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That study's lead author, Dr. Ingrid Helland of Oslo University Hospital, said that perhaps the benefit shown at age 4 existed at 7 but was difficult to identify amid other developmental factors.

The first part of the protest kicked off Friday night, when about 450 Angelenos, appearing to be mostly in their teens and twenties, gathered for a "No Walmart" benefit show at a Chinatown gallery.

Last February, his cousin composer Philip Glass asked him to participate in a benefit show at Carnegie Hall.

The annual event is a benefit show at the Paramount Theater in Asbury Park.

In 1990, a benefit show at the baths was the first performance of the Three Tenors -- Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo and José Carreras.

"How's everyone doing tonight?" comedian Chris Blackwood asked the crowd at a recent benefit show at the Bier Baron.

In response to the recent devastation in Japan, the composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist John Zorn has helped organize a benefit show at the Japan Society.

But the band is slated to perform on April 12 and 13 at Eric Clapton's Crossroads benefit shows at Madison Square Garden, so maybe Mr. Clapton will return the favor?

Sting is to perform his new album commemorating the shipyards of his Tyneside youth in a series of benefit shows at a small New York theatre – but he apparently has no plans to play material from the LP in the UK.

Harry taught Sybil several songs, which she performed for guests, one of whom was the singer Frances Day, who got Jason a spot in a benefit show at the London Palladium.

What Mr. Plant calls his "wanderlust" is presumably the reason he continues to resist a Led Zeppelin reunion — rumors of which have dogged the band since a triumphant one-off benefit show at the O2 Arena in London in 2007.