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He said that although his book and his businesses had probably benefited from the exposure his campaign generated, "I did not launch my exploratory campaign for that reason".
But progress has probably benefited the peasants more than it has the aristocracy.
The calf barn has probably benefited the most from Hispanic employees' being trained to work outside the milking parlor.
This is kind of a slippery slope — almost all billionaires have probably benefited from government connections at one time or another.
Still, no player has probably benefited more from Lin's arrival than Novak, who was claimed off waivers by the Knicks on Dec. 21.
Small states have probably benefited from global finance in recent years: from 2007 to 2013 remittances to small states rose by 18%.
Even Uruguay, the deserved champions, have probably benefited from that, although their rise is mostly down to their genius coach Oscar Washington Tabarez, a wonderfully astute tactician who has also generated a ferocious bond between his players.
Just as American films of the 1970s might have been a lot duller had fewer directors spent the decade vacuuming white powder through rolled 20s, fashion too has probably benefited from bouts of excess.
"I understand why they're doing this, and I've probably benefited more than anyone considering where I am, but I'm really sick of my situation," said Mr. Kim, 31, a poker pro from Whittier, Calif.
