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To me it would seem only a commercial exchange, in which each wished to be benefited at the expense of the other.

Perhaps Hawthorne would have benefited as a writer if he had accepted an offer once made to him to join in a voyage to the South Seas.

There was an estimation, a conservative estimation, a couple of years ago that the U. S. economy benefited by 57 billion dollars per year.

It's not been easy, but so far I seem to have benefited from meta-meta learning.

The idol never wishes to see before him the sculptor who shaped him, nor does the benefited wishes to his benefit or always before him eyes.

Therefore, we were a bit more willing to confess our activities to Anne and sometimes benefited from her sisterly advice.

But the left, which might have expected to have benefited from a capitalist meltdown, is no better off.

State-owned Anshan benefited from such government help in a way that was denied to its competitors in the US, he said.

I've benefited from the training methods here, I don't think I could cope with all the long slogs now at my age.

Even the next generation of management gurus seems to have benefited from a spell at the Firm.

How much have the Chinese really benefited from all their snooping in the United States?

If it finds its inventories are now too large, the implications would be unpleasant for the producers that have benefited to date.

Some observers also said the bank benefited by passing up certain overseas opportunities before the crisis.

Thompson issued a written statement withdrawing his candidacy and said he hoped the country and his party had benefited from his campaign.

But not a lot of people are willing to talk to them about how much they've benefited from having a eurozone.

He said graduates could make contributions during their working lives depending on how much they benefited financially.

But he said JPMorgan did not want to stand in the way of an initiative that benefited the banking system as a whole.

How much that little country has benefited from his involvement is unclear.

He asked who benefited from undermining stability, and added: "I do not rule out that this was a gift from abroad. "

Democrats appeared to have benefited most, with a surge of enthusiasm by young and black voters.

Ms. Kim said that she believed that the fact that the money benefited the church meant that unlicensed vendors were allowed to participate.

Only two stray dogs benefited from all this confusion, for they greedily devoured what was left of the cake.

Heard a little bit of self-marketing from her, I benefited a lot, not exactly.

He said Korean exporters had a technical edge over many competitors and benefited from diversified markets.

It is hard to gauge how much Tang has benefited, if at all, from the academic credentials he claimed to possess.

It had benefited by this concept and was not going to repeat how it had benefited.

Six months later we took a look, and consumers had not benefited at all, but we had lost revenue.

None of it required laws or regulation, and its extremely fast development was voluntary and benefited all.

but many identify in lula one of their own , and do not see him as having benefited personally from graft.

In other words, none of these traits would have benefited our early human ancestors, but higher intelligence may be associated with them.

Bloomberg, who makes a salary of $1 a year as mayor, benefited from a re-evaluation of his company, Bloomberg LP.

Even the children who had above-average self-control as preschoolers, could have benefited from more self-control training.

The UK, which of course did not adopt the euro, has benefited from a sharp sustained depreciation of the pound.

Now the Professor does make the point that Wall Street has benefited excessively from official policy and I would agree.

UCL on the 24th June said the "cultural exchange" born of the growth benefited British as well as foreign students.

There is no doubt that many patients have benefited from regular exercise like walking, running and swimming.

I started my career at a small company. I feel I would have benefited more if I started at a larger company.

None of his issues ill be benefited from his estate.

Recommend reasons: the company benefited from the construction industry country trillion yuan investment, domestic steel enterprises .

The decline might have been worse had homeowners not benefited from the sharp fall in mortgage rates.

Rhonda benefited from these subsidies after she was laid off from her job.

If the participators in the market did not find such useful information, the first movers will be benefited by the information.

The Swiss banking industry benefited for decades from its reputation as a safe and discreet haven for the rich around the world.

They also benefited as the recession encouraged consumers to switch to the kind of lower-price products China provides.

We as consumers have benefited from that. Of course, there are companies that have been hurt by that, which is the other side of the story.

In her view, have firms benefited or suffered as a result of increasing volatility in international financial markets?

Orwell's creative life had already benefited from his association with the Observer in the writing of Animal Farm.

However, oil stocks rose as crude prices benefited from hopes that this week's Opec meeting would result in production cuts.

He said past experience indicates that increasing bilateral ties has benefited both countries.

They would have benefited from the virtue to remain faithful, or at least the wiliness to appear faithful while cheating discreetly.

His study with the maestro benefited him in his entire career.

Investors were disappointed that Rio had not benefited more from the currently high spot price, some 50 per cent above the benchmark.

Read contents of the briefing, you probably do not think any inspiration to you, but I have benefited enormously.

Patients benefited just as much from therapy -- almost any kind of therapy, the consumer group found in its survey of 1, 500 readers.

Our aim: offer first class products to you, and have our products benefited for you continuously.

It seems that there is no evidence that the antivirals, steroids or other therapies used benefited patients and some possibly harmed them.

With the current economic calamities, online travel has benefited, he said.

Conclusion A certain number of HNPCC families can be benefited from the genetic screening for mutation of the mismatch repair genes.

United's advantage is the age of some of the players in the squad, who will only have benefited from last season's experience.

What's more, some of the policies that have most benefited the rich have little to do with greater competition or economic efficiency.

There is a real risk of seeing countries which have benefited from debt relief become heavily indebted once more.

This book has benefited me a great deal.

Chinese intellectuals especially young intellectuals have benefited a lot from the China's reform and opening up to outside world policy.

In some senses, women of her 20-something generation have benefited from the revolution; I told you to forget simplicity.

Some shareholders who have benefited from your investment skills over decades would not have it any other way.

Manufacturing is one sector to have benefited from the flourishing trade between the two countries.

The company benefited from the reversal of an antitrust fine that resulted in a 79 million euros one-time gain.

I also would have benefited if I'd known more about human resources and the need for well-designed compensation and incentive systems.

Over the years, America has benefited from policies that passed this test, like the Homestead Act and the G. I. Bill.

In summary, this programme has benefited me a great deal.

Thus, urban forms that had never benefited from self conscious architectural attention were the sudden recipients of both theory and art.

Make them learn new things, provide them with new opportunities, and see that they get benefited by being part of the project.

Indonesia has so far only benefited from China's expansion and has not expressed concerns over its growing power.

I benefited a great deal from the very collegiate and collaborative way of working in the European Commission.

However it was the coach's decision to play a new formation that benefited Klose, as he himself admitted.

Highlight positive experiences from past jobs and talk about specific work you've done that benefited the company. . .

Thus, even before he was able to serve others, he himself benefited from the training.

Asia's export-driven economies had benefited more than any other region from America's consumer boom.

Infrastructure companies would also be keen to list as they benefited from China's fiscal stimulus programme, Mr Chan said.

Baltic countries, which were among the most enthusiastic reformers, benefited greatly from increased economic freedom.

Zhao Jinyu told the report that Kunqu Opera was not just a classical art; it also benefited to the modern life a lot.

Curiously, some rich businessmen belong here, too, having benefited enormously from the political stasis of the last decades.

There is no doubt that people have benefited a lot form reading classics .

American global economic leadership has, in the last decade, benefited an ever narrower slice of its people.

Senior foreign professors, systematic theory learning and practical case analysis. . . all of these have made me benefited a lot.

Gold, meanwhile, has benefited from a decline in the U. S. dollar with recovery hopes fueling interest in currencies seen as higher risk.

I agree with my classmates and I have personally benefited greatly from his help.

Their opponents, concentrated in sectors that benefited from the growth model, do not see the link between rapid growth and low consumption.

"I benefited a lot from this experience, gaining more confidence and improving my English skills, " he said.

Appoint Mr Yang Yuanqing to be presiding apparitor , will make the company is benefited greatly, because he founded our Chinese business.

He says there was regular information-sharing between the mills and their suppliers that benefited both sides.

Xu Zhongshu was such a scholar, who benefited from and also contributed to the new history.

'Surely the party's legitimacy is threatened as the fruits of economic growth have so obviously disproportionately benefited the 'haves. '

While McDonald's has benefited from its global presence during the current recession, its worldwide advance began decades ago.

There is no doubt that many patients have benefited from regular exercise like walking, running, swimming and so on.

In some instances, Illinois state Sen. Obama took action that could have benefited some of his firm's clients.

And, Turkey has a strong and vibrant private sector that has benefited greatly from the economic growth of recent years.

Policy under the guidance of future market prospects and, hence , have benefited from the concept of substantive policy.

It had benefited from favourable foreign exchange rates and the popularity of new marques such as the Jaguar XJ.

Your advice benefited me a great deal.

Unhealthy living habit is the health-killer at any time, while our life will be benefited a great deal from health habits.

What reason then do they have to begrudge one of their own using the very tactic from which they have benefited so much themselves?

Critics say the company has benefited greatly from behind-the-scenes assistance from the government, although Huawei fiercely denies that.

The movement has benefited women in many ways, especially in terms of job opportunity and advancement.

From any perspective, it is hard to understand who won or who benefited by the result achieved in this case.

That's not to say foreign automakers haven't benefited from sharing their trade secrets.

Wells benefited from its merger with Wachovia and a short-lived mortgage-refinancing boom.

The co-op benefited from the aid agency's policy, adopted in 2006, to integrate women into all parts of its community-designed aid programs.

IBM also benefited from cutting costs; its revenue hardly grew, though profit was up by 8. 7% from a year earlier.

Macroeconomists would say Germany benefited from a real devaluation against other members.

Macroeconomists would say Germany benefited from a real devaluation against other members.

Intel, by contrast, has so far mainly benefited from the netbook craze, which has created a huge market for its Atom chip.

Most famous of the gas giants is Jupiter, which also benefited from the vigilant observation of an amateur astronomer this week.

The normal junior colleges in Guangxi that have transformed to Multi-Branch Undergraduate colleges have benefited significantly.

Instead, the dollar has benefited from the global flight from risky assets as well as the unwinding of bets made with borrowed cash.

But defence benefited much less than other departments from the largesse of the boom years (see chart).

The Swedes intervened at the end of a recession, so banks quickly benefited from the recovery.

Macarthur, which is the leading exporter of a coking coal variety known as pulverised coal, has benefited from rising coal prices.

Solutions: San Francisco has benefited from the state of California's bold and controversial air-quality regulations.

AIX has benefited from the many hardware innovations that the POWER platform has introduced through the continues to do so.

AIX has benefited from the many hardware innovations that the POWER platform has introduced through the continues to do so.

Both development projects are believed to have benefited from Russian aviation and weapon technologies.

The company also benefited from comparisons to a relatively weak 2009.

Mr. Ablyazov provides no evidence that the money that flowed through Darley ultimately benefited Mr. Kulibayev.

Although not every country has benefited from globalisation as much as the US has, the dynamic has tended to be similar.

The company has also benefited from growth at an online-games unit, Changyou. com Ltd. , despite tough competition.

As borders blur, it has benefited through exports, but its own boundaries remain sacred.

The Fed benefited from interest payments by private banks forced to take out emergency government loans during the global financial crisis.

We benefited from what he said.

In an echo of the 1930s crisis Britain has again benefited from a weaker currency, upsetting its trading partners (notably Ireland).

In an echo of the 1930s crisis Britain has again benefited from a weaker currency, upsetting its trading partners (notably Ireland).

person with a natural talent for teaching mathematics. Something her peers have really benefited from.

he has not wronged you, and what he has done has benefited you greatly.

Consumers benefited from financial innovation when securitisation allowed institutions to sell credit aggressively.

grinning broadly to reveal a set of gleaming white teeth that may have benefited from some cosmetic dentistry.

India has benefited in the last 50 years from its scientists delivering affordable generic drugs to the market.

Chinese exports have benefited partly from a halt to the appreciation of the renminbi against the dollar this year.

Russia's "great leaps forward" have rarely benefited its own people, who have traditionally been seen as a resource.

The nation benefited much from his courageous struggle.

Ken and I have benefited from the use of the Internet to track down books, sources and experts to help us with our work.

Ken and I have benefited from the use of the Internet to track down books, sources and experts to help us with our work.

I don' t think my language benefited so much from it, but I had fun doing it.

Some South Sudanese have clearly benefited from six years of peace.

A mutation that led to slightly improved vision benefited the individual in which it first occurred.

Qiemo Oasis benefited from Cherchen River irrigation, and formed irrigation agriculture with a long history.

Paris has benefited from its greater exposure to different sources of employment outside financial services.

Canada, Australia, parts of Africa and Latin America, and the oil-producing countries all benefited from these trends.

Charity is the behavior of generalizing goodness among people, with all the social members getting benefited.

The seed dormancy polymorphism benefited regulating spatiotemporal distribution of seed germination.

Enron's share price soared, the company benefited from high-level follow.

London has benefited from being perceived as an outcrop of "Anglo-Saxon" capitalism within the more dirigisteEuropean Union.

But the deal marks the second time in months that the building has benefited by the expansion of an overseas financial institution.

I respect scholarship, enjoy learning about research, and have benefited from stimulating interaction with academicians over the years.

In the U. S. and Western Europe, HTC's high-end phones have benefited from high carrier subsidies, Cheng said.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are government-sponsored mortgage insurers that have benefited from the financial rescue package.

India has long benefited from the fact that English, which is widely spoken among educated Indians, is the main language of global business.

Admittedly, some industry enterprises may not be benefited from the customer relationship marketing.

American people are fortunate to have benefited from many officials' life-long selfless services to the country.

Finally, I come to the paper conclusion and reach at some policy advices which may be benefited to solve the equity financing preference.

Huawei's decision to expand its UK base has clearly benefited the company.

Admittedly, Dell benefited from low component costs and an uptick in new PC purchases by companies following the economic crisis.

Emerging markets around the world benefited from further signs of global growth yesterday.

Africa has benefited from big inflows of foreign direct investment, especially from China, as well as foreign aid and debt relief.

She has never benefited from all that experience.

in a little over 30 years, Deng's policies have allowed China to develop fast and have benefited people across the country.

You may have benefited from what occurred, but I will add that there were some difficult elements associated with the June 15 eclipse.

Ironically, some of the country's poorest benefited from living in tin-roofed shacks, which were much easier to escape from.

Belgium, with its big banks and huge public debt, has benefited from being an insider too.

The final synthesis results benefited from the Japanese pronunciation of 50 sounds simple, just as completely copying a person's voice.

Standardization has benefited the modern architecture as one part of industrialization technology.

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All of this has been accomplished without compromising food security, which, on the contrary, has benefited from rising agricultural output.

During the history of translation study, various theories have been raised and have benefited much the practice of translation.

Though the Singapore Exchange has benefited from growing Asian capital inflows, others have made greater strides.

The field has benefited from growing interest in "alternative" investing (which also includes hedge funds, private equity and commodities).

The first is the health of the American advertising market, which has benefited from government stimulus.

Members benefited from education, ongoing support and additional individual counseling sessions.

There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged warfare.

So far, the acquisition has undoubtedly benefited Disney.

An accessible public domain benefited inventors, beneficiaries, universities and research centers, it added.

One wonders to what extent Arizona's relatively strong economy has benefited from in-migration of desperate Nevadans.

The program has so far benefited up to 82, 000 people, according to official statistics.

Ms Chinchilla benefited from Mr Arias's popularity, and a divided opposition.

China has benefited hugely from open trade and investment, and the ability to greatly increase its exports to the rest of the world.

Basking in double-digit growth rates, London's law firms have both contributed to that success and benefited from it.

This has slowed down the immediate interest as investors have not benefited from the promised diversification yet.

Benefited with quick economic development, various mining resource demand is stimulated dramatically.

Both Presidents benefited by staying focused and on course, sidestepping the increasingly hostile rhetoric thrown at them by their foes.

In the U. S. , Google would also have benefited from Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA).

amortize method: long-term deferred expenses shall be averagely amortized period benefited from.

The new data identified a few individuals who benefited indirectly from Fed programs.

It has benefited from the streaming Internet world and growth of services like movie provider Netflix.

In a way, he also benefited from two developments in the Democratic Party: the candidacies of Jesse Jackson and Geraldine Ferraro.

The belief that the changes have benefited business and political elites far more than ordinary people is widespread.

Married patients who reported a "satisfying" relationship got the biggest boost in survival. Happy women especially benefited.

Polls show that, though the KMT's popularity has dwindled with the financial crisis, the DPP has not benefited.

The canines weren't the only ones who benefited from Ms. Posner's munificence.

The nearly decade-long tanker battle is typically viewed as a fiasco. But taxpayers actually benefited from it.

The expansion of China's reciprocal economic and trade relations with other countries has benefited both in a tremendous way.

European Union observers said pro-Musharraf parties unfairly benefited during election campaigning.

However, due to the imbalance layout of FDI in the region, Wenzhou has not benefited from it.

China has benefited most through projects that reduce industrial gases, particularly HFC, a byproduct of making refrigerants.

I benefited a lot from my association with him.

Analysts said that the economy benefited from strong domestic consumption, helped by a booming stock market.

He believes Asian countries feel more culturally attuned to Europe than to the US, a mood that has benefited Deutsche Bank.

One small start-up firm benefited from this opportunity and then installed technology that was much faster than any of its rivals'.

Shanghai's excellent transport links have benefited its relationship with the rest of the world.

Those who have already benefited from practicing it sing high praise of it.

New evidence suggests the businessmen who benefited had allies in the intelligence services, police, judiciary and parliament.

The special tax breaks that have benefited GE were passed by previous administrations, the official added.

All national properties aside from public use property is non-public use property such property may be benefited or sold.

Over the years, China has offered Fiji assistance and cooperation, which have benefited its people.

Regional banks had benefited from several strong years of economic growth in countries such as South Korea, Malaysia and Thailand.

Mr Guilloux argued Asian houses benefited from lower labour costs particularly for administrative and back-office functions.

The flight from risk amid a sharp repricing of global growth prospects clearly boosted the dollar, but it benefited the yen even more.

This agreement goes back some 70 years, and has almost entirely benefited the military at the expense of the main population.

But only the rich benefited. Most Romans, and many city-dwellers throughout history, lived in squalor, and many died of it.

So is Britain but it has benefited from being non-euro haven and can still borrow very cheaply.

Private individuals benefited as well.

Pakistan has also benefited from substantial trade and economic ties with China, particularly in infrastructure and mining.

Poland has benefited from relatively low exposure to exports but its solid performance has also been underpinned by structural factors.

Japan, for all its woes, has benefited from a huge pool of domestic savings and investors happier to keep their money at home than abroad.

The trade worked. Speculators made money, governments benefited from lower borrowing costs and nobody complained.

they didn't contribute much at all, but if their team did a good job, they nevertheless benefited from the recognition the team got.

Spot iron ore prices jumped 5 per cent as industrial commodities across the board benefited from upbeat sentiment about the global economy.

It has been proved by the long-term practice that the development of China-Europe relations has benefited both sides.

He benefited a lot from what his mother said.

Newly elected members of Congress who benefited from Tea Party support are determined to deliver on the election promises they made.

The success of German-based firms in Asia's export markets has benefited suppliers in eastern Europe, notes Gillian Edgeworth, of UniCredit.

His looks would have benefited if his parents could ever have sprung for a dentist.

Learn to return all the elder sister of said, and a gold benefited from the diploma in a very short period of time to find a very ideal job.

The rich benefited from the reforms, not the country as a whole .

Obama said that while the economic relationship has benefited the United States, it has also benefited China.

All the students agreed that they had benefited a great deal from Professor Black's lecture.

Before the recession, the consumer and financial sectors benefited from huge credit expansion. Not so any more.

Wealth creation in Brazil, meanwhile, benefited from the country's closer integration into the global financial system.

Those changes are benefited for the biological mineralization of the material in vivo.

Latin America has benefited from short, locally targeted courses to build capacity for responding to and investigating disease outbreaks.

Confucian East benefited from the traditional management thinking Confucian culture.

Bayer has also benefited from its persistent intensive marketing of Aspirin.

The Galleon case benefited from the detection of suspicious trades by the New York Stock Exchange's systems.

In Sudan, another country awash with oil, the bonanza should once again have benefited a country that suffers from both poverty and drought.

Certainly, Asian countries have also benefited greatly from their cooperation with the United States.

"Organisms that could separate benign violations from real threats benefited greatly, " McGraw says.

Fourthly, the brand projects have outstandingly benefited, and the ability of spreading Chinese culture is stronger than before.

A lower LHSV benefited the conversion of the alkanes, but a further decrease of LHSV would reduce the selectivity of the alkenes .

Once toxic, mortgage bonds have benefited as investors seek safe assets amid the European debt crisis and fears of slower global growth.

Draw Strength from Diversity: The United States has benefited throughout our history when we have drawn strength from our diversity.

Local investors therefore suffered and benefited disproportionately from the fall and rise in local equity markets.

Only industrialization with farm, farmer and farming benefited and improved is the real and characteristic and effective industrialization.