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The former had very high family care needs, while the later benefit from institution's resources and registered very low family care loads, thus producing a non-sensical intermediate values for family care needs in this class.

The Australian started it with what appeared to be a serious back problem, later benefited from the illness of Paul Casey and finds himself in the final four.

Texas suffered throughout the Great Depression of the 1930s but later benefited from the tremendous industrial expansion that took place during World War II.

Ten minutes later, benefiting from a heart rate of 80, he awakened to ask why his chest was hurting so much, adding, to my chagrin, that he had not been bothered with chest pain before he had been brought to the hospital.

In this case (provided the yield curve continues to present an upward slope, as is usually the case), it could be profitable to buy long-maturity assets and sell them later, benefiting from the fall in interest rates, and the consequent rise in prices, which represents a future yield curve with the same shape as the current one.

He later benefited from amnesty and became naturalized in 1942.

During his trial powerful family connections worked on his behalf, and he later benefited from the Christian family's generally fruitful efforts to demean Bligh's character and present the mutiny as an understandable reaction to an unbearable tyranny.

They are sweeter and less starchy than the grown-up potato harvested later and benefit from being dug, cooked and eaten asap, preferably with butter and a little salt.

Later studies benefit from the possibility of using more extensive data sets and come to different conclusions.

The two later scores benefitted from detailed choreographic specifications.

In his rematch with Hahn two years later, Villaraigosa benefited from the collapse of Hahn's coalition of black voters in South Los Angeles and white voters in the San Fernando Valley.