brand, the franchisee, the worker, or the customer – benefitted from this new system.
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Red Lobster wasn't the only brand that benefitted from the power of Queen B this weekend.
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That would have benefitted the city's innovation ecosystem by contributing to significant growth in tech startups.
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The fund has benefitted communities across America, financially supporting conservation in 28503 percent of U.S. counties.
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I have benefitted from their thoughts, and those of many others, in writing this whole article.
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That fueled questions over whether Trump's businesses have benefitted from him being in the Oval Office.
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Would you say that's benefitted you or hurt you when it comes to trying to evolve?
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Each and every state in the nation has benefitted from a New Markets Tax Credit project.
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Instead, Irving benefitted from a much larger role, attacking the defense with the ball in his hands.
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Organizations that benefitted from the days were the National Garden Scheme, SSAFA, and the Prisoners' Education Trust.
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I mean, we have benefitted as a firm over the last ten years with rising equity markets.
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The Daytona 500 itself was not as messy, but it benefitted from the new stage racing format.
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Loan-loss provisions remained low and benefitted from loan-loss provision reversals in corporate banking and Romania.
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The wider brokerage industry used to compete on price, and benefitted from interest in trading single stocks.
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Domestic players like Alibaba have benefitted while foreign vendors have found it difficult to enter the market.
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Below, check out the artists who benefitted the most from the Grammys bump in Spotify streaming numbers.
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Both father and son, everything that they did benefitted them one way or another by government program.
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Both have always benefitted from leaks of some kind, from the officially authorized to the criminally filched.
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One area that has benefitted from that has been home security systems through integrations with home assistants.
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Despite his sour grapes, Trump is actually winning and benefitted in earlier primaries from some GOP rules.
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Fitch believes DCOM's performance has historically benefitted from rent regulations on multifamily units in New York City.
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It would be more difficult to wreck Medicaid if more Republican voters had benefitted from the expansion.
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While China was getting richer, American consumers on the whole benefitted, contrary to much of the rhetoric.
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It seems this particular art theft has benefitted everyone, from thieves, to artist, to insurance giants alike.
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Ferrari are on 147 points in the Constructors' championship having benefitted from an improved turbocharger in Canada.
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Let's start with Mulvaney's claim that the whole country benefitted from Reagan-era tax cuts and deregulation.
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What is true and tragic is that the black population benefitted least of all from these institutions.
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During the recovery from the economic downturn, big business has benefitted from a record number of loans.
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"What Xi really feared from Obama was sanctioning the companies that benefitted from the theft," he said.
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His family, much like Donald Trump's, benefitted from the chain migration policy the administration now fights against.
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Namely, why haven't other young rappers benefitted from the loophole that allows a judge to withhold adjudication?
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One of Murphy's investments at Northzone has proven to one such company that's benefitted from massive growth.
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Machado's reputation benefitted from a twist in the debate only a generation after his death, in 1908.
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And we have benefitted, and this growth and these opportunities have enabled and empowered so many people.
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This ultimately resulted in the allegiance of those who benefitted, and these Republicans won their political races.
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Sure, many others benefitted from these same forces, yet fell short, including some of Ricketts's early partners.
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Many of the commercial aircraft deals awarded to Airbus, in contrast, benefitted from France's export credit agency.
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Every deke, saucer pass, and spin move received a chorus of compliments, regardless of which team benefitted.
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While low interest rates have benefitted corporate real estate owners, the story is more mixed for current renters.
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Holland (13-3) benefitted from a 14-hit attack in winning for the first time as a Giant.
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She questioned how showing Brown women from underdeveloped countries is aligned with sustainability and how it benefitted them.
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A whole industry has benefitted from this, offering defensive tools and forensics investigations to potential and actual victims.
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I take that promise very personally because I am one of the Americans who have benefitted from it.
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Recall, Disney benefitted from a multi-year lift in attendance when Cars Land opened at Disneyland in 2012.
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With reason: she, her party and other Croatian political parties have all benefitted from football-related election financing.
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Profitability also benefitted from cost efficiency; Amundi's compensation/operating revenue ratio remained broadly flat in 2015 at 34%.
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Nazi Germany benefitted from such deals with the devil, as have rogue nations and tyrants before and since.
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In fact, they've benefitted from his endorsements, and DeSantis even released an entire ad mirroring himself after Trump.
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Both Laundrapp and Zipjet have benefitted from this demand, with revenues, they say, rising more than 30% yoy.
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Still, there are instances in which a greater sensitivity to pop culture would have benefitted his own work.
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There are very serious questions about whether Hulk Hogan financially benefitted and this case is far from over.
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"Deplorable," too, benefitted from its time in the election season spotlight, thanks to Hillary Clinton's usage of it.
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The Duchess chats to families in the nursery who have benefitted from Hornsey Road Children's Centre's support. pic.twitter.
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Look, historically China has been the recipient of global orders and benefitted from that, you know, joined WTO.
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But they did have "an agreement," which Vaknin said mutually benefitted them in respect to certain social goods.
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Earnings have benefitted from low loan loss provisions, as asset quality has continued to improve for the group.
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But justice demands that they be checked and then weighed against how Snowden's revelations benefitted the American people.
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Interestingly, Farm Hill benefitted from the demise of one of its city-focused peers in the industry, Spoonrocket.
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She would see how that may be true for the half of America that benefitted from Dodd-Frank.
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Recording industry revenueCreate your own infographics Vinyl's surprise resurgence has been the other area that has benefitted artists.
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A panel of three federal judges ruled last month that the state's legislative district lines unfairly benefitted Republicans.
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Perhaps no state in the country has benefitted from the Affordable Care Act as much as West Virignia.
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Smollett may have benefitted from a simple failure of prosecutorial judgment or a raw example of celebrity justice.
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Duke, which had a starting lineup that included three freshmen, benefitted from production by players in their debuts.
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The deal in effect guaranteed lucrative payouts to Carlyle regardless of whether the refinery benefitted from the arrangement.
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TV's Buck Sexton this week when asked if the president's tax cuts benefitted his employees and their wages.
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The rotation away from growth and momentum stocks has benefitted those considered cheap, the so-called value stocks.
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Lou Correa and Salud Carbajal, both Democratic House candidates from California, have benefitted from that kind of support.
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Because Scheuermann's control of Hector was entirely dependent on her vision, she never benefitted from the ballistic stage.
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Mike Krzyzewski's squad benefitted from Kentucky's blunder and rode it to the top of the college basketball field.
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America's infrastructure, due to its extensive needs have always benefitted from a majority of support from federal funding.
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That friend and I have been playing Breath of the Wild together, and it's benefitted both of us.
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Why it matters: Startups have benefitted from the plentiful availability of late-stage capital to remain private longer.
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White people in every part of early America directly or indirectly benefitted from the "peculiar institution" of slavery.
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One reason: Although the Chinese government has invested significantly in the cause, it's also benefitted greatly from it.
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Suggesting otherwise is inaccurate, irresponsible and undermines a successful public-private partnership that has benefitted millions of people.
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Like Marzano&aposs crew, Butler&aposs team has also benefitted from an influx of personnel from the Ford.
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He's also benefitted absurdly low turnout: Only one other district in America had fewer people vote in 216.
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Through quotas, women have been able to increase the passage of legislation that has benefitted women at large.
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Perhaps no one fantasized about slave rebellions more than the whites who benefitted from the subjugation of slaves.
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Duties will dent those segments of the industry, which have benefitted from the falling cost of imported panels.
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This debate featured fewer players, so it would have benefitted Yang to try to wrestle more speaking time.
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The law imposed tariffs that South Carolina's legislature felt harmed its economic wellbeing and benefitted New England's commerce.
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MORE benefitted from the public's desire for change away from Bush policies and anger over a growing recession.
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But all things considered, the pairing of "youth" and "culture" is an arrangement that has benefitted this country.
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Kuczynski also benefitted from fresh corruption scandals that have engulfed two senior members of Keiko's Popular Force party.
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Like I definitely think I benefitted from the internet and so for that reason, we're just more specific.
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That means fewer American families benefitted financially from the rebound in housing prices over the last few years.
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Koh rejected arguments that Tesla and Eisenmann are not liable for abuses by ISM Vuzem because they benefitted financially.
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Reynolds, who had lost the bulk of her fortune to her ex-husbands, also benefitted financially from the auction.
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Andrew Rigie, executive director of the NYC Hospitality Alliance, agrees that his industry has benefitted from same-sex weddings.
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Nonetheless, the scope of the event cultivated buzz among street art aficionados and benefitted many of the participating artists.
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She realized the importance of donated breast milk after her second daughter benefitted from it just after her birth.
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They also benefitted from shared data from a visiting Yale professor, whose research was cited in Chinese state patents.
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The market also benefitted from some support from Chinese stock markets which rose on better-than-expected manufacturing activity.
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Everyone in the world has benefitted because of Wikileaks- He has sacrificed so much – to simply share the truth.
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For the last fifteen years, almost 4,500 companies from both sides of the Atlantic have benefitted from Safe Harbor.
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PT: Last quarter said Microsoft saw consumer PC market better than it had anticipated, which benefitted consumer Office sales.
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European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen said Italy had already benefitted more than any other country from budget flexibility.
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Kathleen Bliss, a lawyer for Mr. Cosby, suggested that Ms. Constand's mother had herself benefitted from the financial settlement.
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Then, too, he benefitted from the dream team writer-director combo of Jon Favreau, Mark Fergus, and Hawk Otsby.
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The now sidelined Deferred Action for Parental Accountability program would have benefitted only less than half of undocumented immigrants.
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The franc, viewed as a safe haven, has benefitted as investors grow nervous about the euro zone economic outlook.
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In 2009 Democrats attempted to induce embattled senators to support reform with provisions that would have benefitted their states.
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As many as 8 million Latino workers with 12 million children benefitted from the EITC in tax year 2013.
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Specifically, Van Hollen and Scott's plan tackles the issue by targeting drug companies that have benefitted from taxpayer money.
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When the doors of opportunity were opened, only those who were equipped to take advantage of those opportunities benefitted.
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Shake Shack "benefitted from new customer acquisition rates in the double digits, and higher customer spend levels" Visa says.
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Orion, widely seen as a business-friendly candidate, benefitted from the $1.5 million Amazon pumped into a local PAC.
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A large bulk of that funding benefitted Republican candidates, with more than $85033 million going to support President Trump.
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In a counter-argument, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said that Michigan and Ohio have benefitted from global trade.
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I benefitted from both a good public education system (all the way through college) and my parents' constant prodding.
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BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, STAYING AT ZERO FOR SO LONG, ANYBODY WHO OWNED ASSETS BENEFITTED OVER THE PAST TEN YEARS.
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It benefitted as Goldman Sachs raised its target price on the stock, and maintained its "conviction list buy" recommendation.
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Public records don't reveal the terms of the BofI transaction and whether Kushner Companies made money or otherwise benefitted.
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The Taliban allowed al Qaeda to remain, benefitted financially, and then paid a deservedly terrible price since 9/11.
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Results compared to both periods benefitted from flat expenses, which continues to be a key area of management focus.
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The Angels had only two hits in the inning, but they benefitted from three walks and a Houston error.
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Prominent national outdoor areas like the Grand Canyon, the Appalachian Trail and Central Park have all benefitted from LWCF.
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Brands, meanwhile, have benefitted from the exposure provided by being available to consumers through these e-commerce giants' sites.
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And questions have swirled for weeks around Price's investment activity, including whether his political actions benefitted his personal portfolio.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel told The Wall Street Journal that Snapchat's much-maligned redesign has actually benefitted the company.
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The company also benefitted from growth in its engineering and security businesses and its recently acquired Vision Security division.
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"The period benefitted from geopolitical events in the quarter, with this heightened activity reflected in trading patterns," Plus500 said.
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While Democrats complain of voter suppression, there is one isolated example of meaningful election fraud that benefitted a Republican.
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Its record levels have benefitted not only the billionaires who are the betes noires of the likes of Sen.
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Nearly 800,000 people brought to the country illegally as children have benefitted from the program set up in 2012.
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Net worth: $113 billion2019 gain: $23.1 billionBill Gates also benefitted from Microsoft's stock surge, the Bloomberg Billionaires Index shows.
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In 2016, she penalized Apple 13 billion Euros on grounds that it benefitted from preferential tax treatment from Ireland.
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When Obamacare was implemented, the Savilles were past their family planning years, but they still benefitted from the law.
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I had personally benefitted from having access to such spaces growing up, and I wanted to provide that to others.
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They note that Northam's gubernatorial campaign benefitted from black voters' desire to fight against this history and its modern versions.
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Well, do you think now LA and hip-hop at large has sort of benefitted from the Bay Area sound?
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The movement has benefitted from being indescribable – and thus being a vessel which the disillusioned can fill with their hopes.
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Meghan, 37, toured the facilities and met with members of the community and animals who have benefitted from the charity.
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Bottom line results in 312 benefitted from much lower legal and repositioning charges, which fell $4.8 billion for the year.
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At least 10 cars are believed to have benefitted from the free-flowing gas pump, which still has police befuddled.
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WellCare has benefitted from Medicaid expansion, covering 2.7 million people on Medicaid and collecting $17 billion in revenue in 2017.
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Since 2014, Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp have been the main networks that have benefitted from that growth in Latin America.
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Brazil's steelmakers have benefitted from higher metal prices in 2018 amid global trade disputes between the United States and China.
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Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images Meanwhile, Tidal benefitted greatly from West's initial comments about the album's exclusivity.
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Workforce Distributed workforces have also benefitted from expansive networks driven by technology and an attitudinal change in job market entrants.
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Even if it was only for one night, Henson got a seat at the table that benefitted all of us.
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He benefitted from it and fed into it further and amplified it," but he didn't create "any significant institutional reversals.
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Why it matters: Scooter companies like Bird and Lime benefitted from the optimism ride-hailing companies created about transportation services.
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But "Natural One" benefitted from all of the attention the movie garnered and found its way into MTV's Buzz Bin.
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If nothing else, the GOP has benefitted from unexpectedly good PR from the business world immediately following the bill's passage.
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Meanwhile, a Tumblr image app Split Pic also benefitted, but didn't surpass Tumblr despite being returned in place of Tumblr.
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Right-hander Ivan Nova (22-63) benefitted from Sunday's offensive fireworks, coasting through 26 2/221 innings for the win.
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Vaccinated women benefitted the most; HPV was less prevalent in that group than in those who hadn't gotten the shot.
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Cable companies and other providers have built networks, and consumers have benefitted from the competitive marketplace that today is thriving.
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TLI has benefitted from MYL's support in risk management, sales and product capabilities through the interaction between the two companies.
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Both candidates have benefitted from meteoric rises in popularity and they've managed to do it without creating too many enemies.
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Employers who promised employees a pension and benefitted from a lifetime of their work are legally responsible to provide them.
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Clinton has benefitted from Johnson' decline, doubling her lead over Trump in the RealClearPolitics average over the last three weeks.
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Naturally, popular games have immediately benefitted from this set-up—it's never been easier to get a Destiny crew together.
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He was right, and if McGee hadn't been such a doofus, the Nuggets would've benefitted from Ujiri's foresight even more.
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Although that might seem like a common-sense exemption, in Michigan it would have disproportionately benefitted largely white, rural areas.
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The question of how this spotlight has actually benefitted artists in this city beyond them, however, remains to be answered.
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The app may have benefitted from other apps around it seeing a decrease in downloads, which then decreased their rankings.
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He claimed he'd come out for veterans when it benefitted him, but what does he do when it really matters?
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Ivanka Trump has also benefitted greatly from Trump properties, raking in $3.9 million from the Trump International Hotel in 2017.
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But Nance argued that women are apt to look beyond the president's flaws at how his policies have benefitted them.
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For half of the people who took these initiatives, they benefitted by getting the service they needed or saving money.
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It's easier to be a foreign player in the KBO than it used to be, and that has benefitted everyone.
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In a Gallup survey on small businesses conducted last week, the vast majority -- 69% -- benefitted from the small business deduction.
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Jim Baker's integrity and commitment to the rule of law have benefitted our country through 5 presidents, of both parties.
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McGlashan&aposs son&aposs mother is a USC alumna, so he benefitted from being a legacy candidate, the filing said.
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He benefitted from solid defense by Polanco, who ended the second inning with an impressive play to retire Tim Anderson.
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They actually wanted government to do more things that benefitted them (as opposed to benefitting people they saw as undeserving).
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President Donald Trump's first major piece of legislation renewed the program, which has greatly benefitted his son-in-law's business.
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In Rainbows did even better with critics and benefitted sales-wise from its paradigm-shifting pay-what-you-can release.
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The National's Bloodbuzz Ohio benefitted from some deeper drum sounds and generally everything was slightly improved by the on-board electronics.
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Meghan isn't the only one who has benefitted from the Mulroney's style influence and network of Canadian designers on speed dial.
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Northern Ireland has benefitted from significant EU support for regional assistance as well as €2 billion ($2.15 billion) for peace projects.
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I'm not saying all three examples held onto their apologies until it most benefitted them, but I'm not not saying that.
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Kind of like how Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and Ivanka Trump have benefitted from being the children of Donald Trump.
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The party has benefitted from a stint in power that's allowed it to tone down some of its more controversial rhetoric.
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Related: Brutal Blood Sports Are on the Rise in the UK Government machinations have benefitted the industry in other ways too.
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And as Vox's Aaron Rupar has pointed out, Trump's children — and the president himself — have all financially benefitted from his office.
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It might seem surprising, given the increasingly authoritarian regime of Nicolás Maduro, that these films have often benefitted from state funding.
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The Devils are hoping the same thing that benefitted them Friday will be there Saturday -- contributions from everyone in the lineup.
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Not only have China's own automakers benefitted from the joint venture structure, but Chinese EV startups pop up seemingly every week.
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Trump often pointed to U.S. corporations as having unfairly benefitted from free trade with Mexico by outsourcing jobs to cheaper workers.
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Early player Modomoto has benefitted from its timing four years ago to build a solid base in Germany, Austrian and Switzerland.
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Washington was out-hit 7-6 in the game, but benefitted from eight walks, with Soto drawing three and Adams two.
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Brietbart has so far been unable to produce proof Comey directly took part in, or benefitted from any of the transactions.
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Tech companies have found an unlikely enemy in the telecom industry lately, which has benefitted from deregulation under the Trump administration.
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Even after his resignation, Flynn has continued to face scrutiny, including for lobbying work that may have benefitted the Turkish government.
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Amazon and other tech quasi-monopolies have benefitted greatly from the relaxing of antitrust laws that began in earnest in 1982.
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Blue Cross benefitted significantly from governmental overreach that allowed the company to compete — with a competitive advantage over other private organizations.
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In Germany, rain in the south had raised quality worries but may have benefitted dry areas in key northern production zones.
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Keefe's article makes painfully clear how Purdue and the Sacklers have benefitted from being able to legally operate in the dark.
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The Timberwolves benefitted from Paul receiving a controversial technical foul from official Lauren Holtkamp with 218 seconds remaining in the contest.
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They were particularly stunned by the hostility to the EU reform deal among Irish constituencies that had benefitted from European integration.
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She told Biden that she had been one of the black children who had benefitted from the busing that Biden opposed.
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They argue, as alleged in the lawsuit, that Trump has personally benefitted from his presidency and is harming other competing businesses.
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In the 1990s, the U.S. government forced "free trade," programs on Haiti, which destroyed the rice industry and benefitted U.S. farmers.
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No racial demographic has benefitted more than Hispanics from the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature domestic-policy achievement enacted in 2010.
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He later said the charges of sexism lobbed his way were unfair, and that it was Clinton who benefitted from sexism.
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In Giku's sole tournament victory in January 2016 he had benefitted greatly from Terunofuji's injuries taking him out of the competition.
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She lost to her Republican opponent in a highly disputed outcome, with some alleging that widespread voter suppression benefitted her opponent.
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Last year, Boeing benefitted from a whopping 2202 percent of all Ex-Im loan guarantees (and 2628 percent of total financing).
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All in all, the wealthiest Americans have benefitted enormously from roughly $20 trillion in tax cuts over the last four decades.
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Bernie Sanders, who handily won the Democratic primary — benefitted from technology that helped mobilize legions of volunteers in the Granite State.
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Foundational work in biology, from the Human Genome Project to early advances in synthetic biology, benefitted from significant U.S. federal investments.
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Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, also retroactively registered under FARA for work he did that may have benefitted Turkey.
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The world&aposs 500 richest people grew their collective net worths 25% in 2019 — but some billionaires benefitted more than others.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) benefitted from a spike in donations following the deadly shooting last month at a Parkland, Fla.
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More recently, Iceland benefitted enormously from the Marshall Plan, and from the Cold War-era American Navy and Air Force presence.
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Workers in South Carolina have sometimes been displaced by this fact but they have also benefitted from foreign trade and investment.
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Even before the fracking boom it was the case that some Americans benefitted from high oil prices even while most suffered.
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"Additional strength was driven by business volume, premium notebooks, and gaming PCs, which benefitted from moderating graphic card prices," he said.
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In exchange, Netanyahu reportedly tried to extend tax exemption legislation that would have benefitted at least one of the men involved.
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President DeGioia couldn't be more clear that the university "participated in the institution of slavery and benefitted" from the sale of slaves.
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Putin has also benefitted from the election of Donald Trump, who is arguably the most pro-Russian US president in modern history.
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France and Italy, whose governments have large stocks of debt and run deficits, have benefitted from over-sized ECB purchases for years.
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TTX's debt is not guaranteed by its railroad owners; however, Fitch believes the relationship has historically benefitted the firm's capital markets access.
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The restaurant chain's bottom line benefitted from more cost controls, and same-restaurant sales were up 1.7 percent from a year earlier.
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That's no small feat when the original felt so lacklustre, and really hasn't benefitted much from the intervening time since its release.
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"Xero, alongside several other NZ companies have benefitted from Peter's participation in multiple funding events, advice and access to networks," he said.
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Would this performance have benefitted from some nasal vocals and a guitar tone that sounds like it's been run through seven bins?
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The restaurant chain's bottom line benefitted from more cost controls, and same-restaurant sales were up 22016 percent from a year earlier.
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The researchers found that people who drove while absentminded or emotional benefitted from a "sixth sense" instinct that helped them navigate safely.
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"The UK has always benefitted from its openness to foreign business, this is a key component of its international competitiveness," it said.
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The silver lining is that we likely have enough distance now to see how we may have benefitted from this frenzied period.
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All of this has led to a chaotic marketplace that's benefitted the vaping startups but made things rather sticky for everyone else.
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It's certainly benefitted my life and opened up my life, and it probably has made me in some sense a better person.
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Since 23, many college programs have benefitted from the NBA rule prohibiting players from entering the draft straight out of high school.
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The event forced Kiev to agree to a ceasefire that benefitted Russia and the separatist enclaves, turning the tide of the war.
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Apple has likely benefitted from its three-month free trial, which, unsurprisingly, will automatically renew unless users are quick enough to cancel.
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One of them being that people who portrayed themselves honestly in their profile had benefitted when their Facebook friends show them support.
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Madison Bumgarner (2-3) benefitted from a 17-hit attack to win for just the second time in seven starts this season.
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Midcaps benefitted from a flurry of upbeat results, led by a 9% surge in Bank of Georgia following a third-quarter update.
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Reynolds, who was arrested in 1999 and 2000 on drunken driving charges, told reporters recently that she has benefitted from second chances.
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Repeal would have a profound negative impact on millions of Americans who have benefitted from having health insurance since the law's passage.
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Chinese indigenous brands have benefitted more from the rising popularity of SUVs, especially due to their dominance in the low-end segment.
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Patriarchy crosses racial, ethnic, religious, and class lines, and men of every hue have either contributed to it or benefitted from it.
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With Luis, Mexico and the United States would have made wonderful deals together - where both Mexico and the US would have benefitted.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have excoriated Barr's handling of Mueller's findings and accused him of misrepresenting them in a way that benefitted the president.
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For those of us who have benefitted from his work, and watched this sad saga, we say thank you, and welcome home.
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Try: "I had ownership over this project, and I made X decisions that impacted Y. Those decisions benefitted the entire team/company."
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest said there's no denying Trump benefitted from Russian hacking of political organizations during the campaign season.
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Madison Bumgarner (25-22) benefitted from a 113-hit attack to win for just the second time in seven starts this season.
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Grande returned to the city weeks later for the One Love Manchester concert, which benefitted victims of the attack and their families.
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The digital board game Armello—released in September 2015 by Melbourne's League of Geeks—has also benefitted from the introduction of Clubs.
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Chivas could have benefitted from being able to substitute in players like Marco Bueno or Carlos Cisneros, who are both in Brazil.
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"Total benefitted fully from this by remaining focused on operational efficiency," Total CEO Patrick Pouyanne said in a statement alongside the results.
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The company benefitted from higher equity market values this quarter along with solid inflows into its liability-driven investment and cash strategies.
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Proceeds from the event benefitted the National Press Club Journalism Institute, which provides guidance, funding and advocacy for journalists around the world.
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Kihuen benefitted from demographic change in the state, where 17.2 percent of eligible voters are Hispanic, according to the Pew Research Center.
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So it seems Conway is criticizing Comey for swinging the election for Trump, something that Conway and Trump benefitted from, I guess?
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While the Patriots put up 30 points, they benefitted from short fields left by a dreadful performance from backup quarterback Luke Falk.
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Global stocks also benefitted from continuing loose monetary policy, with central banks around the world keeping rates close to all-time lows.
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We believe CIB's overall performance benefitted from the appreciation of the US dollar, which typically boosts revenue more than it inflates costs.
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Those who benefitted from being in the right place at the right time often write a version emphasizing vision and hard work.
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The exemptions benefitted our industry by removing certain pricing and administrative burdens which allowed the railroads to compete more effectively with trucks.
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"There's a feeling that's very strong in my state," she said, that trade deals have benefitted large corporations and hurt working people.
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In 1997, 750 small business suppliers in 24 states benefitted directly from MWI's export sales that were supported by EXIM Bank financing.
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Young farmers and ranchers have benefitted enormously from this federal support over the years, ensuring a bright future for the next generation.
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Since regularly attending its classes, Rumble's benefitted my mental and physical health while also teaching me countless new skills along the way.
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"No community has benefitted more from Mayor Joe Hogsett's policies than us potholes here in Indianapolis," declared the account in a statement.
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I wouldn't have benefitted 1 percent if I had gone to county jail, where all people seem to think about is survival.
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Tesla, Schiffer contends, "has benefitted to the tune of billions of dollars worth of free publicity" because of its voluble, if volatile, boss.
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The Lakers benefitted from a disparity in free throws, making 25 of 32 foul shots to only nine of 14 for the Pelicans.
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Auto manufacturers and dealerships have benefitted from the goodwill of EV evangelists who've gone forth to spread the gospel of the electric motor.
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But when Ryan Vogelsong and Pablo Sandoval joined forces again Sunday, just like the good ol' days, the San Francisco Giants surely benefitted.
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This could serve to boost the chances of candidates like Sanders, who says he benefitted from a huge voter turnout in New Hampshire.
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And while Roc Nation benefitted from the Samsung deal, Tidal and Jay Z will both profit from the backend streams on 4:44.
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The number would have benefitted more from giving the serial collaborators a little more room to breathe and feed off each other. 3.
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The retailer also benefitted because the consumer picked up the product and took it home, thereby eliminating their cost of last-mile delivery.
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Left-hander Brett Anderson (173-2) benefitted from Oakland's third-largest run total of the season, coasting through six innings for the win.
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Why it matters: Zarif, who was instrumental to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, benefitted from an immense outpouring of public and personal support.
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Yes, for all the drama surrounding this cluster of eclipses, you may come out the other side having benefitted from all that energy.
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"Traditionally, LPs are people who can cut a check, who tend to be white men who have benefitted from their privilege," said Ehrhardt.
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They moved to Hollywood in 1929 so Fay could star in a movie, but Stanwyck's career benefitted more from the move than Fay's.
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This was not yet the rule, though, and so according to compliance my brother benefitted from his status as a college basketball player.
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Nobody has ever benefitted from comparing themselves to another person — especially not when they've only ever seen that person on their phone screen.
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Increased trading activity has also benefitted Wall Street banks such as Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc, which have posted strong first-quarter profits.
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Bigger rivals Sky and BT benefitted from TalkTalk's problems, adding 144,000 and 130,13 broadband customers respectively in the last three months of 2015.
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"AR Capital and its partners Schorsch and Block failed to do so and benefitted themselves greatly at the expense of shareholders," he added.
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I know we have all benefitted from his customer focus and the way he has encouraged all of us to operate as owners.
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Forcing disclosure of his tax returns could also dovetail with the issue of Trump's unpopular tax cut package, which disproportionately benefitted the rich.
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Net interest income benefitted from higher short-term US dollar interest rates and higher loan volumes, particularly in the form of mortgage loans.
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Also, the public supports the contraception requirement by nearly a 2-to-1 margin, and 55 million women have already benefitted from it.
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McDavid said the Oilers benefitted from the fact that the Wings played in Calgary the night before, a game that stretched into overtime.
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Veteran political reporter Carl Cannon said on Wednesday that Democrats greatly benefitted from their strategy of early candidate recruitment during Tuesday's midterm elections.
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Politicians like Bernie Sanders who tap into that resentment—rather than ducking it, as mainstream Democrats like Barack Obama often did—have benefitted.
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In 1986, President Reagan and Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill saw a need for sweeping tax reform that benefitted Middle Class Americans.
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Ted Cruz likely benefitted from the structural electoral advantages that Republicans enjoy in Texas -- as well as a healthy dose of political tribalism.
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The Quandt family, longtime powerful BMW shareholders, benefitted by "taking over scores of Jewish businesses" during World War II, according to the Independent.
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The auction benefitted the New York City Ballet and ROC United, an organization that is dedicated to raising the wages of restaurant workers.
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Surely, it wasn't the first time the eight-time All-Star and 2017 NBA Finals Most Valuable Player has benefitted from superstar treatment.
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Another winner appears to be Microsoft, which said that its Windows business has benefitted from manufacturers building more PCs ahead of potential tarriffs.
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Reynolds, who was arrested in 1999 and 85033 on drunken driving charges, has said that she personally has benefitted from getting second chances.
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Minnesota VikingsWhy you should sit him: Shepard has benefitted from the play of Daniel Jones, but Week 5 might not go his way.
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Despite being one of the most disliked entries in the "Call of Duty" franchise, "Ghosts" benefitted from the series' massive reach and reputation.
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The result was that "Lyft benefitted tremendously from Uber's troubles in 2018" eMarketer's forecasting director Shelleen Shum told the USA Today in May.
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Netanyahu benefitted from positive coverage from a Bezeq-owned news website at a time when he had the power to shape telecom policy.
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The firm has also benefitted greatly from Marty's cross-divisional experience and his deep insight into regulatory reform, market structure and operational infrastructure.
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The most recent mission has likely benefitted from the advocacy of recently unseated congressman John Culberson, a Republican from Texas' 7th congressional district.
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To Sprague, who grew up on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation, misdirection about whom the memorial benefitted seemed especially purposeful when donors visited.
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But now that the cumulative effect has decidedly benefitted middle-class America, Republicans will push to rebalance the field to disrupt this trend.
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"By expanding the opportunities available to DACA recipients, this program has benefitted America's companies, our Nation's economy, and all Americans," the signatories say.
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The economy has benefitted from a surge in consumer spending, up 34 percent since 2102, as well as an increase in consumer debt.
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Since the start of the Medicare Part D program, millions of our nation's seniors have benefitted from greater access to their essential medications.
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And the lack of awareness seems to have benefitted the show, which has gained unanimous praise via social media and word of mouth.
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European far-right politicians take a similar view: A number of them have benefitted from Russian support, including direct funding from Russian banks.
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It was a bizarre thing to do, it clearly benefitted Russian foreign policy objectives, and it offered nothing but political downside for Trump.
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The greenback may have benefitted a little from end-of-quarter adjustments this week and could come under further pressure next week, Schamotta said.
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But science journalism has benefitted greatly from the FOIA process, and even the loosest comparison between the law and illegal hacking could be detrimental.
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"[Florence] could light up the room and lighten the mood, and she just did it naturally and we all benefitted from that," Lookinland said.
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"We've benefitted from the fact that cooperation across the world manifests in this constellation, and that we can use these satellites together," Eldering says.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Bernie Sanders dominated the youth vote, consolidated the liberal base, and benefitted from a knife fight among his more moderate rivals.
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All business segments contributed to this increase, Friese said, especially in Japan, where NN benefitted from changing tax rules for corporate-owned life insurance.
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I feel confident in the path I chose for myself from an early age — it's benefitted me, my family, and our financial situation immensely.
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The truth is that freer North American trade since the 2202s has not only benefitted Mexico and Canada, but the United States as well.
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Price's lobbying abroad, which has not previously been reported, is another example of how his work in Congress could have benefitted his investment portfolio.
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With the dollar quickly rebounding, the only currency in the region that benefitted from the Fed's dovishness was the most liquid unit, the zloty.
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The Act permitted states to allow workers to decline to join a union, or pay fees, even if they benefitted from union-negotiated contracts.
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They were demanded by the press corps, but also benefitted the United States because they allowed us to set the table for our engagements.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy has benefitted from stronger global growth and improved commodity prices that have boosted exports and narrowed its current account deficit.
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The stock is selling at a 40-percent discount to book value and no investor has benefitted to date from breaking up this bank.
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But even if Obama personally benefitted from the current system, he knew he wasn't running for president again after being re-elected in 2012.
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The Diamondbacks selected him from the Rays and when he suffered a broken hamate bone during spring training, in a perverse way they benefitted.
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He was not alone: both the Queen and her son, Prince Charles, were revealed by the leak as having benefitted from tax-free shelters.
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The results also represent an average, so some people likely benefitted more from the drug, while others might not have been helped at all.
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He officially registered as a foreign agent earlier this month amid revelations that he had done lobbying work that ultimately benefitted the Turkish government.
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Besides its efficacy in a field a lot people care a lot about, the drug has benefitted from a string of savvy marketing campaigns.
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The two pointed to the tax cut passed by the Trump administration in late 2017 that they argue overwhelmingly benefitted corporations and hurt workers.
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Research we conducted at the University of Tennessee shows that from 22019 to 2014, Americans across the income spectrum benefitted from fuel economy standards.
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The two-term Democrat won her first race in 2006, a strong year for the party, and benefitted from a weak opponent in 2012.
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RANDAL QUARLES: WELL, I THINK, YOU KNOW, OVER THE LONG-TERM, OVER DECADES, THE U.S. HAS BENEFITTED FROM AN OPEN -- GLOBALLY OPEN TRADING REGIME.
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Regulatory and legislative efforts to restrict payday lending have benefitted financial institutions that offer the same types of products as Self-Help, studies show.
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Banza has benefitted from the plant-based protein wave and the growing popularity of brands including Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat in recent years.
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Paleontologists first hypothesized that T. rex might also have benefitted from mobile joints, moving its skull bones around to help bite with full force.
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These individuals may have benefitted from the felonious conduct if it inflated the value of their stock, but they are innocent of any crime.
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But for the most part, the label made sense: The SaGa games felt very much like spinoffs that benefitted from the Final Fantasy branding.
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Other improvements which have benefitted from machine learning include an Explore feature in Google Sheets, which lets you enter a question in natural language.
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After all, Moore is just one of the 40-million African Americans who have benefitted from Johnson's courage to break down the color barrier.
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Anne McElvoy asks Margaret Atwood whether she benefitted from a "Trump bump", if #MeToo is an invincible weapon and what makes a "bad" feminist?
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"It certainly appears that Biden has benefitted the most from those who have left the race," said Wolf, who has donated to several candidates.
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Moreover, the massive Trump tax cut, which overwhelmingly benefitted the wealthy and corporate interests, did not "pay for itself," as Trump predicted it would.
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In the north, a victorious politician could direct state funds toward projects that benefitted his supporters, but expectations were more modest in El-Balyana.
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Recently expanded in 2012, it almost certainly benefitted from a Bush-era tax giveaway allowing 50 percent of expansion costs to be deducted immediately.
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How the RBI drains the cash will thus become an impact factor for bond traders, who have benefitted from a rally in debt markets.
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Trump will not know whether Mueller has benefitted from a "Deep Throat" source who has provided crucial inside information about Russia, but Mueller will.
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VTB, controlled by the government, does not plan to ask the state for a capital injection, he said, something it had benefitted from previously.
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Trump, no student of the Senate, does not realize how much he has benefitted by the Republicans' failure to exercise their constitutionally established prerogatives.
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Grant Reeher, the director of the Campbell School of Public Affairs at Syracuse University, said Democrats have benefitted so far from positive press coverage.
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The agreement closes the position of the Swiss bank in the case, leaving under investigation the Italian clients that allegedly benefitted from the system.
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But his silence provides cover for Shine to call concern about measles "hysteria" and falsely claim that Baby Boomers benefitted from contracting the disease.
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It has been a year that has lined the pockets of insurance companies and benefitted the government while hurting taxpayers, patients and American innovation.
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George W. Bush achieved the highest approval rating at 277 percent in December 20183, though he likely benefitted from a post-22018/22020 boost.
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There's no part of me that thinks that my being a woman or being a gay woman has benefitted me in the comedy world.
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However, it doesn't appear that the paid game that made it into the top 10 benefitted from the additional exposure, in terms of new downloads.
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Throughout his career, the Facebook founder, who coined the motto "move fast and break things," has benefitted from skirting rules and aggressively going after competitors.
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Cahill (1-0), making his first major league start of the season after beginning the year in the minors, benefitted from Oakland's 13-hit attack.
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Some medium-sized banks in Kazakhstan have benefitted from state capital support to address this, but in Azerbaijan lenders often remain dependent on regulatory forbearance.
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While all Americans have benefitted from imported low-priced products, the costs in lost jobs and reduced incomes have primarily fallen on America's working class.
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"Really good men who have done really good things in their careers, who have benefitted all of us, can also do terrible things," said Jayapal.
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The industry has benefitted from an aging U.S. population, enrollment increases due to the Affordable Care Act, and prescription price increases, particularly for specialty pharmaceuticals.
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Women on the scheme said they had benefitted by gaining a stable income stream, and a new sense of independence and respect within their villages.
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SG's international retail operations benefitted from strong macroeconomic environments, with strong GDP growth rates in the Czech Republic, Romania, and Russia, where inflation has stabilised.
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As a student at the University of California at Berkeley, Shaugnessy benefitted from studying under an ideal mentor in the celebrated nuclear chemist Darleane Hoffman.
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Both Nixon, the Republican Party, and the conservative movement in other words benefitted from the decision not to fight it out to the bitter end.
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As a direct result of one of their studies, more than five million Indian children have benefitted from effective programmes of remedial tutoring in schools.
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"Unfortunately, I may be one of the only people who benefitted from [Trump winning]," he said in a when I called him after the election.
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They reported that while it has led to an increase in enrollment, it has not benefitted lower-income and students of color in substantial numbers.
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Those groups instead benefitted from the tax credits offered by the package, which allowed them to have more liquidity and spend money in their communities.
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"We benefitted [sic] from increasing crude oil prices and ongoing efficiencies being implemented across the company," Chairman and CEO John Watson said in a statement.
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In 2008, former Ethiopian president Girma Wolde-Giorgis wrote to a number of institutions in the UK who had benefitted from the 19th-century raid.
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BIB's capital position benefitted from subordinated debt (USD55m) provided by the authorities in 4Q15, while the bank has been set by the authorities for privatisation.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff found when she reported from the state, it didn't even stop people who directly benefitted from Obamacare from voting for Trump.
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The wide-open field will present challenges for Sanders, who benefitted in 2016 by being able to make a clear distinction between himself and Clinton.
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According to this new ruling, companies only need to prove that an intern "benefitted more" than the organization from the internship not to pay them.
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Trump's campaign has acknowledged that it didn't do everything it could to win in Colorado while arguing that the state's complicated process inherently benefitted Cruz.
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Greg Abbott (R), who launched a major field campaign even in more sparsely populated rural parts of the state, votes that benefitted Cruz as well.
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However, bitcoin appears to have shrugged off the negative noises and has benefitted from some positive news that could help bring it into the mainstream.
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Consumers are not the only ones who would have benefitted from even larger tax breaks instead of giving tax breaks to companies with excess cash.
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An untold number of other Americans have benefitted as lenders have been deterred and steered away from unscrupulous behavior by CFPB enforcement and supervisory actions.
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Lula and Dilma saw Brazilians of African descent as their constituents, and made sure that the quilombos benefitted from government programs and from new infrastructure.
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Among the 1,993 study participants surveyed, 84 percent said they benefitted from the experience of a bad trip, despite reporting varying degrees of psychological distress.
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In the American Revolution, the people who suffered most were not the people who benefitted most, and the lucky ones wrote most of the story.
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I moved to a relatively homogenous society, and still stand out as a foreigner, but it felt as though I benefitted from a few advantages.
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No one has benefitted more from our thriving economy than women, who have filled 58 percent of the new jobs created in the last year.
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And if there's one foodstuff that's benefitted most—probably because its ooziness lends itself perfectly to your boyfriend's #FoodPorn #Cheatmeal Instagram thirst-traps—it's cheese.
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Mad Catz also benefitted from low information consumers, who did not have the internet at their disposal to quickly assess and compare their peripheral options.
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Sanders benefitted at an earlier point in the campaign from doing it skillfully, but during a critical period, he didn't do a very good job.
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The internationally focussed FTSE 100 rose 0.7% by 0827 GMT, as exporters benefitted from a plunge in sterling to its lowest level since March 1985.
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To see what this funding can achieve, Bono and Alvi visit a Rwandan hospital that has benefitted from dollars (RED) raised for the Global Fund.
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"I think it benefitted [the government] too, not just us," Chamorro said after suggesting the paper's pressure campaign might have finally helped end the blockade.
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Hundreds of thousands of farmers unfairly benefitted in 28503 and 22019 by double dipping in either the PLC or ARC and the crop insurance program.
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Athos said that Tofurky has benefitted from the increased buzz around the plant-based space that has been generated by Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat.
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While the agreement closes the position of the Swiss bank in the case, the Italian clients that allegedly benefitted from the system remain under investigation.
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DACA has benefitted not just the three of us and 800,000 others, but countless Americans who live, study and work with us every single day.
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Manafort and Flynn, unlike Stone, were engaging in work that benefitted foreign governments and registered with the Justice Department under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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A recent study found that all 28503 drugs approved in the U.S. between 22019 and 2016 benefitted from publicly-funded research, either directly or indirectly.
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Some critics allege mismanagement and corruption; others argue that the scheme has mostly benefitted the private sector, which runs eighty per cent of Haiti's schools.
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Ethiopia, the second most populous country in Africa, is a U.S. partner in the U.S. global war on terrorism and has benefitted from U.S. aid.
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Boston benefitted from 24 second-chance points and was 24-for-220 from the free throw line while Washington missed 220 of 250.5 foul shots.
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Romney, who belonged to a class that greatly benefitted from cheap immigrant labor, had to pretend to be outraged by the presence of undocumented workers.
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"Do male artists who have benefitted from all the unacknowledged privileged they receive try to rectify this discrepancy by bringing along female artists/acts?" she wonders.
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Its global markets activities had a solid year, with overall revenue rising 10% as it benefitted from market share gains in Europe in credit and rates.
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The parents say they've benefitted too – swapping notes on a disease so rare, doctors say the kids are literally writing the book on what's to come.
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Given the energetic costs of infant carrying, both adults and juveniles may have benefitted from the [climbing traits] present in the juvenile foot of A. afarensis.
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Tony Rankins and Paul Morrow are both Army veterans who have benefitted from the Opportunity Zones created through Republican tax cut legislation passed in late 2017.
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Instead, Kendi argues that racist ideas are developed by people in power attempting to justify the existing policies and institutions that they themselves have benefitted from.
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Earlier this week I benefitted from a drop in Uber Pool pricing, noting my ride was a whole Starbucks medium-size latte less than Lyft Line.
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As for Ethereum, it likely benefitted from the launch of a test network for Casper, a significant upgrade for Ethereum which is currently in alpha stage.
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Although Paris saw second quarter foreign tourist numbers dip by 12.9 percent year-on-year, the city is also said to have benefitted from currency dynamics.
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The Night King would have benefitted from more patience, and a better understanding of his opponents' capabilities, before committing to this kind of all-out assault.
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Commodity importing countries such as India and Indonesia have benefitted from lower oil prices whereas exporting countries such as Russia and Brazil suffered a major blow.
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Later that year, he was asked to join the Big Bear Track Club in Big Bear, California where he benefitted from more focused and structured training.
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While the kiwi lost steam towards the year's end against the rampant dollar, it benefitted from New Zealand's sound economic growth and relatively higher interest rates.
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And because these policies could come alongside restrictive measures on global trade, smaller companies, which do more business domestically, benefitted even more than the large caps.
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The company said it benefitted from changes to its menu and value and convenience initiatives, which it had set forth during an investor day in March.
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Northern Ireland, which has been the backdrop for everything from Winterfell to Dorne to the Dothraki grasslands, has arguably benefitted from Game of Thrones the most.
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So she benefitted a lot in a weird economic way even though she admitted to me that she had regrets it did not work out better.
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Within the Bay Area, technology is the most trusted industry sector, but only 38% of those residents believe the growth of technology has benefitted them personally.
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That firm also registered with the US government as a foreign agent Wednesday—saying, essentially, that the work they did could've principally benefitted the Ukrainian government.
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And it spurred a massive series of stock buybacks that benefitted rich people who own lots of stock and corporate executives with stock-linked compensation packages.
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Nonetheless for nearly three centuries now, the United States has benefitted, if not prospered, from the cognitive, civic, and entrepreneurial contributions of immigrants and their children.
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The Bills have benefitted from a reasonably cushy schedule to prop up their 5-1 record, with wins coming against the Jets, Giants, Bengals, and Dolphins.
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It's worth mentioning, in light of more recent developments, that Shakespeare benefitted from what was essentially a bully campaign led by the film's producer, Harvey Weinstein.
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Paid advertising hasn't moved the needle much this cycle, but could help put Trump, who has already benefitted greatly from outsized media attention, over the top.
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The music industry has benefitted from the advent of streaming music service, but licensing negotiations remain a point of tension between streaming platforms and record labels.
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David Embree, a religious studies professor at Missouri State University, said Liberal benefitted in its early years from the area's live-and-let-live frontier mentality.
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The 28-year-old has benefitted from a summer move to Cruz Azul and is once again playing first team minutes in the Mexican top flight.
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The big picture: CVS donated $500,000 to America First Policies, MapLight reported this week, and CVS has since benefitted from the Trump administration and Republican policies.
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VR probably could've benefitted from playing a bit more of its early years in the shadows, but very few projects of Facebook keep a low profile.
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Still, it is not necessarily the spatial and positional awareness he took away from Italy that most benefitted him, but rather the maturation of his outlook.
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The app also benefitted from another key incident, when the official game was delisted from those same keyword searches later in the day on January 22.
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Trump is widely believed to have benefitted from independents and Democrats playing in the GOP primary, while Cruz is believed to have suffered from that phenomenon.
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Faced with evidence of frailty in the American project, in the institutions and norms from which they have benefitted, some are permitting themselves to imagine failure.
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What's happening: This successful replenishment benefitted from pressure by French President Emmanuel Macron and other leaders to secure support from an unprecedented number of implementing countries.
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Not only do these numbers reflect China's strong economic growth, it also showed that the continued fiscal support by the government has largely benefitted the economy.
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Sectors that earn revenues in dollars have benefitted from sterling weakness since the vote, with a rally in oil prices helping the heavily weighted commodity sector.
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It was a player that was a part of it, that benefitted from it during the regular season when he was a part of that team.
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These firms that had benefitted from the temporary trade truce between the US and China suddenly faced a new risk that was also global in nature.
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In Kimbyr's case, she loved the product, helped sell it, and benefitted from making content about it, but she always wanted a tighter relationship with PopSockets.
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Sales growth in local currencies was 11 percent, as the company benefitted from a string of recent acquisitions and increased activity in the global construction market.
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Ball bounces Twins' way in victory over Astros HOUSTON — One night earlier, it was the Astros who benefitted from a fortuitous bounce en route to victory.
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It has spurred discussions about why factors such as donations, athletics and legacy status are baked into the admissions process, which has traditionally benefitted wealthy families.
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But when she asked passersby why birth control is important to them, and how they have benefitted from free or affordable healthcare, many people had a story.
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After the 1935 passage of the National Labor Relations Act, which kicked off the modern era of unionization, economic growth increasingly benefitted Americans across the income scale.
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He pointed out that the study could have benefitted from more data on other brown bear populations, or species that recently went extinct like the Atlas bear.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Dustin Skye (YouTube)If the internet has benefitted humanity in any way, it's by spotlighting people's amazing-yet-questionably-useful talents.
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In Interference, the Glassmakers have integrated more or less well with the humans and with Stevland, and they've all benefitted by working together — but there's still tension.
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BK's returns benefitted from seasonally higher revenue in depositary receipts, higher investment management fees, good cost control, and a modest reserve release due to a loan recovery.
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Tai Lopez, another self-help "guru," has embraced bitcoin and started making money off investment advice — something that hasn't benefitted people who invested after the cryptocurrency peaked.
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U.S. banks weren't spared, especially those that benefitted from the EU's "passporting" regulations, which allowed them to run trading operations across the EU with a U.K. base.
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Tax cuts: "We will repeal the Trump tax cuts that was given last year that hasn't benefitted the American people," Messam said on Axios' Pro Rata podcast.
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Therefore, I kept confidences out of respect for their candor and my own need to keep their valuable insights flowing, which ultimately benefitted my ability to govern.
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And researchers who looked into the effects of Norway's gender quotas for corporate boards found that the only women who benefitted were the recently appointed board members.
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If anything, the company is most likely fundraising now to further take advantage of Uber's recent troubles and backlash from consumers, which have significantly benefitted Lyft's business.
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Although ICAF has benefitted from a large amount of capital injections from the regional government, its financial debt was about 92% of its assets at end-2016.
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The falls contrasted with gains in most of the region, which benefitted from a combination of stabilising Chinese markets, rebounding oil prices and solid U.S. consumption data.
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It has also benefitted from a robust recovery of home prices over the past five years, which creates incentive for homeowners to invest in repairs and renovations.
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Republican resistance to the Obama agenda was extraordinary, but for a time at least Republicans benefitted from the assumption that their obstruction stemmed from serious ideological commitments.
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That history hasn't been overlooked by Connolly, who accused Republicans of dismissing the issue when confronted with allegations that such fraud may have benefitted a GOP candidate.
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A proposal being considered by the administration would make it harder for immigrants to gain citizenship if they benefitted from welfare programs, including Social Security or ObamaCare.
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We all have a family member, friend or neighbor who has benefitted from a CTE program, and we must work to preserve these opportunities for future generations.
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Thus, the patent office is getting the law right, and it's having a positive effect on innovative activity that has benefitted broad swaths of the American public.
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Halftime adjustments benefitted Creighton immensely as the Bluejays began the second half with a 21-2 run to finally put some distance between itself and Kennesaw State.
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But many of the changes to daily life have benefitted Saudi women and, despite how small some may seem, are proving crucial in their march toward equality.
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The increase in both periods was driven by higher growth in the core asset servicing and asset management businesses, which have benefitted from higher equity market levels.
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To ignite the innovation revolution that has benefitted us in so many other ways — now is the time to rethink the ways the federal government regulates transportation.
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Salman lost as the court held the tipper, Maher Kara, benefitted personally from disclosing private information to his brother, Mounir Kara, who passed it on to Salman.
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In his interview with CSPAN, Trump blamed the "lamestream" media and "fake news" for failing to properly cover his accomplishments that have benefitted the African American community.
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"You can ask the producers in the shale basins in the U.S. whether they have benefitted from the actions we have taken over the years," Barkindo said.
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The firm, which has benefitted from a rise in the prices of graphite electrodes, one of its main products, was among the best performers since last year.
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Gold stocks benefitted from a pullback in global equities, as a shock contraction in Chinese imports and exports prompted investors to seek safety in the precious metal.
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On tax reform "The best sustainability program is profitability," Perdue says, explaining that tax reform has benefitted both small farms and mega-farms, from a business perspective.
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Goldman posted a 25% increase in revenue from its trading and securities business, which benefitted from greater volatility related to uncertainty over the new government's economic policies.
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This is a shame, because according to Mattingly, relationship science also shows that we're more effective at resolving conflicts when we've benefitted from a little self-expansion.
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While the Harvard admissions process sucks up the headlines, Asian-Americans have benefitted as much as anyone else from increased opportunities in education, employment, and government service.
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The U.S. has benefitted as much from the post-World War II global structures and the explosion of international trade they occasioned as any nation on Earth.
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He was smart, respectful, and benefitted from the fact that a lot of the lawmakers used their time to pontificate or ask questions that weren't very technical.
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Billionaire Citadel founder Ken Griffin has built one of the most well-known brands in hedge-fund history, and those who have worked for him have benefitted.
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The performance of Kotagala's tea segment has also benefitted from the acquisition of Union Commodities Private Limited in 2012, which allowed forward integration of its tea exports.
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Still, by and large the venture capitalists and other industry experts said the venture ecosystem has benefitted from private equity firms providing more exit options for startups.
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In keeping with an administration that has elevated messaging dissonance into fine art, the Trump administration would have benefitted from a clearer announcement of its new policy.
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Boulez fought harder than anyone for the cause of contemporary music, and even those who received his barbs benefitted in one way or another from his energy.
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"Bears benefitted from the abundance of fish," said ecologist Mike Fitz, a former park ranger at Katmai National Park who now reports on bear activity for explore.org.
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Now I'm more of a coach and it's benefitted me to put me back in a position to try and help other young men and young women.
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Pointing to those statistics, some Democrats say their party should hit Republicans over the law, arguing it benefitted corporations and the wealthy more than the middle class.
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The county has benefitted from several major affordable housing schemes, although most of them are based in rural locations rather than within the city of Durham itself.
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Tshisekedi, 55, is the son of Étienne Tshisekedi, a longtime and beloved opposition leader who died in 2017, and has benefitted from the legacy his dad built.
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Blacks were considered subhuman beings by most whites, including most of our own white ancestors, some of whom benefitted from the systemic exploitation of a black underclass.
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BERLIN, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Chinese Vice Premier Liu Yandong on Thursday defended efforts by Chinese companies to take stakes in German companies, saying such deals benefitted both sides.
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But many of these young students are attempting to make sense of policies and elitisms that are outside of their control, and from which they've technically benefitted from.
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The Les Republicains (LR) candidate declared he was in the middle of an "extremely violent campaign" and dismissed accusations his wife, Penelope, wrongly benefitted financially as his assistant.
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Larger banks have benefitted from tighter liquidity as they are net liquidity providers to the second-tier banks, and we expect an improvement in their net interest margins.
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The principles in this book have put balance back in my life, which has benefitted my business, helped me feel better, and made my family a lot happier.
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The big picture: The steel industry has benefitted from President Trump's tariffs designed to target Chinese steel oversupply with the prices of some key industry metrics jumping 30%.
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The proposed changes will penalize heavily indebted companies, including many private equity-owned firms, which have benefitted to date from effectively being able to subsidize debt interest payments.
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Tesla and SpaceX have benefitted from government support in the past, which is why Musk drew criticism for remaining on Trump's advisory councils as long as he did.
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Internet firms like Google and Facebook do not charge consumers for access, which means that national-income statistics will underestimate how much consumers have benefitted from their rise.
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As one of Android's key global partners, we have worked closely with their open-source platform to develop an ecosystem that has benefitted both users and the industry.
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The index also benefitted from a surge in U.S. nonfarm payrolls, a sign of labour market strength that could further ease fears the economy was heading into recession.
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QNB is the top lender to the public sector and has for years benefitted from government spending on infrastructure, including preparations for the soccer World Cup in 2022.
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These women particularly benefitted from that escape from convention because many of these women went from being the property of their fathers to the property of their spouses.
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Or maybe the show actually would have benefitted from having another whole season, which would have spaced out the fan service-moments and given them room to breathe.
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As pointed out by French basketball agent Olivier Mazet, who reps New York Knicks guard Frank Ntilikina, this revival and success benefitted both international players and the NCAA.
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"Our bottom line has benefitted from the reduction of our legacy loan book provisioning and is trending towards a normalised provisioning rate," said group chief executive Joseph Abraham.
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This week, Sam Stein of the Huffington Post called up a variety of Indiana businesses who had benefitted from government contracts doled out under Barack Obama's stimulus package.
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Crops suffered minimal frost damage this winter and benefitted from unusually warm temperatures last month to advance in their growth, the MARS service said in a monthly report.
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But whilst they have benefitted from good participation levels, facilities, opportunities and management at the national level, there is one policy area which has been neglected: youth development.
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The U.S. currency had benefitted lately from stronger-than-forecast economic data, which raised expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise rates before the end of the year.
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Real Madrid, Barcelona, Osasuna and Athletic Bilbao benefitted from a lower corporate tax rate for over 20 years, but will only have to pay back around €5m each.
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But Villaraigosa has benefitted from an outside group, Families & Teachers for Antonio Villaraigosa for Governor 2018, that has received seven-figure contributions from billionaires who support charter schools.
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While I have not personally bought these objects or promoted their ideals, I have benefitted from the comfort of not seeing them at all – of not having to.
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These valuable dollars from oil and gas development on federal lands could be used towards education, infrastructure, or countless other ways that could have benefitted the average citizen.
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Luxury real-estate stocks benefitted from the withdrawal of the bill, as the New World Development Company rose 11.1% and the Wharf Real Estate Investment Company jumped 11.5%.
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Already, over 85033,800 people have benefitted from the work, and over five years, we anticipate the initiative will provide mental health services to up to 40,000 New Yorkers.
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But its annual report indicates it relied primarily on breaks related to stock-based compensation and research-and-development expenses and benefitted significantly from the 2017 tax cuts.
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One study found that Trump benefitted from $2 billion in free media exposure during the campaign, which helped him to bury his rivals in the Republican nominating contest.
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Even a Democratic candidate like O'Rourke, who's historically benefitted from oil and gas industry money, wouldn't be giving up that much if he gave it up in 2020.
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An analysis by the Daily Yonder, a nonprofit publication of the Center for Rural Strategies, found that the economic recovery has almost entirely benefitted America's most populous cities.
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We independently developed Prescription Check and did not have access to or use any of Opternative's technical information that could have benefitted (sic) the development of our app.
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Price also played an important role in writing new legislation that if passed would have benefitted his investment, like rules speeding up the approval process for new drugs.
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If that degree of enthusiasm held for the general election — as it seems to have — Democrats in tighter races like the Senate one — could very well have benefitted.
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She's obviously benefitted hugely from her parents' power and influence; few people think she'd be on the boards of IAC and Expedia, for instance, without her last name.
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With sports games, awards shows, and 24-hour news cycles, cable has a knack for turning TV into an event, and reality shows have seriously benefitted from that.
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Crisis of confidence Discussion of a withdrawal of US troops has created a crisis of confidence among the many Afghans who have benefitted from the post-Taliban era.
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Piketty says that for thirty years after 1945 a high rate of growth in the advanced economies was accompanied by a rise in incomes that benefitted all classes.
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Borker initially benefitted from a loophole in Google's algorithm—which the search company says it has since closed—in which even negative reviews boosted a business' search results.
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Instead, user privacy was how Facebook positioned the change to soften the blow for developers who benefitted from that data, and get some positive PR in the process.
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Those immigrants, who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children, benefitted from the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which Trump scrapped last year.
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One project would have resulted in a federal investment of $1.4 million for each individual landowner benefitting from the project, and only about 60 landowners would be benefitted.
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Ultimately, race has benefitted most everyone except black communities, with no resources or power diverted to benefit those most impacted by the issues raised by the historic trial.
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"There also is some evidence that we've benefitted from our new and resurrected users following more news and political accounts in Q1, particularly in the U.S.," he said.
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It's caused us to take a pause, and think about all the other purses Kim could have benefitted from while going through other moments of conflict in her life.
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After standing tall at the blue line to continuously deny Winnipeg clear entry, the Sharks really benefitted from defenseman Dylan DeMelo's interference call against Brandon Tanev at 13:02.
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And then, like many of the critics interviewed here, I benefitted from the support of Richard Martin at Arts Magazine, who gave his writers liberating freedom, without excessive editing.
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Rubio ran a relatively spare campaign, but benefitted both from late but relentless conservative and mainstream media boosterism, and from an equally belated Republican paid-media campaign against Trump.
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While there's some speculation that Pokémon Go won't be able to maintain its initial momentum, it seems clear that Apple, at least, has already benefitted in a huge way.
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It's not outrageous to suggest that Gabbard has benefitted from foreign assistance, but accusations of a compromised candidate delegitimize the democratic system just as effectively as actual Russia interference.
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SpaceX, of course, has won contracts with NASA for its rocket launches; while Tesla has benefitted from tax credits for electric cars and subsidies for its Nevada-based Gigafactory.
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With the Janus decision dealing a blow to how unions raise money, advocates worry that the people of color who have benefitted from union activity could suffer serious setbacks.
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But even if that's true, the fact remains that most Americans don't work in manufacturing or live in heavily manufacturing-focused communities, and we've benefitted from trade with China.
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"Josh and I did break up," Stanton, 26, told PEOPLE at The Bachelor Charity Premiere Party (which benefitted SheLift and GlobeAthon) at Sycamore Tavern in Los Angeles on Monday.
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The company has benefitted from partnerships with smartphone companies like Apple, which produces the designs for its own A-series chips and then contracts out their manufacturing to foundries.
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If this season of "The Crown" has benefitted from some fortuitous timing, that alone does not explain the programme's status as one of the best dramas of recent years.
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The lawsuit also alleges that Venter protected an HLI employee who should have been fired, illegally tried to poach HLI employees, and benefitted from a "one-sided" employment contract.
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And the Remain camp also argued that when it came to national and border security, Britain benefitted from sharing intelligence with the rest of the countries in the union.
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The Chinese currency is on course for its fourth straight monthly gain, underpinned also by a softer dollar in recent days as emerging markets benefitted from improved risk appetite.
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The sector benefitted from several factors, including replacement demand as trucking fleets aged; emission upgrades; sustained fixed-asset investment (FAI) growth; and the continued investment in China's logistical infrastructure.
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Democrats saw tariffs as a tax on everyday working men and women, as well as a form of crony capitalism that benefitted protected manufacturers at the expense of consumers.
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Today, it is standard for someone to be evaluated by a mental health professional before an exorcism by a priest is even considered (a process McClellan could've benefitted from).
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But there were at least a few people out there who benefitted from the thing: namely, the gamblers who placed bets on how much he'd lie, BuzzFeed News reports.
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A U.S. official said that while NAFTA has benefitted many Americans such as farmers, it's failed for countless others with at least 216,210 American jobs lost because of NAFTA.
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Datadog was among the first cloud-native monitoring solutions, and the superlative success of cloud infrastructure in penetrating the enterprise the past few years has benefitted the company enormously.
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Baby boomers, on the whole, stayed in school longer than previous generations, delayed starting families until their late thirties or forties, and benefitted from improved medical care and nutrition.
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While the U.S. economy has certainly benefitted under NAFTA, there are four main areas in which NAFTA may be improved for the benefit of U.S. business and job growth.
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Khan has always insisted that he backed Corbyn merely to insure that there was a range of candidates, but he benefitted from the surge of energy on the left.
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" In a follow-up tweet, he wrote, "With Luis, Mexico and the United States would have made wonderful deals together—where both Mexico and the US would have benefitted.
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And the legacy of millions of Americans with mental challenges who have benefitted from the Affordable Care Act and millions of others still yearning for that help and support.
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George says their journey to America was not easy, but he has benefitted from having his twin brother, whom he calls his "best friend," as a companion and soulmate.
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Over the years, more than 26,000 young people have benefitted from DCTAG, with the vast majority of those students coming from families with annual incomes of less than $30,000.
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In particular, as cultural shifts in America gradually erode some privileges that white men have benefitted from, a sense of "aggrieved entitlement" can lead to racist and sexist statements.
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The Rockets benefitted greatly from the Warriors' lackadaisical ball security in the first half, recording nine points off eight Golden State turnovers to tread water despite their horrid shooting.
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They benefitted from a changing deposit mix in favour of more stable retail deposits, which are treated more favourably under the LCR and net stable funding ratio (NSFR) regimes.
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The problem for this movement is that most American families — including many members of the White House — have benefitted from some version of chain migration somewhere along the line.
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The rest of the Tech Nation report outlines how the UK's large tech industry, which has benefitted from the access to talent afforded by EU membership, continues to grow.
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Among those who benefitted from the ACA's Medicaid expansion are minorities, the poor, and people living with disabilities—all groups that overlap with America's growing population of gunshot victims.
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Their eventual sentiments will be significant, as they have both benefitted from a cozy relationship with Big Gun and have now come face to face with its natural byproduct.
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The left hung on to Milan, the country's business capital, where the PD candidate, Giuseppe Sala, benefitted from his management last year of the city's universal exposition, Expo 2015.
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None of his descendants — most notably, his daughter, Elizabeth — have had any involvement with, nor ownership of, Purdue Pharma or benefitted from the sale of Oxycontin in any way.
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Save Our Sons director J.C. Dennis says more than 0003 locals have benefitted from the program, but he otherwise laments efforts to improve Southeast Ferguson since Michael Brown's death.
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GoPro has also benefitted over the years from the fact that it's never had a consistent direct competitor, despite numerous attempts by everyone from Sony to Garmin and TomTom.
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Since then, Flynn has been the subject of controversy surrounding an apparent web of foreign business interests, including lobbying work that is said to have benefitted the Turkish government.
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"None of his descendants have ever owned a share of Purdue stock nor benefitted in any way from it or the sale of OxyContin," she said in the statement.
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"It's clear that she's benefitted from debate exposure – she keeps getting bumps and after every single one we see people going back to her," said Democratic strategist Joe Trippi.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D) on Wednesday asked state lawmakers to amend the law so that prosecutors can charge individuals who have benefitted from a presidential pardon.
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Although he describes the Roberts Court as "pro-business," it has benefitted transnational corporations at the expense of the smaller companies that make up the majority of American businesses.
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He's a music and film producer who benefitted greatly from pre-internet content distribution and has had his personal finances disrupted by the growth of these new digital platforms.
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Until the very end of that time, most white Americans, North and South, either actively fought to maintain the institution of slavery or passively sustained and benefitted from it.
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It benefitted from heavy spending by the Koch brothers and ignored the barely disguised racism that some Republican voters directed at the black family now occupying the White House.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), the investigation will probe decisions by the Department of Transportation to deprioritize or reduce funding for programs that benefitted U.S.-flagged vessels in foreign trade.
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He had been a major Clinton donor in 2016, though he's benefitted during the Trump administration given the president's relationship with Peter Thiel, an early investor in Karp's company.
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Delegates are also considering requiring all states to hold closed primaries, after a cycle in which Trump benefitted from the infusion of independent and Democratic voters into open primaries nationwide.
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The new album and potential tour will only add to Swift's massive net worth, which has benefitted from her sold-out performances, fast-selling records and number of endorsement deals.
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"We must determine the extent of the president&aposs leaking, its impact on the financial markets and whether Trump&aposs friends benefitted from it," he said in the press release.
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The Texans (1-193) benefitted from the odd decision of Colts coach Frank Reich to attempt a fourth-down conversion at the Indianapolis 43-yard line inside the final minute.
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App Annie said also that iOS spending in Q1 2018 benefitted from subscriptions to health and fitness apps, driven by New Year's Resolutions and people's embrace of the subscription model.
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Some of the best calls to social action in songs have benefitted from a catchy composition — iNCH knows that and crafts a strong earworm of a package for her message.
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Japan has benefitted from global tailwinds that boosted exports and factory output, Kuroda said, describing its economy as "expanding steadily as a trend" - a more upbeat view than last month.
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But his country has benefitted from its membership of the bloc - under the EU's current financing cycle, which ends in 2020, Hungary gets some 25 billion euros over seven years.
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"We are a young country, we are a restless country and we always love the young shiny thing," he said, acknowledging that he benefitted from that dynamic eight years ago.
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The rum definitely benefitted from a little dilution, as it gave those layers a little separation and I could taste it better, but I don't love Vic's old fashioned recipe.
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Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel (5-23) benefitted from the early run support and worked seven strong innings, allowing two runs on five hits and one walk with seven strikeouts.
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Meghan toured the facilities and met with members of the community and animals who have benefitted from the charity – and she even got to hold one of the rescue's pups.
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The euro, which has come under pressure in recent sessions from France's presidential election campaign and Greek bailout talks, benefitted from dollar weakness and was up 0.2 percent at $1.0616.
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I mean, if you look at the hundreds of companies we have been in, shareholders have benefitted by over a trillion dollars, by I think partially by us being involved.
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Higher credit asset prices and lower volatility benefitted the bank's leveraged finance franchise in the US. Equity trading revenues were 16% lower yoy, reflecting lower market volatility and trading volumes.
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Loh's company Paratek has benefitted from a program created during the Obama administration that gives a company an extra five years of exclusivity on a patent before other manufacturers encroach.
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What benefitted Paxton was the early ambush engineered by Mitch Haniger, Denard Span and Jean Segura against Astros right-hander Justin Verlander (11-7) in the first and second innings.
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Duo has benefitted from the general acknowledgment by organizations of all stripes that "cybersecurity has become the biggest geopolitical problem of our time,"as Duo CEO Dug Song puts it.
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The Sensor-1 has spent six years in research and development, and was inspired by events in Warren's life where he would've benefitted from having something like the Sensor-1.
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"We've benefitted immensely from Damien's expertise and guidance on diversity and inclusion, and we wish him all the best on his next adventure at eBay," an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Meadows said in February that the attention on Trump and the White House benefitted the Republican-majority House as they voted on measures that received "little attention" as a result.
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The conversation about "net neutrality" can often quickly become a nightmare of semantics and pedantry — and ironically I suspect the cable companies have benefitted from it becoming a huge buzzword.
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The party said in a statement that Arend benefitted from a presumption of innocence until proven otherwise and that he had filed a complaint of 'slanderous denunciation' against his accuser.
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One thing Tune's report didn't get into is how the App Store glitches benefitted those companies whose apps were returned instead of the correct app during the time of issues.
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By the numbers: Latinos have benefitted the most of any ethnic group from the ACA with the greatest drop in their uninsured rate and expanded coverage for 4 million adults.
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STMicro is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland and looking at the competitiveness of being based in Europe, Ferro said that his company benefitted despite slow labor market reform in the region.
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God's Not Dead also benefitted from the backlash against Darren Aronofsky's very unbiblical Bible film, Noah (which subtly championed the sanctity of animal life while condemning humanity as beyond saving).
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One company that's benefitted from and also contributed to the glasses craze is Warby Parker, which is getting another $75 million, led by T. Rowe Price, to grow its business.
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The European Commission has ordered Real Madrid and Barcelona to repay millions of euros to the Spanish government, after ruling that the two clubs unfairly benefitted from public support measures.
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Although other disasters, such as the contamination of the water in Flint, Michigan also constituted a public health emergency that could have benefitted from an emergency public health response fund.
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And by employing factory construction of reactor modules that can be installed at plant sites, the NuScale design can achieve the economies of serial production that benefitted wind and solar.
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Azara Alhassan in Ghana is one of many female agricultural workers who have benefitted from Feed the Future's provisions of fertilizer and other inputs, which have more than doubled harvests.
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Drug companies that developed drugs for conditions that don't generate symptoms — like high cholesterol — could have benefitted from creating digital versions since patients with asymptomatic conditions havelowadherence rates, for example.
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Meow Wolf raised $2.5 million dollars for House of Eternal Return on Kickstarter and benefitted from a $3.5 million dollar purchase by Martin of the building which it now occupies.
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The European Union ruled in 2017 that Apple must pay back more than $14 billion in back taxes to Ireland after ruling that the company benefitted from unfair tax arrangements.
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As part of that effort, the group rolled out a new digital advertising campaign on Tuesday to make the case that working families have not benefitted under the Trump economy.
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The former national security adviser, who served as a top adviser on Trump's campaign, disclosed earlier this month $530,000 in lobbying that he said could have benefitted the Turkish government.
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Trump said that Germany has benefitted more from trade with the U.S. in the past and that he hopes the two can reach a more mutually beneficial deal going forward.
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The firms are now registering with the Justice Department for work they did that could have benefitted Ukraine and a pro-Russia political party, the firms said in separate statements.
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Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn formally registered as a foreign agent last month after it was revealed that he had done work that may have benefitted the Turkish government.
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His output has benefitted from the advocacy of the violinist Gidon Kremer, a determined foe of usual-suspects programming, whose two Weinberg recordings, on ECM, make for an excellent introduction.
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"In 16 years of practice, I have never had a client who benefitted in any measurable or perceived way from taking ACV as a supplement, nor did I," she says.
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He benefitted from Verlander hitting into an inning-ending double play in the fifth inning instead of attempting a sacrifice bunt with two runners on in a 3-0 game.
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They note that the unemployment rate for women is at historic lows and say that of the 21625 million jobs created during the Trump presidency, 2900 million have benefitted women.
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While working as an adviser to the Trump campaign, he engaged in work that may have benefitted the Turkish government, and retroactively filed disclosures with the Justice Department disclosing it.
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During 2Q0003 the CIB division's RoTE of 9.3%, excluding a gain on business sale, benefitted from improving market shares in debt and equity capital markets, but trading results were weaker.
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In other countries, like Cuba and Venezuela, socialism morphed into totalitarian dictatorships that have benefitted the elite while destroying the livelihood of the many and curtailing the liberties of most.
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And when the Pacific rears and pitches itself again at Japan, the island nation's tsunami warning system will sound the alarm having benefitted from vast post-113/11 technological improvements.
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Rod paid child support longer than he needed to, neighbors and friends were guilted into helping out, and charities donated to the Blanchards when other families in-need could have benefitted.
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Still, foreign investment has not benefitted the whole country equally, with western and central regions faring better that worse-off southern and eastern regions affected by high unemployment and inadequate highways.
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ISTANBUL, April 1 (Reuters) - The Ankara Chief Prosecutor has launched an investigation into the Turkish unit of Swiss drugmaker Novartis, Turkish broadcasters reported on Friday, after allegations it benefitted from bribery.
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Thailand's economy, Southeast Asia's second-largest, has benefitted from higher tourist arrivals and stronger exports, with the central bank raising in March its forecasts for economic growth and exports this year.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez, a native of Miami Dade County, benefitted from good run support and improved his record to 7-1 on Tuesday in a 13-3 win over the Marlins.
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To date, Fitch has not factored in support from Tatneft directly into BZ's ratings, although the bank's credit profile has benefitted from significant liquidity placements and capital injections from the company.
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Instead, this bill helps students become gainfully employed and pay off their loans while employers are benefitted by hiring skilled and educated employees with a vested interest in long-term employment.
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" Over the same stretch, Trump benefitted from comparable indifference to his more fully documented ethical failures, and from what members of this self-same press corps describe as "rock-bottom expectations.
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As members of Congress who represent constituencies that have both benefitted from NCFI training, we both couldn't be more supportive of the H.R. 1616 to ensure that its great work continues.
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Moreover, security companies located abroad benefitted by marketing their new technologies to emphasize that they were not constrained by "political restrictions," suggesting that U.S. products had been compromised by the regulation.
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Increased volatility in other assets has benefitted gold and it could see more gains as global central banks may be forced into easing monetary policy further this year to spur growth.
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The UK has been able to develop its medical research through collaboration across the EU in the same way that higher education has benefitted from access to European talent and funding.
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"Di Lieto also said: "For years Chinese consumers have been very patient with Western companies that have benefitted hugely from their income while not always giving appropriate consideration to their culture.
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It is also true that not every sector or wage earner has benefitted equally and that China's entrance into world markets did create at least temporary outsized dislocation beginning in 2000.
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Payton prepared me for the rigor of college classes and despite its difficulty while I was there, I have benefitted from the high expectations that I had as a student there.
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"For too long, U.S. trade agreements have failed to reflect the balance of U.S. copyright law under which individual creators, right holders, Internet platforms and users have all benefitted," he said.
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"One possibility, Price said, is that "Trump made a promise to Putin to normalize relations — as the Kremlin readout suggests was the case — in return for something that benefitted Trump personally.
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Russian attempts to influence American voters—including ad purchases on social media intended to foment racial division—coexisted with and benefitted from domestic attempts to discourage people from casting a vote.
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Suzanne Coker Craig, a former commissioner in Pinetops, N.C. and a small business owner, said residents in her town benefitted when a neighboring locality build up their own municipal broadband network.
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At Princeton, the 'Princeton and Slavery Project' across campus has encouraged the display of both old and new art that engages with antebellum slavery and how the university benefitted from it.
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By and large, these workers have not benefitted much from recent technology improvements available to office-based workers—think new email and workplace-collaboration technologies, or advanced sales and HR systems.
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I have benefitted in extraordinary ways by dropping preconceived notions and becoming true friends, and in some cases business partners, with people that may have polar opposite views from my own.
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Rookie left-hander A.J. Puk (1-0), making just his fourth appearance, benefitted from the rally, recording his first major league win after allowing one run in two innings of relief.
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"The last thing we want to throw on there is the cold water of Washington bureaucracy, after the fact regulation, that will stifle competition and innovation that has benefitted consumers," Rep.
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" Comey also tweeted on Baker's departure, calling him "a great public servant" whose "integrity and commitment to the rule of law have benefitted our country through 5 presidents, of both parties.
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Book Kixby starting at $152 per nightKixby in Herald Square in Midtown Manhattan recently went through an impressive redesign and both guest rooms and public spaces benefitted from the updated treatment.
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Latinos, who benefitted the most from the ACA, nonetheless have the highest uninsured rate at 85033 percent, and Hispanic children have the highest uninsured rate among all children, at 7.9 percent.
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Nordic countries like Sweden, Denmark and Norway were also among the highest scorers for financial wellbeing, with EU data confirming that these countries benefitted from a healthy level of disposable income.
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While the US economy and US businesses have benefitted from free trade, it has also wiped out hundreds of thousands of union jobs in the US as manufacturers moved factories abroad.
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Why he's ranked: The 28-year-old southpaw is one of three fighters on this list who have benefitted from participating — and winning — the prestigious World Boxing Super Series (WBSS) competition.
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The country is politically divided, between the cities and the countryside, and the coasts and the heartland, in ways that, because of the distribution of electoral power, have mostly benefitted Republicans.
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Citi successfully met its earnings ROA target in 20163, as results benefitted from still benign credit costs, a stable margin, a profitable Citi Holdings Segment, and lower legal and repositioning charges.
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Sanders, asked about his millionaire status during a Fox News town hall Monday night, again reasserted that he does not support Republicans' latest tax cuts — despite personally having benefitted from them.
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And in the case of A Star Is Born, a hugely catchy soundtrack (which has been topping charts since its release) certainly both boosted the film's popularity and benefitted from it.
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The Goldwater Institute said 78 patients in Texas, all of whom were stuck in limbo waiting for final review to be completed, benefitted from the right to try law in 2016.
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Gorsuch benefitted from a simple 51-vote majority to earn his seat, after rule changes engineered by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.. Many advocacy groups on the left remain frustrated.
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Restaurant Group said its concessions business, which operates food and beverage formats within 12 British airports, benefitted from strong passenger numbers but expects this to moderate over the remainder of the year.
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"Ongoing USD weakness, coupled with regular jawboning from officials benefitted EM/Asian FX, depressing the USD-CNH towards the 6.9100 zone," FX strategists at OCBC Bank in Singapore said in a note.
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Sarkozy, the president Fillon served, was encircled by scandals throughout his presidency – including allegations that aides and close allies had benefitted from kickbacks from the sale of submarines to Pakistan in 1994.
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But while Allen is done writing about goofy exploits and hard partying, her hooks are as sharp as they've ever been, and in many cases have benefitted from her newfound lyrical clarity.
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"As you know, he's spoken about his own issues and what he went through after his mother died and how being able to talk about it has benefitted him," Winfrey told CBS.
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After Tony Stewart stayed out later to lead laps before heading for pit road, Busch and Kenseth benefitted from Truex's trouble to take over the top two spots in the running order.
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The first option, to show distribution for personal gain, would require that the victim come up with a receipt or other evidence that the perpetrator benefitted, which usually means money or favors.
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A short film about the musicians who compose music for the wildly popular multiplayer online video game League Of Legends, it was an experience that ultimately benefitted Demain Est Une Autre Nuit.
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Why it matters: The data suggest that the third-longest economic expansion in history, and the lowest jobless rate in 17 years, has benefitted an exceedingly thin slice of the American public.
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Trump has been less forthcoming about his own plan for rural America, but this much is true: American farmers have benefitted greatly from international agreements that remove tariffs and other trade barriers.
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What manufacturers (and buyers) soon discovered was that while these crossovers took three steps back in the the evolution of automotive design, they benefitted from car-like performance and do-all utility.
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This week Case and Vance are traveling to four midwestern cities — Central Pennsylvania, Ann Arbor, Indianapolis and Columbus — that haven't benefitted from the investment boom that's largely occurred in coastal tech hubs.
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Saipem, which has traditionally benefitted from its size and reach, expects idling costs of nearly 150 million euros this year for vessels not working, most of it in E&C offshore work.
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During the quarter, the company benefitted from demand at its smart infrastructure business, which makes products to automate buildings, and Siemens Healthineers, the medical equipment maker where Siemens retains an 85% stake.
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The story got heavy play on the trade sites, and Isaac, the ex-stepson whose career had benefitted from the mentorship of a monster, waited, perhaps irrationally, for the axe to fall.
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"The Department thinks that the position set forth in the [Obama administration guidance] would have benefitted from public input on the issues discussed in the [guidance letter]," the Trump administration's directive reads.
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It is a system that is actually rigged in favor of individuals such as Donald Trump who has benefitted from a political and economic system that more likely favors people like him.
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In the summer of 2017, the sociologist Maciej Gdula interviewed Law and Justice supporters from a provincial town not far from Warsaw, many of whom had benefitted greatly from the economic boom.
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After suffering a first-round knockdown, Gonzalez appeared to regain control of the fight over the remaining 11 frames, and even benefitted when Rungvisai was penalized a point for a head butt.
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Both games have benefitted from some strong DLC in 2016, but Rocket League's is purely cosmetic—I've certainly never reached for my wallet at any point this past year and a half.
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At EPA he sought and received waivers to work on rules he had challenged as a litigant and made decisions that benefitted companies which have contributed money to further his political career.
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While Sasha Baren Cohen benefitted from ambushing unsuspecting subjects as Ali G, his successor Colbert was able to famously own some early guests who didn't think that he would ask serious questions.
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Left-hander Brett Anderson (23-216) benefitted from the Athletics' second-biggest scoring output of the season, coasting through seven innings during which he allowed two runs (one earned) and four hits.
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While I don't solely rely on song lyrics as a way to help my clients heal, many of them have benefitted from the way I've incorporated lyrics, like Mayer's, in our sessions.
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Clinton generally benefitted from a gentleman's agreement between the White House and reputable news outlets when she was growing up in the first family that they wouldn't report on her private life.
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The firm sells most of its products in dollars and euros, meaning it has benefitted from the weakening of sterling, which since the Brexit vote is 12 percent lower against the dollar.
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However, the people are pointing to it as the root cause of their grievances, as reported by Vox's Jen Kirby: The political class has benefitted as the rest of Iraq has suffered.
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Within a year, they decided that the key to doing this would be through tax breaks, where investors could avoid capital gains taxes in a vehicle that also benefitted low-income communities.
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Germany's economy has benefitted greatly from the EU's common market; having a US president not-so-subtly cheer efforts to undermine it in France and Britain has to look worrying to Berlin.
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And the Podesta Group, a Washington lobbying firm that worked with Manafort, filed paperwork Wednesday to register as a foreign agent, acknowledging that work Manafort reportedly oversaw could have benefitted the Ukrainian government.
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But Chelsea refused to be caught sleeping, as Nemanja Matic benefitted from a favorable series of bounces that laid the ball neatly at his feet for a devious little nutmeg on the keeper.
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Although Clarisse, like every other character, probably would have benefitted from a longer Fahrenheit 451, at least the movie does take on an interesting lens with two leads of color (Boutella is Algerian).
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The issue of family reunification has also been lumped in with the discussion on whether to permanently legalize about 750,000 undocumented immigrants who benefitted from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Democracy for America, a progressive organization, released a statement Tuesday from chairman Charles Chamberlain that acknowledged that Sanders benefitted from the centrist-on-centrist attacks and stressed the need for left-wing unity.
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Golovkin's star would have benefitted more if he continued to be showcased on network television to enhance the allure of an unbeaten knockout artist who had already captured the imagination of the internet.
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" She added: "For decades, many male directors have benefitted from a type of romantic auteurism in the critical dialogue in which the filmmakers have been described in larger-than-life, almost mythic ways.
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With a recurring cast of 40 characters, it takes a few episodes for those at the centre to rise up; it might have benefitted from a run of ten episodes rather than eight.
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Russia's loan market has benefitted in 249.3 as banks' attitudes towards Russian companies are relaxing for the first time since sanctions were imposed on Russia by the US and Western Europe in 228.3.
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Among their most serious complaints are that a purge of the voter rolls in New York was intended to disenfranchise Sanders supporters, Arizona's disorganized primary benefitted Clinton, and that Sanders actually won California.
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Kenny Williams added 12 points for the Tar Heels (7-1), who might have benefitted at times from a pro-North Carolina crowd despite Davidson's rowdy student section in this neutral-court setting.
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The Seattle tech giant, which is a Dow 443 company, benefitted not only from the solid stock market day, but also because a Morgan Stanley analyst had kind things to say about it.
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A close reading of the president's tax returns could show how Trump has continued his father's practices, and how the tax cut giveaway to the rich he signed as president benefitted him personally.
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And even though boys and men weren't always the target of HPV vaccine campaigns, they benefitted too: Anal and genital wart diagnoses dropped in males, likely because fewer HPV viruses were going around.
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A company that has flourished because of the free market the United States provides, and that has benefitted from many of the legal tax loopholes, essentially thumbed its nose at the American taxpayer.
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INDB is more asset sensitive relative to peers, and recent rate hikes have benefitted the company's net interest margin (NIM) which increased to 3.60% in 2Q17 compared to 3.48% at year-end 2015.
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To illustrate, the radical corporate income tax cuts in President Trump's signature tax bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, led to a rise in stock prices that benefitted stock owners, tax-free.
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Another early-aughts front man whose legacy has benefitted more from his prolonged absence than from his presence is Justin Timberlake, who returns to the spotlight this year, unwittingly alienated from today's culture.
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This means that the people who might have benefitted from the expanded deferred action policies – long-term residents raising children who are Americans or legal residents – they will remain low priorities for enforcement.
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Read more: There are 2 dozen 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, but it's really only a 5 person raceLooking back at the first round of debates, several candidates benefitted from breakout performances, including Sen.
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For the business community, that will translate into potential investigations touching private-sector entities that have either benefitted from regulatory decisions by the administration or that do significant business with the federal government.
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I think what we've benefitted from these days is an understanding of intersectionality, that you can talk about classism and you can talk about sexism and then you can see how they intersect.
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And Republicans did manage to pass a single piece of major legislation: the tax cut bill they rushed through at the end of last year, a package that disproportionately benefitted their rich donors.
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This was at a time when the Premier League brand was booming and Manchester United along with it, and Beckham no doubt benefitted from his association with the corporate miracle of English football.
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Prince Charles — who has long supported environmentalist causes — went on to lobby for changes to climate change rules that would have benefitted the Bermuda company, according to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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Correction: This article has been edited to include that some male staffers felt that they benefitted from being able to attend events in place of a more senior female staffer barred from going.
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Meanwhile, Republicans have benefitted from gerrymandering, struck down key portions of the Voting Rights Act, and moved to consolidate their power in states like North Carolina in extremely aggressive, sometimes legally dubious, ways.
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Energy stocks benefitted from higher oil prices, which rose to a six week high, amid optimism that OPEC and other countries may agree to extend production cuts in a bid to support prices.
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Under the new Ukrainian government, authorities in Kiev, with the encouragement of the Obama Administration, launched an investigation into whether Zlochevsky had used his cabinet position to grant exploration licenses that benefitted Burisma.
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He benefitted most from his encounters with the artists Dorazio invited to meet with MFA candidates, among them Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, Adolph Gottlieb, Ad Reinhardt, Frank Stella, and the sculptor David Smith.
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These are just a few of the major exhibitions in this year's FotoFocus, which has benefitted tremendously from featuring more curators — no doubt Moore appreciates having the responsibility distributed among more curators, as well.
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But, both Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko, Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson and Larry Holmes all benefitted from the splintered state of heavyweight boxing to enjoy long tenures as world champions so this is nothing new.
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Though she acknowledges that today's female tennis stars — herself included — have benefitted immeasurably from the contributions of people like Billie Jean King, she says, "there's still work to be done" in tennis and beyond.
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" But unlike most video games, Infinite Warfare benefitted from putting multiple actors together while filming a scene, "looking each other in the eye, asking and responding to each other in a very human way.
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The judge was "wrong to assume, at the pleading stage, that Schwab was not harmed by, and may have even benefitted from, Libor manipulation," Circuit Judge Gerard Lynch wrote in a 64-page decision.
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But it's also benefitted from the recent struggles of Faraday Future — Tom Wessner, who was a founding executive at FF and the head of the company's supply chain management, left for Byton in October.
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Half of the proceeds benefitted the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, helping to support special programs in public schools as well as individuals who need a leg up in the increasingly turbulent socioeconomic climate.
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He expressed sympathy for young immigrants who benefitted from the embattled Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which shielded them from deportation, but deferred to Attorney General Jeff Sessions on the program's future.
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They must examine the ways they've unknowingly benefitted from sexism or turned a blind eye to it, and commit to ending these patterns that so often lead to an abuse of power and people.
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Armed with largely outdated equipment and lacking even helmets at the start of the war, the French Army not only persevered through unimaginable horror but learned costly lessons that their allies later benefitted from.
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Macro trading suffered from weak client activity in Asia, but Credit benefitted from higher revenues in US fixed income, so that overall fixed income, currencies and commodities trading achieved a moderate 35303% revenue loss.
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Then, after a brief stint at the Moscow State Circus (drawing on circus skills he'd honed in college), he returned to London where he befriended fellow Englishman Rich Pierson who'd also benefitted from meditation.
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"Whether I realize it or not, I have benefitted from my skin color and my gender—and those of a different gender or sexuality or skin color have suffered because of it," Boot wrote.
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Similarly, while Spot depends on AI, it's also benefitted from the spotlight that's been placed on sexual harassment in the workplace by the MeToo movement and the massive employee walkout at Google last year.
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The company has benefitted from the increased exposure provided by its Emmy winning The Handmaid's Tale, but has largely failed to establish itself as a truly viable competitor to Netflix, in terms of originals.
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I readily admit that many of my colleagues, collaborators, and fellow researchers have benefitted from partnerships with both the Google News Initiative and other, less formal endeavors like it at Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere.
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They have benefitted from and abetted the extreme wealth gap; they have traditionally supported regressive Republican policies (and, more recently, backed Trump); and they live lives of opulence that contribute disproportionately to climate change.
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The equity market has benefitted from the recovery in liquidity on the currency market with the introduction four months ago of a new window for investors to trade the naira at market-determined rates.
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YouTube has benefitted greatly from hosting replay content from other streaming sites like Twitch, meaning that it hasn't had to focus as much in the past on attracting content creators exclusively to the platform.
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Net worth: $63.3 billion2019 gain: $13.4 billionGoogle cofounder Sergey Brin may have stepped down from his role as Alphabet's president, but his net worth still benefitted from the company's rising share price in 2019.
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In 1832, Jackson vetoed a bill to continue the operation of the Bank of the United States, a private company chartered by the government, on the grounds that the bank benefitted only the wealthy.
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Their letter cites a list of deregulatory moves that the FCC has taken this year that have benefitted Sinclair in its goal of expanding its massive holdings of local television stations across the country.
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If President Schultz were to issue an order that, hypothetically benefitted sellers of tea but hurt soft drink producers, would he be acting to promote the health of Americans or the health of Starbucks?
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It has benefitted from Spain's considerable growth of housing units over 2004-2014 (a rise of as much as five million), which translated into a 28.3% enlargement of the registered real estate value base.
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Ubaldo Villalobos, the physical education teacher who coached the team, believes his players benefitted from having grown up playing on concrete pitches with no shade in a city where temperatures regularly surpass 100 degrees.
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"Q1 is typically our seasonally strongest quarter for MAU growth, and historically we have not benefitted from seasonality in Q2, making the growth there more dependent on the product and marketing drivers," he explained.
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The party, which had suggested campaign donations ranging from $1,000 to $5,400 per person, benefitted Howard Sherman , one of six Democrats facing off in the June 5 primary, his campaign confirmed to The Associated Press.
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For virtually everyone else in Athenry, the presumed arrival of Apple signals the beginning of a resurgence in the fortunes of a region that simply has not benefitted from the fastest-growing economy in Europe.
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The champion of local tech and industry died of undisclosed causes at age 65 in the recently renamed Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, which had benefitted from a $75 million-donation from the Facebook founder.
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His method comes from tweaking data in an authoritative 2012 study in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) that focused on those who benefitted from expanded Medicaid programs in New York, Arizona, and Maine.
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The party, which had suggested campaign donations ranging from $1,000 to $5,400 per person, benefitted Howard Sherman, one of six Democrats facing off in the June 5 primary, his campaign confirmed to The Associated Press.
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He's argued, for instance, that there was a silver lining to the atomic bomb damage in Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Outside of the immediate blast zone, he believes, the Japanese benefitted from the low-level radiation.
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Drake benefitted from this during his beef with Meek Mill, when he fired two back-to-back songs before Meek could even reply with one, while also layering the songs with memes and Instagram jokes.
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A key concern for the industry is potential changes to immigration laws in a post-Brexit Britain which could be unfavorable for a sector that has historically benefitted from sizeable contributions from the migrant workforce.
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Top Democratic candidates attacked President Trump early during the second Democratic primary debate on Thursday, targeting him for passing a tax cut that benefitted the wealthy and for attempting to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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In 1996, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families—as cash-welfare is called—benefitted 68 families for every 100 families in poverty, according to the Centre for Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-leaning think-tank.
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Employers have benefitted from remarkably talented employees for many years, and now with H.R. 795, they have an opportunity to take a leading role in the solution to our nation's $1.4 trillion student debt problem.
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Emo rap, which lives online, has benefitted: on its release, XXXTentacion's début studio album, "17"—a confessional, genre-bending scrapbook of teen-age morbidity and mania—landed at No. 2 on the Billboard 20163 chart.
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BPS's capital ratios benefitted from risk-sharing arrangements with the parent group during 2014-2015, resulting in significant capital relief (transferred exposures were equal to 3.7x of the bank's end-1Q73 Fitch Core Capital, FCC).
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During the end of his jail stint in 2014, Skrapz benefitted from occasional day releases which he used to record the buzz-building SBTV Warm Up Sessions and a Link Up TV Behind Barz freestyle.
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"The president's decision to ask Betsy DeVos to run the Department of Education should offend every single American man, woman, and child who has benefitted from the public education system in this country," Schumer added.
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The challenge for his successor, Yuji Akasaka, would be to regain market share from rival ANA Holdings, which benefitted from JAL's bankruptcy by winning slots at Haneda Airport, becoming Japan's biggest international airline in 2016.
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The former secretary of State, New York senator and first lady was a proven commodity to black voters in 2016 who benefitted from the affinity many African Americans held toward her husband, former President Clinton.
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Jacksonville JaguarsWhy you should sit him: While backup quarterback Kyle Allen has filled in admirably for Cam Newton, it hasn't benefitted Moore, who has just four catches for 96 yards in the last two weeks.
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"I think Julia benefitted from this intense press excitement and attention immediately after [Alexandria] Ocasio-Cortez won, and then, with that, came other types of scrutiny," Emma Whitford, a Brooklyn-based freelance reporter, tells Broadly.
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Until now, it has been the general wisdom that the internet and globalization asymmetrically benefitted democracies, and as technology evolved, totalitarianism would be under constant threat from an ever more open and transparent digital society.
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After an initial faux pas by President Christine Lagarde, the ECB pledged to step in to ensure that all countries benefitted from its ultra-easy monetary policy, countering selloffs on the bond market when needed.
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The Clippers, who benefitted from three technical fouls by the Knicks in less than two minutes in the quarter, outscored New York 47-24 in the second for a 76-69 advantage at the break.
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Magnus Carlsen announced on Sunday that he was first in the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) game, which has 7.2 million players, after he benefitted from two goals from his captain, Liverpool FC attacker Mohammed Salah.
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Their letter cites a list of deregulatory moves the FCC has taken this year that have benefitted conservative-leaning Sinclair in its goal of expanding its massive holdings of local television stations across the country.
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" At the end of their back-and-forth, Barr maintained that higher incarceration rates led to a reduction in crime that's benefitted black Americans, but said that heavy drug penalties have "harmed the black community.
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A shame because the two were not always in a tie up, slowing the action, and so the crowd would have benefitted from the fighters going until the two fell into a more static clinch.
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"We believe that any changes to the ACA must be guided by ensuring that we continue to provide health care coverage for the tens of millions of Americans who have benefitted from the law," Pollack wrote.
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Hasek likely benefitted from not playing as much as a younger player, when goalies are still figuring things out, but his prime from 1993 to 1999 is something no goaltender has ever come close to matching.
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Unlike the Hollywood Chrises — the label grouping Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pine, and Chris Pratt — who have only benefitted from their superhero and Big Franchise associations, Cavill has languished on the edge of true popularity.
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While this likely benefitted Wayne's career by pushing his sound in new directions, it also was a blow to what is cosmically just and aesthetically satisfying—namely, listening to Lil Wayne rap over Mannie Fresh beats.
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No sci-fi-adjacent movie has ever benefitted more from an '80s greaser aesthetic, Harry Dean Stanton, a company called United Fruitcake Outlet, Emilio Estevez wearing a single earring, and a theme song by Iggy Pop.
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Nomura benefitted from investors adjusting their portfolios in response to interest rate movements, elections in the United States and Europe and Britain's progress in leaving the European Union, all of which bumped up bond trading activity.
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The flagship Samsung Galaxy S27, for instance, used one of Qualcomm's most high-end chips, and the company benefitted from higher-than-expected average prices during the quarter, executives said during a conference call with analysts.
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