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The iPod and iPhone devices have already been a boon to component manufacturers in Asia, and many are hoping for a repeat performance.

The fact that until now China's rise has been a boon to the United States rather than a bane owes much to the work of Henry Kissinger.

This great boon of freedom which he allowed me, none else would have dared to do; many even blamed him for it.

There can be no doubt that the new technology represents a huge boon to the American economy going forward.

Up to now, China's transportation systems have proved to be a boon to its economy, with few fatalities.

More to the point, they had actually been a boon for Chongqing's economy.

Technology seems to offer a similar proposition: a wide array of distractions that offer the boon of connection, but at a cost.

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Shortcuts in BlackBerry messaging can be a real boon when your trying to get work done quickly.

Since I do not foresee that atomic energy is to be a great boon for a long time, I have to say that for the present it is a menace .

This election process has been a boon for news sites and the equivalent of a 'millstone around the neck' for people like me.

China's embrace of globalization has been a great boon for China and the world. It has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty.

At a time of painfully surging food prices, that would be a hefty boon for the needy.

This would be a boon for users, as mentioned earlier, since the distribution vendors could calculate all the package dependencies for us.

It seemed appropriate at this icy temple to have come to this frozen land to ask for a boon.

They have been a boon to my writing career and are what will make it possible for me to keep at it down the road.

Things that have proved tricky for Mr Obama at home are a boon for him in parts of the Middle East.

The only documentation Boon Phonma, 43, could offer was a birth date she said was scribbled on a palm leaf by her mother.

Since roads are generally dreadful, advances in communications, with mobile banking and telephonic agro-info, have been a huge boon.

Your efforts have been a great boon to me. The moment you wavered was all I needed.

The group's refusal to participate in the dotcom boom, which at the time made it appear something of a dinosaur, turned out to be a boon.

But it will be a boon to future aspirants if it forces America to deal with its broken primary system.

The outsourcing of law enforcement has also been something of a boon for local governments.

When the idea was proposed, it was expected to be a boon to taxonomists trying to name the world's millions of species.

It is a great boon to me to have this opportunity of seeing a holy man like the Venerable Acharn.

The Indians said the road would be a boon to coca growers, whose union Mr Morales still heads, and expand their plantations.

If spraying at source really is as good or better than surface spraying, and requires a great deal less dispersant, it will be a boon.

Three gorges project has been a boon for large ship commerce. But it may sink a way of life that stretches back 4000 years.

It conveys a familiar moral message: new technologies can be a hazard, as well as a boon, to humankind (not to mention dog kind).

While the recession has battered businesses around the world, it has been a boon to the International Monetary Fund's finances.

Easy Fed policy was a boon to corporate bonds during their rally and could at least keep a floor under them for months to come.

If pressed, moreover, even this camp would find it hard to deny that Bush's failed policies have been a boon for China.

Open competition is a boon to religion: American Evangelism has flourished precisely because America has no official church.

Read more about why perfectionist tendencies can be a bane than a boon: Why Being A Perfectionist May Not Be So Perfect.

To understand why debt may have become a burden rather than a boon, it is necessary to go back to first principles.

Low-cost Chinese imports have been a boon to European consumers, retailers and producers.

The break-up of these monsters into more manageable components would be a boon for private-equity deal makers.

The gay marriage law has been a boon for tourism, said Pablo De Luca, founder of the Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce in Buenos Aires.

The librarians hope that this may give history scholars, bible scholars and students who study ancient Greece works a boon.

In fact, the war was a huge diversion of U. S. resources from the terrorist fight and a boon to al-Qaeda recruiting.

"Australian organizations are at the head of the curve and tend to be early adopters of emerging technologies, " said Mr Boon.

Business motivational speaker can prove to be a boon for your business. Choose one wisely.

If China could emerge from the smog with a low-carbon economy, it would be a boon for the world.

Not only has freelancing been good to my personal life, it's also been a boon to me professionally.

Just as promising, restoration is increasingly seen as an economic boon, not a drain.

Barclay Houses location a block away from the Fulham Broadway Underground stop was a huge boon as well.

He considered a strong France, even when it was occasionally difficult, overwhelmingly a boon to the West.

Apple's growth in recent years has been a boon to its suppliers.

But this wealth of options is actually a boon, allowing you to tailor your development or user environment exactly to your needs.

Their confidence and ambition has grown enormously, and this has been a great boon.

Having an exposure to a final-salary pension scheme is now a drag on a company's share price, not a boon.

The appearance of this machine makes the bed planting system in wheat and the wheat seeder extend together and bring more boon to people.

But rising timber prices have been a boon for illegal loggers.

Tablets are excellent for a communal photo sharing experience and are a boon for insurance adjusters, real estate folks, and salespeople.

Critics deride the scheme as economic lunacy and a boon for construction companies such as the one Mr Lee used to run, Hyundai Construction.

It also has been a boon to American exporters because their goods become cheaper for customers abroad.

But it would also be a boon for business, including shipping and resource extraction.

The second Delhi boon has yet opened the front gate of piano room, but takes placard of for a long time don't reserve up with of Mo son.

It is less clear whether private equity has been a universal boon for its investors or for financial markets generally.

Now there is little debate that it has been a boon in making China the world's largest exporter and the second largest trading nation.

It was a platitude to maintain the fiction that he was conferring a great boon on me.

California's budget crisis could actually prove to be a boon to business, since its prisons already are so overcrowded.

And the shift has also been a boon to traders in the rapidly growing market for iron-ore derivatives.

A sudden surge of Chinese buying in the mid-1990s sparked talk of a trade boon for U. S. farmers, but it was a blip.

Whatever the cause, the open internet has been a boon for humanity.

As for the argument that banning same-sex marriage would be a boon for heterosexual marriage, Tauro was dubious.

Despite the howls from politicians, securitisation has been a boon for the world economy.

The service has been a particular boon for smaller merchants who don't normally take plastic.

The rise of overseas production may be a boon to Japanese firms, but it causes pain in the country as a whole.

If Japan is set to impose stricter nuclear export rules, it will be a boon to efforts to foster tighter international rules as well.

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The National Biodiesel Board has released a new economic study that shows how biodiesel plants are a boon to the U.

Falling fertility in poor and middle-income societies is a boon in and of itself.

The Beijing Games have been a boon for marketers in China seeking to tap the growing middle class's national pride and interest in sports.

Perhaps more impressively, the iPhone has been a boon for small developers.

So perhaps our political obsession with the next by-election results is not an unmitigated boon.

Unloading huge pension liabilities onto governments would be another boon to postal services, especially in Britain and America.

Satisfied employees work harder and smarter and are a boon to the company.

This would be a big boon for the western societies that are struggling with the cost of ageing.

That has been a boon for traders, who often fund their positions with short-term loans.

Investing in agriculture is a boon; rejecting agricultural markets would be a disaster.

He was emperor Renzong of evolution (1041-1048) years of the world's first Deputy moveable, many books can be printed, boon.

The design-patterns movement has been a tremendous boon to the software development world because it supplies nomenclature and exemplars.

This can be a great boon to companies looking for specific skills to meet a current need.

In opting for a service of a BMS it can prove to be a boon to your business.

Psychologically, the UN's endorsement of a no-fly zone (something the Kurds never had) is a major boon for the rebels.

The biggest boon for the Taipei marketplace would be a thawing of relations with China.

Kathleen Sebelius, the health secretary, announced the rules at a hardware store, describing them as a boon to small business.

The expansion of free markets has indeed been a boon to Africa.

This has been a great boon to all concerned.

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May this union be a boon to you and to all your relations.

While the introduction of anti-viral treatment has been a boon to patients, brain damage still poses a substantial risk.

Fragile issuers and nervous investors ought to be a boon to insurers.

Professor Boon is standing with the five scholarship winners for a photo and wishing them good study achievements.

As devastating as this volcanic torrent was for the creatures it buried, it would become a boon for paleontology .

It could be a boon for Treasurys if economic growth slows, knocking down commodity prices and reducing the risk of inflation.

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Booming commodity prices are a burden as well as an immense boon for big miners.

The organisers say they are also considering giving a prize to the slowest cell, since lethargic cells would be a boon for cancer therapy.

If you do decide to launch a blog, here are four ways to make your blog a boon for your career, rather than a hindrance.

Two years into her degree, Ryan had the boon to earn an auspicious feature film debut in the supporting role in Rich and Famous (1981).

New technology meanwhile may be both a boon and a burden, the report suggested.

A somewhat unexpected boon of Inline, however, at least for me, is that you can use it to test C libraries that you have under development.

The takeover by industry of much farm home production and processing is a great boon to homemakers , both housewives and working women.

In short, simplification and reform would be an enormous boon to the economy.

In the history of Confucianism's spreading in Singapore, Dr Lim Boon Keng was a very prominent figure.

The sales may also prove a boon for the Wall Street firms that win underwriting business.

A crystal layer behind the coelacanth's retina reflects light like a mirror, a boon in the ocean's dim waters.

Free work is a boon to a struggling company, and you'll only add to your skills, your resume, and your contacts.

But the ruling is nonetheless a blow for the competition watchdog and a boon for the lenders.

Adobe Reader and the Portable Document Format (PDF) were a boon to Internet communications when first introduced.

The survey found that technology, however, especially the internet was a boon at allowing mothers to keep in touch.

Tablets and other mobile devices have also been a boon for news organisations, because they make paid digital subscriptions more attractive.

But the real boon for many emerging-market banks has been the rise of a credit culture among the middle classes.

It would take thousands of hybrid cars to save as many gallons of gas (750, 000) as Boon expects his buses to save Seattle each year.

Biometric passports could streamline travel, make U. S. Citizens easier targets and be a boon for security companies.

Identifying such problems early in the testing process would be a boon.

Central banks hold most of their foreign-exchange reserves in dollars, a boon for America that has allowed it to issue debt more cheaply.

Whatever its justification, however, the switch is a boon to a government looking for big economies.

Tourism on the peak has been a boon to Bedouin like Spayel: He charges about $15 a person for camelback rides to the summit.

The result has been a boon for the fund's investments.

But he has long stressed that appropriately priced repurchases can be a boon to shareholders.

In such circumstances, the recent fall in the price of oil (and food) should be a boon for hard-pressed consumers.

But it may also be a boon to human health.

Actually, inner peace and freedom from restless and incessant thinking is a great boon anytime and everywhere.

The package may be less of a boon for global commodity prices than some hope.

Here too, diversification has not been the boon it should theoretically be.

Jobs' receiving a special day, even if minor, reflects sentiments that Jobs was a boon to California.

It should also be a boon for workers planning their retirement.

And the recent fall in commodity prices, although partly sparked by economic fears, should be a boon.

Lower borrowing costs are a boon to corporate profits, which could in turn benefit the broader economy and hiring.

Boon was a brilliant biologist who was somewhat bigoted when it came to discussing politics or religion.

The boon in panda numbers at the Chengdu centre has largely been attributed to the innovative "twin swapping" technique.

In the past, this would have been a boon for international suppliers such as Sweden's Ericsson, which vacuumed up 2G contracts.

When off-track betting was first introduced, it was seen as a boon to the industry.

Indeed, an appreciating yuan may be a boon for China's growing middle class and the multinational companies selling products to them.

This time, city officials are welcoming Chinese investment as a boon to the local economy.

Having all the information in a single place is a great boon to productivity.

You can even label them by writing on the outside of the tube - a boon if your home or office is overflowing with geeky cables and wires.

This plugin is a boon for those blogs which are so often updated that tons of their high quality content are hidden in the archives.

What a boon glia-targeted drugs would be for those who have long sought to control two such major sources of human misery and tragedy.

confirming the discovery would be a major boon for scientists who dream of humans inhabiting the moon, Mars and other planets someday.

Soothe your day with water. Water can be a boon to psychic health and well-being.

Desserts around the world, almost all the good food are a boon.

For Japanese with jobs and access to savings, even deflation can be a boon.

This was a boon for the American economy: through 2007, Japan had invested almost $260 billion, supporting more than 600, 000 jobs.

Sophocles said: To never have been born, may be the greatest boon of all.

A full-body scan at the airport could be a boon for the fitness industry.

For many American companies, this may be even harder to face. But for American (and Chinese) consumers, it will ultimately be a huge boon.

This again can be a boon for the banks, but entails greater risk.

While the ban on swimming is bad news for Labor Day vacationers, the locating and tagging of the great whites is a scientific boon.

Yet in some ways it's a boon: already, culture and education are the exclusive preserves of the language communities.

Conventional wisdom has it that globalisation and the spread of deregulation have been an economic boon for the English-speaking countries.

He smile, always reveal to is pity to the colourful love of boon, but is not a wretchedness.

This will be a boon to inventors and start-ups, because trying out new products will become less risky and expensive.

The strong real makes it more expensive to export from Brazil and the weak dollar is a boon to the American arm.

In Chicago, however, derivatives reform may be a boon for business.

Although rain on hard, dry ground usually means flooding - rain in any form will be a boon for man, livestock and wildlife alike.

Was Twitter's launch of its own iPhone app a threat to applications developers or a boon?

boon: a benefit bestowed, especially one bestowed in response to a request.

And those in Chile say they welcome the success of Brazil, which they view not as a rival but as a boon: A growing Brazil buoys everybody.

A 10% depreciation in the euro could provide a sizable boon to the euro zone, without hitting the U. S. too hard, according to OECD.

Learn of the cries of the insane ghost who mourns her dead husband at the Boon Island Lighthouse.

The protection of intellectual property rights can be a boon for Internet freedom, but it can also be a bane.

On balance, of course, technology is more of a boon than a problem, though the gains are uneven.

Until recently, this arbitrage proved a boon for both the companies involved and the banks, which have collected handsome fees.

The ecology is cloth Lai boon to spend money, so for to make them agree the condition that the such Ke engraves.

The Web can also be a boon for brands too, when it comes to major sporting events.

Local and European elections due on June 4th are as much a boon as a bane for Mr Brown.

For Google these floating data centers could be a boon because there are no real estate costs or property taxes.

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Timely and effectively communicate and cooperate with HR team, push the improvement of operator boon.

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Stop the machine with the needle down through boon through both fabric layers exactly on the marked corner.

The finding is a potential boon to the estimated 40% of people who are unable to adequately manage their chronic pain.

A weakening of the Socialist Party is clearly a boon for Mr. Sarkozy, analysts said on Sunday.

Though it may not much change our reading habits, its existence will prove a boon.

She is adamant cleaning up will be a boon even though some of history's biggest achievers lived and worked in notoriously messy conditions.

Having on the face of Luo's boon namely light helpless, equanimity of depict.

By mid-century the Arctic Ocean may be briefly free of sea ice in September, a boon to shipping.

In a likely boon to Beijing, it also factors in political and social stability.

Something promoting or contributing to happiness, well-being, or prosperity; a boon.

First, the very fact that almost all of the emirate's labour is foreign is a boon.

The situation could be a financial boon for airline passengers.

As long as I knew, we were boon companions.

Hector: Pardon me, my' lady, but by what reason would you offer me this boon? Indeed, by what reason should I trust it?

Confucius said quote is not all parents boon, me ashamed and embarrassed for.

The happiness of human comes from the small boon everyday, rather than the occasionally fortune .

On the plus side, burying a nuclear reactor under your office building may be a big boon for productivity.

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The air problems have proved a boon for other transport firms.

A weaker dollar is a boon for U. S. exporters by making their goods more competitively priced.

This will be a great boon to my museum business.

Not everyone thinks this will be a boon for equity investors, however.

The new generics could also be a boon to generic drug manufacturers such as Teva, Barr, and Mylan Labs.

In the scarcely polluted land shedding a smell of origin, people can revel in the boon from nature.

As tools become rusty, so does the mind; a garden uncared for boon becomes smothered in weeds; a taken neglected withers and dies.

This may not prove the boon to corporate earnings that some investors are hoping for.

While the sales are a boon for larger companies, data shows that their smaller counterparts are still struggling to find funding.

But in the long term the ash is a boon to crops such as cauliflower, enriching the soil with minerals.

The aid was a great boon for the country.

Nearly a thousand pounds' worth of bad debts has boon written off as irrecoverable.

It is an engineering marvel and an economic boon.

Dr. Lee Boon-ying delivering a public lecture to secondary school students.

He argues that the logo craze is wearing off in China, which will make Joyce's focus on new brands a boon for the company.

Meantime, China's trading partners have the boon of cheap goods and low inflation.

It was a boon not only for Pakistan's energy-starved economy.

Such low barriers to entry are a boon in particular for start-ups.

The chemisette is beautiful is what God's boon grant. God also wishes to nourish the woman!

The cloth Lai boon sits to mention with smile over there: "I once said, you did so useless. "

The opening of most European internal borders over the past two decades has been an economic boon.

But the freedom to choose a second tongue is really more a boon than a curse.

The weak dollar and continued growth in India, China and other emerging economics are a boon to small, and some big, U.

The Shanghai Tower contract is a boon for Mitsubishi Electric.

Nor need the boon of precision farming be restricted to rich countries.

This is the boon for daring travelers who can enjoy all the beauty without having to share it with hordes of other visitors.

This is a boon for daring travelers who can enjoy all the beauty without having to share it with hordes of others visitors.

The big fall in the pound since 2007 is certainly a boon for exporters, one not available to their euro-zone counterparts.

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But two points seem to be widely agreed, at least among the insiders: first, the external sector is proving a great boon;

That devaluation is a boon to Germany's massive export sector.

It is written in a chummy style with touches of Mills & Boon.

This boon for miners bodes ill for the environment.

Yet the challenge for the moguls is a boon to consumers.

It's also a boon for the companies that install those panels.

For Mr Doron, in fact, religious strictures are a boon.

On the other hand, in a world growing increasingly smaller, second language skills can be a great boon.

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Mostly, however, the census is a boon to Republicans.

If you are an autocrat but want to run a system of sham democracy, it is a boon if the opposition is divided.

Or are Chinese investors a boon to Brazil's thriving economy?

Many games are entirely benign, and possibly even a boon.

A bicycle is a real boon when you live in a small town.

Kee-Boon-Mein-Kaa is a huckleberry harvest festival in South Bend that is hosted by the Potawatomi Indian Nation.

One argument is that Europe's tendency to hoard jobs in down turns may be a boon.

They are also a boon to governments with yawning fiscal deficits.

The demand for reserve currencies is a boon to their issuers.

this is a boon of hundreds of millions of dollars for the Turkish economy, " the cable said. "

This is a potential boon for media companies, who are always seeking to broaden their audience.

At one level the World Cup has been a short-term boon.

Many governors are promoting alternative fuels for cars, not least because this is a boon to farmers.

But for makers of bulky lower-value goods such as furniture, toys and machinery, the ability to hedge shipping costs should prove a boon.

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In many ways a lack of magnetic activity is a boon forscience.

In some ways the transition from paper to digital distribution is a boon.

Parks are a great boon to people in big cities.

Is the government's new plan to pay people to trade in old, inefficient cars and trucks an environmental bane or boon?

Chinese growth is a boon for Japan's economy.

One clear morn is boon enough for being born.