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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'biggest beneficiary' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person or organization that gains the most from something. For example: "The biggest beneficiary of the new policy is the local school district."
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Italy was the biggest beneficiary.
The biggest beneficiary will be Rosneft.
But the biggest beneficiary was still Sainsbury's.
THE biggest beneficiary appears to be China.
Perhaps the biggest beneficiary, however, is the city of Dallas.
His firm was the biggest beneficiary of IBM's travail.
Yet The Independent may not have been the biggest beneficiary.
And the biggest beneficiary appears to be JPMorgan.
Emile Heskey, claiming a brace, was the biggest beneficiary.
As for the biggest beneficiary, it is shrouded in mystery.
The water-deprived Gaza Strip could be the biggest beneficiary.
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