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Very few project teams have the benefit of being able to start from scratch, something often referred to as greenfield development.

Furthermore, Xfire did not have the benefit of a third party service like ComScore or Nielsen to validate the usage metrics on its client.

These tumors do not have the benefit of a specific therapy and are associated with a difficult risk assessment.

Only a few who are able to choose to only support HTML5 have the benefit of ditching the old code and old browsers and moving forward.

Due to worldly engagements the ability to have the benefit of this warmth had been curtailed to certain extent in many people.

He said this would have the benefit of unravelling bank's structural complexity.

If you're paying your own insurance premiums, the cost can be even higher, especially if you don't have the benefit of a group plan.

My mother and father wanted me to have the benefit of a sound preparation for college, and so we read through many high school catalogues.

JAXP would still have the benefit of making translation between SAX and DOM easy, but this would be a nice nod to the XML community.

Branded generics have the benefit of being a known entity and a recognizable name. This already differentiates them from plain generics.

Unlike companies, countries cannot officially go bust so their creditors don't have the benefit of a clear insolvency framework.

With the mistakes of others well-documented, Groupon should have the benefit of insight as it moves into the world's second-largest economy.

who happen to have the benefit of good educational opportunities.

Additionally, users have the benefit of a commercial friendly LGPL licensed library.

Tomorrow, global leaders will have the benefit of more of those calmly expressed thoughts.

Ancient cultures did not have the benefit of today's calendars.

I should also say that for businesses that don't have the benefit of venture capital backing, the reverse is probably true.

You will find out the fine things when you decide to have the benefit of the joy of life.

In the process, you would spend less than you would on a commercial ORB, but still have the benefit of human-readable messages.

Because we inherited the DI container implementation from Spring, we have the benefit of all the testing and production use behind it.

This will also have the benefit of making you harder to reach, and thus more mysterious and fascinating to new friends and acquaintances.

If you don't have the benefit of automated testing, this approach will still simplify manual hardcoded string detection.

As for the U. S. , the dollar is the reserve currency and we have the benefit of printing money.

Although these policies have the benefit of achieving greater equity, they have a cost in terms of reduced efficiency.

According to the experiences through thousands of years, it does have the benefit of keeping health.

Geohashes have the benefit of arbitrary precision by stripping off characters from the end of the hash.

Thread-relative static fields provide better performance than data slots and have the benefit of compile-time type checking.

She wants her children to have the benefit of young parents.

Be assured that there is no escape, even although they have the benefit of advanced technologies that you have little knowledge of.

The certification process may seem woefully oversimplified, yet it doesn't even have the benefit of being cheap.

I have the benefit of talking with thousands of people a year about their sex lives so I know that sex is more than intercourse.

They do not have the benefit of being "too big to fail. "

Since we don't have the benefit of hindsight, we don't really know where it's taking us.

They will, however, have the benefit of feedback from the markets so they can and must continually re-calibrate to correct their mistakes.

On the other hand, the White House will have the benefit of some more positive short-term news to deliver on Friday.

Basically, [in both] you have the benefit of natural forces such as convection.

children who have the benefit of a stable home background

so people elsewhere can have the benefit of