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Buyers, meanwhile, benefit from a larger choice of sellers.

Undergraduates at De Montford and LSE, meanwhile, benefit from good staff ratios of fewer than 10 students per lecturer or tutor.

International travelers could meanwhile benefit from avoiding SMS roaming charges.

Trainers, meanwhile, benefit by being able to set their own hours and getting paid a much larger fraction than they would make at the local gym.

The calves meanwhile benefited by gliding in their mother's slipstream.

Meanwhile, benefits got better for federal employees, who already had access to excellent health insurance.

Saks, meanwhile, benefits because it can negotiate better prices with a vendor that has bid for the right to service all of its stores.

Whites, meanwhile, benefited from enormous homeownership subsidies through the Federal Housing Administration and the Veterans Administration; blacks did not, at least until the late 1960s, when local, state and federal laws that forbade housing discrimination were passed.

His career, meanwhile, benefited from his role as a jaunty Sam Weller in The Pickwick Papers (1952), which, although regarded critically as inferior to the earlier Great Expectations and Oliver Twist, was still a commercial hit.

Meanwhile, benefits have deteriorated: the percentage of Americans receiving health insurance through employers, which plunged along with employment during the early years of the Bush administration, continued to decline even as the economy finally began creating some jobs.

Colin, meanwhile, benefits from the experts and sports scientists employed by one of the world's richest clubs.