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The potential prize is great: for the growth of the middle class in the rising powers of the East to be of benefit around the world.

Such a system would be of benefit to patent owners and others wanting access to priority documents .

China could also study whether other languages might be of benefit to enough pupils as well.

A student who has held one of these positions of authority is much respected and it will be of benefit to him later in his career.

An additional lead term may be of benefit as the RFC performance depends on the frequency of the disturbance.

3 reading at the end of the argument that the author underlined, would be of benefit to us.

The approach is proved to be of benefit to the increase in working efficiency by practical work.

Drugs that can selectively lower pulmonary artery pressure have been shown to be of benefit in preventing and treating HAPE.

Lesser degrees of weight loss may still be of benefit and larger degrees may provide additional metabolic advantages.

If dietary intake is low, or the individual's need is particularly high, vitamin supplementation may be of benefit.

Hopefully the outlook of this paper will be of benefit to the development and competition of the present and future party newspapers.

I don't agree. This will not be of benefit to us.

MRI will also be of benefit to characterizing preliminarily the tissue nature, such as lipoma, fibroma and pericardial cyst with hemorrhage.

Doing morning exercises will be of benefit to your health.

Moderate exercise will be of benefit to you.

The new regulations will be of benefit to everyone concerned.

I hope what I have written will be of benefit to someone else who may feel the same way.

Can a man be of benefit to God? Can even a wise man benefit him?

It will be of benefit if you have created something long these lines before and can show me an example of an Admin you have created.

They know you have contacts or friends who can be of benefit to them later.

Be of benefit to the people