Lately, the progeny of the political elite have retooled the spoils system for a new era, moving into high-finance ventures like private equity funds, where the potential returns dwarf the benefits from serving as a middleman to government contracts or holding an executive post at a state monopoly.
Third, children from middle-income families could benefit from the program and the benefits from serving the rest of the population could exceed the cost of serving them.
People may come to see Netflix as the only place to watch certain movies, similar to how Netflix benefits from serving as the home to popular original TV shows like "House of Cards," "Orange is the New Black," and "Arrested Development," for example.
For example, very few sandwiches benefit from being served on toast, rather fresh bread.
Of the two I think Isner will get more benefit from his serve.
There are, of course, wines that benefit from being served cold, among them crisp, young, unoaked whites and rosés, sparkling wines and sweet wines; in fact, I'd go so far as to say the sweeter the wine, the colder it needs to be.
The startup has received a small round of venture funding, but the co-founder said that sponsored actions (if a person indicates they are an environmentalist, then they might benefit from being served with the Sierra Club petition that's currently before Congress, for example) as well as partnerships.
In a country tired of corrupt lawmakers, Renzi has also benefited from never serving in Parliament, although he also has been mocked by comedians for his perceived lack of substance.
Previous analyses showed that the availability of structural capabilities may benefit practices serving patients from socio-demographically vulnerable neighborhoods [ 14].
The neuroanatomical and functional makeup of these subdivisions and their level of overlap would benefit from clarification before serving as surgical targets.
