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"Fall River is acting as an escape valve, but it is not benefiting; this is the problem," he said.

As in much of the world, the temperature is warming there — by an average of 2.3 degrees Fahrenheit in the last 40 years — and that has led to longer growing seasons, benefiting this particular forest more than hurting it, at least so far.

The use of a single, rescannable (over long time) specimen allows us to build a spatially consistent model, easily expandable with new scans, benefiting this way of fast developments in diagnostic imaging.

The Republicans' message to 9/11 responders and victims is clear: we will not help you until we get our way on tax cuts that will end up benefiting this country's richest citizens.

Only by inclusion can we provide access to rational therapies that offer the greatest chance of benefiting this highly at-risk population.

Yet this level of genetic diversity also suggests that conservation efforts benefiting this unusual species should be prioritized, especially in the face of the accelerating degradation and fragmentation of Madagascar's forests.

This proposal will do nothing but benefit this town".

The future study will benefit this issue.

Ronald Reagan, like presidents and generals before him, is so benefiting this week, to judge by the tributes that have been gushing forth in the capital, both from conservative Republicans who adored him and from liberal Democrats who did not.

In addition to revenue growth of 8% to 9% in the global chip industry in 2003, Chang sees ASE as benefiting this year from increased outsourcing by such semiconductor giants.

"We are certainly benefiting from this.