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She benefited from a different ranking scale for women, she told a reporter this year.
She benefited from a one-year leadership programme run by the disability charity Radar.
She benefited from divided opposition in her second and third elections, with Labour and the Liberal/SDP Alliance winning a combined total of 54.3 per cent and 54.6 per cent.
She benefited from visits from Abbott and Julie Bishop during the campaign and has found favour with local paper the Geelong Advertiser, which has backed her pledge to fix the crumbling Great Ocean road.
She benefited from having a good mentor, access to great resources, and funding.
She benefited from an effective youth programme and integrated several Under-19 players into the nation team.
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