Burning less coal has the benefit of lowering carbon emissions.
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Amazon, however, has the benefit of its loyal Prime customers.
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This year, he has the benefit of a redemption arc.
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Right now this argument has the benefit of being factually true.
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The company also has the benefit of a solid balance sheet.
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Plus, Bevin has the benefit of the president's sustained approval numbers.
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He also has the benefit of understanding what Lucy's been through.
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The story has the benefit of being both sexy and reassuring.
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This has the benefit of ensuring that legislation has broad appeal.
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Los Angeles at least has the benefit of hugging the ocean.
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Microsoft also has the benefit of owning video-conferencing platform Skype.
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Google has the benefit of the world's largest information database: Google.
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You know the fable, which has the benefit of also being true.
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If she wins, the party has the benefit of saying it tried.
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Number one, it's true, so it has the benefit of being true.
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This solution has the benefit of playing to Trump's strength as a businessman.
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New Orleans has the benefit of starting over with Williamson as a centerpiece.
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Like other apparel retailers, Abercrombie also has the benefit of cheap cotton prices.
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Now there's a conspiracy theory that also has the benefit of being true.
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It also has the benefit of inducing them to click early and often.
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"The Russell 2000 certainly has the benefit of being largely domestic," he said.
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But wind has the benefit of being free, no matter how hard it blows.
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The recruiter has the benefit of being able to talk about other comparable offers.
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ObjectiveEd has the benefit of being easily deployed without much specialty hardware or software.
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In the meantime, Trump has the benefit of an unassailable majority in the Senate.
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Collins has the benefit of being one of Trump's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill.
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That's a clarion call to donors that also has the benefit of being true.
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It already has the benefit of stronger brand recognition than some of those — particularly Vue.
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He has the benefit of coming off an early win in Iowa, like Mr. Huckabee.
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YouTube also has the benefit of selling TV to an existing and massive user base.
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"But the local gold industry has the benefit of the exchange rate effect," she said.
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This team's defense is deeper and more talented — and it has the benefit of time.
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The skeumorphic style that dominated early versions of iOS has the benefit of giving icons solidity.
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That also has the benefit of not contaminating the product should some of the fluid escape.
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Now the company has the benefit of Tencent's guidance as it continues to push the envelope.
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Plus, Viktor's emotional journey has the benefit of making sense, unlike his so much of rival's.
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It's also a film that has the benefit of past experience, and uses that to its advantage.
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Live video, at least, has the benefit of being a tool rather than an app-shaping feature.
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While industry has the benefit of access to the latest technologies, the philanthropic world has lagged behind.
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Unlike most of the capital city's residents, Obama has the benefit of a short, mostly indoor commute.
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First, the VA has the benefit of a new secretary as of earlier this week, Robert Wilkie.
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Building your career in microsteps has the benefit of giving you a sense of independence, says Mark.
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As with other corporate venture funds, Alexa Fund has the benefit of a sole backer in Amazon.
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The MacBook does it old school, which also has the benefit of being able to open it partially.
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But if you are someone who has the benefit of an education, you know how hard life is.
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In Europe the commission has the benefit of the doubt: it makes decisions and then firms can appeal.
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It's quite impressive growth, but you also must remember that Instagram has the benefit of piggybacking off Facebook.
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The follow-up has the benefit of better reviews and a smaller production budget compared to the original.
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A novel has the benefit of omniscient viewpoints and backstory that leave no character's — no woman's — complexity unplumbed.
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New Orleans has the benefit of starting over with presumptive No. 1 pick Zion Williamson as a centerpiece.
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Visco said the ECB has the benefit of learning from the Federal Reserve's experience with its own stimulus program.
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Destroying an ear has the benefit of being immediately visually impactful and visceral reaction-inducing — but usually not fatal.
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It's a little less flashy, yes, but it has the benefit of being a lot more likely to succeed.
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"California has the benefit of having a very diverse economy, the fifth-largest economy in the world," Petek said.
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He also has the benefit of being super extroverted and I'm a little bit more introverted on that front.
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It also has the benefit of being a distortion of what's actually being said by managers during the trial.
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"I think Snap has the benefit of seeing what everyone else has done before them, and they're smart," Norman said.
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Although the Democratic primary season wrapped up on June 14, Sanders still has the benefit of a Secret Service detail.
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Sony also already has the benefit of controlling an ecosystem that console gamers have been fully invested in for decades.
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A celebrity, by contrast, has the benefit of instant name recognition and knows how to speak directly to the public.
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Whereas the looser approach has the benefit of being more flexible, the integrators ought in principle to be more efficient.
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"I will phrase it this way: Hillary has the benefit of at least not being clinically insane," he told CNBC.
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Fishman has followed the bizarre Trump-Putin relationship closely, and has the benefit of viewing it from the Russian vantage.
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But Pew has the benefit of more than a decade of polling on American views of Russia to compare with.
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This has the benefit of regulating the temperature in your oven even when you aren't cooking directly on the steel.
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Ultimately, I switched back to the gray fabric because it has the benefit of hiding the Echo's 360-degree speaker grille.
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The election result robbed Mrs May of the most important thing that any prime minister has: the benefit of the doubt.
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This also has the benefit of saving financial professionals significant time around selling their services, rather than doing actual accounting work.
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Making its AI tools widely available also has the benefit of channeling extra training data back to Amazon to improve Alexa.
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Ethernet also has the benefit of components being available off the shelf, so automakers don't have to design everything from scratch.
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Having Trump's ear has the benefit of giving Graham the power to help craft the administration's policies, at least in theory.
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Almond Cow also has the benefit of allowing you complete control over the flavor while still using the mess-free system.
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Minnesota has the benefit of leaning on one of the league's best defenses, which has been especially tough against the run.
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Yet he has the benefit of incumbency and is likely to win, although probably only in a second round, diplomats say.
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He said he believes Flannery's team "still has the benefit of a clean slate" to lay a foundation for the future.
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Although the staging is unadventurous to the point of being museumlike, it has the benefit of visual clarity and dramatic punch.
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On stage or in a prerecorded screen performance that has the benefit of production, these transitions can feel seamless and natural.
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The helmet also has the benefit of being indistinguishable from a standard one, save the small grey speakers attached to the straps.
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Overall, the country has the benefit of close proximity between production, at food manufacturing facilities, and consumption, at grocery stores and restaurants.
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It has the benefit of cutting out real-world distractions, and loading up the Windows desktop could be useful in a pinch.
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For liberals, who face an uphill battle to defeat the nomination, Kavanaugh at least has the benefit of being a juicy target.
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The alternative is to penalize the individuals through asset seizures, which also has the benefit of boosting the country's finances, he said.
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Monitoring radiation, meanwhile, has the benefit of only needing an antenna—in some cases nothing more than a basic AM radio antenna.
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Jamie has the benefit of knowing himself: He takes time to mourn, he's honest with Mary, and he decides his own fate.
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It also has the benefit of being mobile so you can bring your friends with you anywhere you're still allowed to be.
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And wood has the benefit of storing the carbon dioxide trees absorb during their growth, keeping it out of the atmosphere indefinitely.
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Again, it has the benefit of reducing stress and sick days while increasing my energy at work but also benefits me personally.
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"This also has the benefit of helping to preserve space for the customer in the seat behind," a British Airways spokeswoman said.
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That is an expensive proposition, to be sure, but Lyft also has the benefit of the wave of troubles Uber has had recently.
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Plus it has the benefit of renewed focus—Google flirted with the consumer market, but found that it wasn't ready for smart glasses.
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But not every summer—or spring, or fall—blockbuster has the benefit of 10 years and 18 movies of built-up audience goodwill.
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But the device has the benefit of six additional months of hardware and software advancements, in some ways even besting the pricier Pro.
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Right now, The Assembly has the benefit of working well (arguably better) outside VR, so making a radical change would narrow its accessibility.
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In contrast, Trump has the benefit of a still buoyant stock market and a booming American economy to cushion damage inflicted by China.
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Even there, Chinese AI has the benefit of much more data; but it is all Chinese data, collected at home, and thus narrow.
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In the studio with a director and actors, a playwright has the benefit of clarifying his intentions, but all that changes in previews.
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Mudiay has the benefit of time, and the possibility that repetition and experience could change his trajectory, or at least improve his shot.
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Such a disposition has a naturally meditative effect, but it also has the benefit of training your ear on Phillips' increasingly moving lyrics.
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This has the benefit of being compatible with anyone's preferred outcome, from a Norway-style relationship to a deal modelled on Switzerland or Canada.
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It also has the benefit of being one of the few mobile VR headsets for iPhone that isn't just folded cardboard or cheap plastic.
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The 94,000-member Iraqi-led coalition greatly outnumbers its opponents and has the benefit of air support from roughly 20163 coalition and Iraqi planes.
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Google's Public DNS is another option, and has the benefit of being easy to remember: change the preferred and alternate DNS servers to 8.8.
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But Riverdale is making all those course corrections and changes much faster than its predecessors did, because it has the benefit of their experience.
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DeBoer took the defeat in stride, but he has the benefit of coaching a veteran-laden club that knows it wasn't up to snuff.
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This also has the benefit of making sure that you don't leave the Hopper open, as this results in your ice melting much faster.
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SmartThings, acquired by Samsung, has the benefit of being housed now with a larger entity since this is long-term battle for the home.
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It also has the benefit of being agnostic to the kind of wireless radio it communicates over — it could be traditional Wi-Fi, 802.15.
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While it has the benefit of an iMessage install base in the hundreds of millions, it may feel like just one more place to check.
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CommentsByCelebs landed its first advertising deal, and Instagram has the benefit of putting posts into followers' feeds whether they were looking for them or no.
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The polar route is longer than the 2350,2777 nautical miles (22021,038 kilometers) western route but has the benefit of strong tailwinds rather than fierce headwinds.
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"Aung San Suu Kyi has the benefit of having become an icon without saying a whole lot," Kenneth Roth, of Human Rights Watch, told me.
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The plan has the benefit of being budget-neutral over the long term, because parents borrow against their own retirement benefits, leaving everyone else unaffected.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has the benefit of constant critical adoration and a network that believes in it, even if it doesn't exactly have the ratings.
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By building pixel art in a methodical way, the Pixel Kit has the benefit of getting kids engaged with art and tech at the same time.
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Atlassian has the benefit of being a publicly-traded company and may have that perception that it's a known quantity that'll be more reliable than Slack.
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In addition, DC, unlike Marvel, has the benefit of having a veritable murderer's row of recognizable female characters, including the likes of Supergirl and Poison Ivy.
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Julian Edelman has the benefit of being Tom Brady's most trusted target — a truth that is plain in the number of targets he receives every week.
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The big question is whether people will want to pay $1,500 or more for a phone that has the benefit of being a little more pocketable.
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The firm has the benefit of a strong brand, a lucrative conservative news network, and the leadership of James Murdoch, who is seen as a strong manager.
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SoundHound has the benefit of leaning on years of data it's pulled in from its core application, which detects music and shows users what song is playing.
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"As a service of PayPal, Inc, Venmo has the benefit of nearly 20 years of experience in payments security and fraud prevention," one representative told The Verge.
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It also has the benefit of not having morning breath, hogging the blanket, farting in your face, or smacking you awake in the morning to be fed.
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This approach has the benefit of being both dynamic in its presentation and completely native to the chat medium — as if a friend were suggesting a product.
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Tamara, someone else who knows what she wants and how to get there, has the benefit of enough ambivalence to give her pause but not to paralyze.
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Sure, The Child has the benefit of some recency bias considering The Mandalorian debuted just last month — but also, he's perfect and how dare you question him?!
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But he still has the benefit of incumbency — and he has gotten very, very far politically by refusing to play the game the way anyone else does.
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Bayh has already made a splash with his $28503 million war chest and has the benefit of name recognition, an issue that plagues his GOP opponent, Rep.
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Corporate venture also has the benefit of a sole investor, the backing company, instead of a wider investor base that necessitates a more varied portfolio, Bernard said.
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So, it's clunky, but cold storage still has the benefit of letting you feel safer in storing more funds than you would in a hot wallet, right?
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Swimming also has the benefit of being nonweight-bearing, which makes it easier to do for a longer period and at a higher intensity without risking an injury.
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It also has the benefit of allowing you to see how a game's reviews have evolved over time, which is great for games that are operating as services.
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Taiwan's Pacific aid may pale in volume over that of Beijing's, but Tsai's government has the benefit of people-to-people relationships, according to the Lowy Institute note.
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No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized witch hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution.
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But with some L.P.s getting antsy about returns and valuations coming down, Bloomberg Beta has the benefit of Bloomberg's patience to continue focusing on its core investment thesis.
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Epic Games already has the benefit of a close working relationship with many major PC game developers that are using the company's Unreal Engine to build their titles.
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No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution.
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It also has the benefit of linking Microsoft Teams to Office 365 subscriptions, but Butterfield says the smaller company with the better idea has often won in the past.
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It's also why Apple's Safari never broke out of its small share around 5 percent and Apple even has the benefit of a smartphone platform that's worth a damn.
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Of course, the original NES has the benefit of being cheap and plentiful second hand, along with offering a broader range of titles – all worth factoring into the equation.
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Apple has the benefit of building this directly into the App Store; you'll be able to access Apple Arcade from a new bottom tab in the App Store app.
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Scout It Out has the benefit of being founded by three women with deep experience in technology and the singular joy of grappling with the New York arts scene.
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"That cut is most likely to be delivered in November, when the Monetary Policy Committee has the benefit of the full quarterly analysis undertaken by bank staff," said Stephens.
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Still, they admit they are battling critics with bigger platforms to voice their message, which also has the benefit of using the potent political weapon of public safety fears.
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"Now he has the benefit of both," Gregory Simmons, a tour guide, said of Mr. Di Modica, as he offered his group a knowledgeable explanation of the statues' confrontation.
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This exhibits the same bug-killing properties but has the benefit of being an awful lot cheaper than those two precious metals, making a commercial coating process easier to devise.
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Focusing on fixing Obamacare allows Democrats to use tried-and-true messages about protecting people with preexisting conditions and Trump "sabotaging" the marketplaces (which has the benefit of being true).
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Phone sex also has the benefit of allowing you to escape your life, says Kathleen K., author of Sweet Talkers: Words from the Mouth of a Pay to Say Girl.
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One huge difference, of course, is that the iPad mini now has the benefit of an enormous amount of additional apps that have been built for iPad in the interim.
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"No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution," Kelner said.
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"No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution," he added.
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In the case of Hilltop, Jesus — whom we met last week — is interesting enough, and leader Gregory has the benefit of being played by the great character actor Xander Berkeley.
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As Raider's responsibilities accumulate, he has the benefit of a much larger team than he used to have, but there will always be the danger of taking on too much.
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While this has the benefit of actually melding broken fragments back together via chemical bonds (as opposed to magnetic attraction holding two pieces together), self-healing polymer systems have limitations.
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"It's a sensible deal, and Total also has the benefit of paying out a dividend yield of around 5.5 percent," said Clairinvest fund manager Ion-Marc Valahu, who owns Total shares.
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Windows has the benefit of better driver support for your graphics cards and EthOS is a plug and play solution for anyone who doesn't know Linux and isn't trying to learn.
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She also has the benefit of having survived in Trump world since being hired as his campaign manager in the summer of 2016, and is now a counselor to the president.
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The Murchison Widefield Array (MWA), also completed in 2012, is smaller than LOFAR, but has the benefit of low radio interference due to its remote location in the Western Australian outback.
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"No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch-hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution," Mr. Kelner wrote.
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President Trump also has the benefit of a Republican Congress and a Supreme Court majority, which could get even larger given the advanced ages of Justices Stephen Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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For one, he has the benefit of Trump running at the top of the ticket — which could push Republicans to vote more than they did in a high-turnout 2018 for Democrats.
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His simple dropshipping site model means he has the benefit of low time investment and the possibility of high sales volume — if he can spread the word and boost his SEO ranking.
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Indiana has the benefit of a productive senior quarterback in Richard Lagow (3,413 passing yards in 2016) and an All-American caliber senior linebacker in Tegray Scales (33.5 career tackles for loss).
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A longtime education activist in the state, Ms. Nixon has the benefit of name recognition, and yet remains broadly unknown to voters, with 43 percent saying they had no opinion of her.
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"This move has the benefit of looking like action, but at first glance smells panicky," Jeremy Thomson-Cook, chief economist at Equals, a money management firm in London, said in a statement.
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By partnering with Sotheby's, Carvill said his boutique firm now has the benefit of international marketing and a more sophisticated and integrated website, elements he wasn't able to offer clients on his own.
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Vector, however, has the benefit of having a physical body and much more sophisticated software to help it really come to life in a way a virtual pet on a screen never could.
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I'm fully aware that it's not sexy to tell people to eat their vegetables, but it's the only advice that actually works…and it has the benefit of not costing $13 a bottle.
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And though Fleishman has the benefit of the publicity that comes with working with a reality TV star, he's using a lot of the same strategies he used in the start-up world.
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In addition to two years worth of lead time and major relationships, like its four-year agreement with Unilever, Convoy also has the benefit of not being marred by a messy legal battle.
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Capturing reptiles alive has the benefit of buying time for processing the meat, because the reptiles begin to rot if they aren't placed in a cooler within an hour of death, Ziemba said.
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UberEATS, which launched in several cities last year and is now profitable in 27 of 108 cities worldwide, has the benefit of existing driver networks around the country from its parent company Uber.
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Such attacks have often been ham-handed, but the fact pattern he and his surrogates have laid out painting Hillary Clinton as "crooked" has the benefit of being not only damning, but true.
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"No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution," Robert Kelner told the newspaper.
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Fyre Fraud also has the benefit of an actual interview with McFarland, who is currently in federal prison after pleading guilty to two instances of wire fraud in connection with the botched festival.
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It is unsurprising, then, that Eternity Street's strongest section is its middle third: The story of how Los Angeles came to be American, at least in name, has the benefit of clear dramatic anchors.
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Amazon's second-generation Echo has the benefit of easily swappable shells, and today the company announced that it's releasing a red version of the smart speaker to benefit (RED) and its fight against AIDS.
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Not that juggling motherhood and movie stardom has ever appeared to be too tough for Jolie, 35, who also has the benefit of homes around the world, private planes and a flexible work schedule.
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It isn't quite as lovable as the spherical droid from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, but this robot from Carnegie Mellon University has the benefit of being more than a special effect (however cool).
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Because Red Heart Heat Wave absorbs solar energy, it has the benefit of extra warmth when you are outdoors, but returns to the same temperature as other acrylic garments when you go back inside.
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"David has the benefit of past government experience and has a solid track record of policy research on many of the key issues impacting the region," said Brian Katulis, a senior fellow at CAP.
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Ahsoka also has the benefit of being voiced by Ashley Eckstein, who is an avid fan of "Star Wars" herself and an advocate for delivering not only good content, but good products to other fans.
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But before we get into any of that, it's important to know this… While a traditional grocery store enjoys razor thin margins, Instacart has the benefit of up-charging you for that all-important convenience.
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" Flynn's attorney, Robert Kelner, argued Thursday that "no reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch-hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution.
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Criminal justice reform also has the benefit of being a bipartisan issue at the moment, almost a year after President Donal Trump signed a reform bill with huge support in both the House and Senate.
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"Mike has the benefit of having seen two different, successful models that have both gone through a lot of transformation," said Astros General Manager Jeff Luhnow, who was Elias's boss in St. Louis and Houston.
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"The U.S. has the benefit of being right next door and so those shipping costs of getting corn to Mexico is certainly is less expensive than shipping corn from Brazil or Argentina to Mexico," said Nigh.
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As much as we adore fiction, a good memoir really has a huge emotional impact on the reader, because it has the benefit of being true (unless it's by James Frey, in which case, never mind).
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This has the benefit of moving the charging cable back (the 13-inch model charges with a USB-C power adapter) and making it harder to accidentally press the power button when picking up the laptop.
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"(Mulvaney) has the benefit of hindsight to know that is going to piss off the President and make enemies of the only staffers in the White House who can't get fired," said one White House official.
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Though building up content for a new device category is certainly daunting, Magic Leap has the benefit of having seen the major players of the VR industry brute force their way past some of these issues.
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Tetris Effect also has the benefit of featuring a killer soundtrack and art design that make each of its stages a dynamic, interactive audio-visual experience, if you're okay with a few moments of sensory overload.
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He has the benefit of being a hybrid of the first two types: a growth and innovation-oriented leader who wound up presiding over a complex multinational with both shareholders and a huge workforce to inspire.
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"We believe that the split from eBay represents a rebirth of a platform that already has the benefit of global scale, a trusted brand, and mobile orientation, " analyst Colin Sebastian wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Adopting an overweight position in 10-year Treasurys relative to an underweight in cash also has the benefit of diversifying investors' tactical asset allocation if they hold overweight positions in global equities or U.S. stocks versus government bonds.
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Sony's headset has the benefit of being comfortable and easy to clean, but running on a lower-powered machine in a slightly lower resolution, its virtual worlds can feel jagged and muddy compared to the Vive and Rift's.
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And while the statistical technique has the benefit of relying on harder numbers, such as refined production rates, not perfect either but a lot better, and import figures, the best of them all, there is one obvious problem.
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George Beebe, a former senior CIA official who now directs the Intelligence Program at the Center for a New National Interest, adds that Pompeo also has the benefit of political experience and some time running a large bureaucracy.
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" Jones, the only quarterback change not due to injury, has the benefit of an experienced teammate in Manning to help him through the start, saying during Wednesday's media availability, "I understand the circumstance and it's a difficult one.
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On the other, his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's plan to rescue state oil firm Pemex has not dispelled lingering doubts, even though he has run a tight budget and has the benefit of superior sovereign creditworthiness.
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This (combined with a couple of other technologies) has the benefit of completely removing the notch, but comes with a couple of drawbacks, including the possibility of the camera pop-up mechanism getting broken. Bzzt...bzzt. Bzzt...bzzt. pic.twitter.
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But that pricing and launch timing means the PS5 will almost certainly lose to the Nintendo Switch in sales this year, as Nintendo has the benefit of selling throughout 2020, and the Switch models cost between $199 and $299.
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Others (okay really just Microsoft) have attempted separate desktop and tablet user interfaces before, but unlike Microsoft, Google's Chrome OS team actually has the benefit of a decade's worth of proven tablet/phone user interface design to fall back on.
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It also has the benefit of removing language issues in explaining where you're going: You pay in cash at the end of the journey, but you also program in your destination and get the price when you order the cab.
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The movie has the benefit of positive reviews — and the rare chance to see Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt share the big screen — but it will need to rely on word of mouth to continue drawing crowds throughout popcorn season.
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Facebook, which has gotten the brunt of the heat for how Russian actors used its platform, now has the benefit of being seen as forthcoming and transparent — even without giving a full picture of who's behind the campaign it discovered.
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Ray Wang, founder and principal analyst of Constellation Research, also says Microsoft has the benefit of being able to package its other software, like Microsoft Office and Teams, with services from the Azure cloud, meaning that one can bolster the other.
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Equinox, however, has the benefit of having a built-in customer base—and if you've ever had a friend who got into SoulCycle, you know how eager they are for you to join them in their cult-y fitness journey.
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Mueller also has the benefit of contemporaneous memos written by Comey after several meetings with the President in which he detailed what he later said was an effort by the President to develop a inappropriate relationship of "patronage" with him.
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As a political matter, both Mr. Nixon and Mr. Clinton faced a House under control of the opposition party, while Mr. Trump has the benefit of a Republican House that would be far less eager to open an impeachment inquiry.
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"This government has the benefit of the doubt but not the luxury of time," Francis Malige, the EBRD's Managing Director for Eastern Europe and the Caucasus told the Reuters Global Markets Forum, adding there was still a huge reform task ahead.
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"Thrones" is already the most-honored series of all time, and the most-nominated drama, ranking behind only "Saturday Night Live" -- which has the benefit of having been around for more than 40 years -- among programs on the latter score.
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It also has the benefit of freeing me from comparing the cultural importance of the films from Universal's genre-defining Classic Monsters era (the original Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, et al) with, say, Nicolas Cage's witch movie from 2011.
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Internet service providers claim that this makes pricing more fair for people who don't use as much data–but it also has the benefit of protecting their pay TV businesses as more viewers become cord-cutters by rejecting cable and satellite services.
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Now when he goes before the same committee that rejected him in 1986, Sessions has the benefit of two decades as senator - many of which he spent on the committee that will once gain decide his fate - this time for attorney general. Sen.
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There has yet to be much of a pervasive solution shown off for either the HTC Vive or PS VR virtual reality systems, though PlayStation has the benefit of an existing friends network infrastructure, so really all they're missing is the 3D models.
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The Mars 2020 rover has received a number of upgrades versus Curiosity, which you'd probably expect, given that the team developing the newer rover has the benefit of multiple years of experience running a robotic rover platform on the surface of Mars.
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Songdo has the benefit of being a greenfield deployment, meaning that the city's infrastructure could be designed beforehand, based on the predicted needs of the architecture and residents, instead of being integrated reactively, as is the case with most smart city deployments.
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Powerpack 2 also has a new inverter designed and built by Tesla, and this is, according to the company, the "highest efficiency and highest power density utility-scale inverter on the market," and also has the benefit of being easier to install.
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But this messy, indulgent production instead gives us Ms. Griffin unfiltered, which has the benefit of seeming like a backstage gossip session, albeit one that lost steam as it headed past the 60-minute mark and she dabbed sweat from her forehead.
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But while Netflix has the benefit of bigness—and is actively courting A-list creatives like Shonda Rhimes, Ryan Murphy, and Kenya Barris away from linear TV with multimillion-dollar deals—a streamer like Apple TV+ seems like a scrappy startup in comparison.
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The United States also has the benefit of access to the Truth Tobacco Industry Documents; approximately 15 million tobacco industry internal corporate documents that reveal how much the industry knew and when, offering a U.S. prosecutor enough evidence to open a case.
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"David has the benefit of past government experience and has a solid track record of policy research on many of the key issues impacting the region," said Brian Katulis, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, a think tank aligned with Democrats.
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And although Epic has the benefit of positioning its store within the Epic Launcher, which is the software required to update and start playing its mega-hit Fortnite, there remains the distinct possibility that consumers don't want to fragment their game libraries any further.
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Team: Miami Heat53-19 stats: 18.7 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 1.9 steals, 46.2% FG, 34.7% 3FGVegas odds: 100/1How he could win MVP: Jimmy Butler has the benefit of being the lone star player on a team that should contend for a playoff spot.
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And she suggested that publishing the memos has the benefit of accelerating the process of verification: "BuzzFeed put itself at the heart of the story and made some of its most prominent journalists go-to people for any tips the dossier might generate," she wrote.
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The Four Seasons has the benefit of being located just behind the Magic Kingdom in the Golden Oaks community, so easy access to the parks is available when you need a Disney fix — but far enough away when you need a bit of separation.
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For example, the encryption on the iPhone is the 256-bit AES standard also used by the US military, which has the benefit of being both very speedy to apply and impossible to crack by running through the various unlock code combinations, as we've already pointed out.
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In an email, Gualandri told me he chose Ireland because it was a recognised jurisdiction with a "high reputation," and has the benefit of being an English language country with a similar legal system to the U.K. and strong ties to the U.K., where Soldo is headquartered.
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The contradictory character has the benefit of allowing the articulation of two very different tracks of political thought — one that emphasizes the resilience of black folks in the face of what sometimes seems to be an unending list of systemic privations, and the other that emphasizes our brilliance.
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Compared to navigating a tight urban environment, Sterblue has the benefit of there being very few airborne anomalies around these structures, so autonomously flying along certain flight paths is as easy as having a CAD structure available and enough wiggle room to correct for things like wind condition.
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Rumors now abound about the role that Farage could play in fixing up our relationship with the US. As well as not having actually insulted Trump, Farage has the benefit of having met him, after he was invited to speak at a rally for the presidential hopeful in August.
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Tarun Rambha, an assistant professor at the India Institute of Science's Department of Civil Engineering, however, says Bangalore has the benefit of being an "early adopter when it comes to technology" and notes that its citizens are tech-savvy, which could help a smart system like this be successful.
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It has the benefit of seeing the youths juxtaposed with their adult incarnations -- played by James McAvoy, Jessica Chastain and Bill Hader, among others -- but spends so much time building toward the inevitable climax that it's only a marginal improvement over the weak ending of the TV version.
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And having gone through all this with Propecia, a decade later, I could trust my doctor to ask about my anxiety and about ED. But of course, not everyone has the benefit of a PhD program to learn about drug-binding kinetics and how and where to find clinical study data.
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Although all of these major tech companies are focused on providing greater context and transparency about news articles that appear on its platform, YouTube has the benefit of being able to rely on Google PageRank, one of the most powerful algorithms in the world for measuring the importance of a website.
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While the W3 could be justified as a cheap, cute toy at $15, the M4 costs over double that at a whopping $35 — almost as much as Apple's (also overpriced) official Lighting dock, and that at least has the benefit of charging your phone and adding back a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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And Nintendo has the benefit of more than thirty years as the leader of mobile gaming and an incredible series of first party games as well as an enormous catalog of classic games people will happily drop cash to play—though none are available on the system any time soon.
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She has the benefit of being a three-dimensional character played to perfection by the excellent Strahovski, but more often than not her inclusion in the plot hedges on whether or not the story wants to pump the breaks while viewers wait for Serena to decide what kind of person she wants to be.
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Though gel applied with a brush has the benefit of greater maneuverability and control than a liquid liner, gel-pot liners have fallen out of favor recently due to their tendency to dry up and the inconvenience of having to tote around a brush and pot as opposed to a simple pen or pencil.
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Dr. Taison Bell, an assistant professor at UVA in the infectious disease and pulmonary critical care divisions, said that while testing might not change a course of treatment, making people aware of how the virus is spreading in their community has the benefit of encouraging people to take the crisis seriously and act accordingly.
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These special saunas operate differently from the traditional ones because "unlike traditional (hot-rock or steam) saunas, which operate in excess of 200°F, infrared heat has the benefit of being effective at a more comfortable operating temperature of 100 to 150°F," Kaps tells me; which is why the typical sweat session at Higher Dose is around an hour rather than the standard 10 to 15 minutes.
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This is only slightly more cumbersome, since you have to pay via cash or card before leaving, but Panasonic's system has the benefit of being retailer agnostic, so that you won't need Amazon credentials as is the case with Amazon Go. The Panasonic system uses tags applied to the goods you pick up to tally the cost as you shop, and then automatically bags your selections via a trap-door in the counter that accepts your basket when you're ready to go.
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But be careful plugging it into a wall — the charger sticks out far enough that it looks pretty easy to run into and accidentally knock out: The charger can push a full 100 watts of power — which could theoretically let you fully power a powerful 15-inch MacBook Pro and an iPhone 11 Pro simultaneously, or a 13-inch Pro and a MacBook Air — because it's using gallium nitride (GaN), which is more efficient than silicon because it can sustain higher voltages and can run current faster than silicon can — which all has the benefit of opening up more possibilities for small yet powerful charging devices like the HyperJuice.
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