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And some in the City believe the business could benefit from being split up.

It's often said that religion could benefit from being a lot more fun.

"Children who come from homes where parents don't have the resources to provide additional stretch and cultural experiences could benefit from being in school for longer.

She says nonprofits could benefit from being near one another and that 180 Livingston offers an attractive building at a reasonable price.

Is it true that different professions have certain tendencies as a group, both good and bad, that could benefit from being managed?

There are more than 10,000 people with cystic fibrosis in the UK and it is thought at least half could benefit from being prescribed Orkambi.

But services in the community that they could benefit from are underfunded and this invariably puts general practice under pressure and our patients' safety at risk".

Their capacity to help those who could benefit from treatment is being jeopardised by ever-increasing demands from those who cannot.

"I'm not being patronizing when I say we thought our Arab neighbors could benefit from our being here," Kreisler said.

What we did instead was to separate the 3- and 4-year-olds, who had previously been mixed together, as we thought the younger children could really benefit from being in cozier, smaller classrooms.

These observations could therefore benefit from being confronted to demographical records.