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Advanced and precise gene editing techniques could virtually eradicate genetic birth defects, thereby benefiting nearly 8 million children every year.

They state that the largest amount of the money of 31.4% was spent on education, benefiting nearly two million schoolchildren, 21.1% on tackling "poverty, hunger and vulnerability", 14.2% on humanitarian aid - such as flood assistance, 12.6% on reproductive, maternal and newborn health and the rest on global partnerships, governance and security (including elections), health and wealth creation.

At the Nahaqi camp, UNICEF has helped set up latrines and washing facilities, benefiting nearly 44,000 people.

At the end of the campaign, a total of 240,000 bed nets were re-impregnated with insecticide, benefiting nearly 1.5 million people.

To help Palestinian families in Dhahiriya gain fair and sufficient access to water, UNICEF launched a project to improve the existing water network and add new sections, benefiting nearly 8,000 people in town.

The money will be distributed among 532 schools and will benefit nearly 50,000 fourth through eighth graders.

The subsequent rally has benefited nearly all investors, but for a select group of C.E.O.'s who were fortunate enough to get options, it has created a windfall.

The company said the reduction in gas bills from 27 August would benefit nearly 7 million customers, but critics argued the cuts were not as deep as they should have been and noted that electricity prices were left untouched.

Dr. Kaback had developed a system for testing large numbers of people, but he said Dr. Rimoin had the drive and knowledge to take the test public and reach those who might benefit: nearly a million Jews in the Los Angeles area.

More recently, they have been seen in a less flattering way – as the luckiest generation who ever lived, who benefited nearly all their lives from the overflowing prosperity of the long Western post-war boom, in a way no other generation surely ever will.

Hebden Bridge is a small town with a big heart - only last week, the local Churches Together group stepped forward to save the town's annual Children's Christmas Toy Appeal, which has benefitted nearly 3,000 families during the 18 years it has been in operation.