Both sides have benefited remarkably.
On the contrary, established company norms and standard operating procedures can keep such benefits remarkably ignored and untapped.
Vitamin N is a low-cost, high-benefit, remarkably safe answer which has also been validated through research to support positive results in this population.
Both the BEP results and relative benefit are remarkably similar to those attained in EORTC 30974 [7] despite what appears to be a higher treatment-related death rate in the present study.
This benefits a remarkably small number of sugar producers and processors.
When it matters, in November, the vice-president may have the edge: Mr Gore has the incumbent's benefit of a remarkably strong economy (so far) and he is an impressively brutal debater, whereas Mr Bush's showing against Mr McCain was dismal.
Woods, who finished tied for the lead with Vaughn Taylor after a six-under-par 65, was not the only player to benefit from the remarkably soft conditions Thursday, especially early on, when the spongy fairways and greens afforded golfers an unusual margin for error.
The simulation results also indicated that appropriate modification of the internal configuration eliminated the dead flow region in the strippers, and enhanced the gas solid mixing remarkably, showing benefit for the mass and heat transfer in the fluidized bed.
Here the requirement is that the applicant "intends to perform work that would create or maintain significant social, cultural or economic benefits or opportunities for Canadian citizens or permanent residents". In terms of what is required to prove benefit, the criteria are remarkably similar to the ones outlined for U.S. O-1 visas.
The (very) short answer is that it would bring remarkably few benefits while causing a lot of harm.
Remarkably, the benefits of their work may still be seen more than 10 years later with a new generation of principal dancers.
