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We consider that the whole SIM community should benefit from a best-of-breed combination with respect to SIM cards and mobile signature applications".

It said: The company benefits from a best-in-class balance sheet (major peers carry far higher gearing/risk), growth plans are low risk relative to peers, and the local currency provides a natural hedge (peso has a close correlation with copper).

Europe would benefit from a competition for its best researchers which rewards scientific excellence.

They have a right to benefit from the best treatments".

But with a writer onboard to steer the audience – or to pick their best ideas, as in the Southbank's currently-running Exquisite Corpse project – a work can benefit from the best ideas of dozens, or thousands of minds.

And only a political machine as cynically skilled as the PRI at turning out its base — the government was handing out free digital TVs earlier this year — could benefit from a national mood that is best described as stagnant and sour.

Meanwhile, dogs whose owners enroll them in these trials often benefit from the best cancer treatments available.

British newspapers have been crowing that tourists heading for Europe with pounds in their pocket would benefit from the best exchange rates in almost four years.

There was no disagreement that diabetes is one of the most complicated diseases we face, and that these patients would benefit from the best medical care possible.

One hopes that other students will benefit from the best teachers, who use original materials and encourage students to discuss them and reach conclusions based on facts.

Meryl Streep's best actress win, for example, will help the Weinstein Company market "The Iron Lady," while "The Descendants" is sure to benefit from its best drama prize.