The truth is, they exist to ration access to benefits, despite the best efforts of staff.
Besides, the likes of Iain Duncan Smith have form on ignoring evidence, repeating untruths about migrants on benefits despite rebukes from the UK Statistics Authority.
The group's treasurer, David Golush, said the outpouring means the fund may pay out even larger benefits, despite the growth of the list.
I am forced to claim benefits despite the fact I am in work because rent is so high in my borough, as it is across most of London.
Other recent work suggests that social media provides the same benefits, despite the fact that, unlike a journal, it's inherently public.
The firms are still developing these benefits despite the recent weakness in technology stocks and rising doubts about the future of many Internet businesses.
The federal government maintains the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement will deliver "enormous benefits", despite World Bank analysis showing Australia's economy will grow by less than 1% as a result of the deal.
House Republican leaders balked today at the idea of helping thousands of laid-off workers by extending unemployment compensation and health care benefits despite a commitment last Friday by Speaker J. Dennis Hastert to consider such legislation.
But he remains convinced that it will work and will have "enormous benefits" despite the problems faced by London Live, which has asked Ofcom to reduce its commitment to local programming.
In granting mainland China permanent trade benefits despite its irresponsible behavior (front page, Sept. 20), Washington lawmakers exemplified a quality of true statesmen: knowing when to compromise for long-term benefit.
Most Republicans were also eager to get behind the generous expansion of veterans' education benefits despite the huge cost — estimated at $63 billion over 10 years — and some resistance from President Bush.
