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A rising euro "won't benefit some of the companies we want to invest in," he said.

While most hospitals in New Jersey would benefit, some of the most prestigious would lose.

It might benefit some of today's economists to rediscover this research.

The decision will benefit some of Europe's largest communications equipment companies at the expense of competitors in the United States and Canada.

Fossil fuel subsidies can benefit some of the poorest in the world, but Parry said: "There are much more efficient ways to address those concerns.

The decision will benefit some of Europe's largest communications equipment companies at the expense of rivals in the United States and Canada.

Meanwhile, the law is benefiting some of the very people it was meant to single out.

This suggests a potential benefit of exercise in benefiting some of these patients may exist via a central VEGF mechanism.

"Perhaps some of these patients could benefit from some of these activities," he said.

"All kids could benefit from some of the relaxation techniques they learn in yoga," she said.

"Higher-risk people could maybe benefit from some of these adjuncts".