Like Andrew Carnegie they seek to keep people in the dark about the peculiar benefits of living on upper Fifth Ave .or Madison Ave.
Applications operating in next-generation environments have peculiar characteristics that could benefit from ICN-based middleware solutions.
Slavery was so good, he said, that all of Africa should be colonized so that all the inhabitants could benefit from the peculiar institution.
But the craft workers and other film laborers got caught in a whipsaw that involved the financial markets, changes to federal health care law, and some features that are peculiar to the financing and benefit structure of their plans.
Today's award for pettiness, however, goes to Russian state TV, which decided that Phelps' (admittedly peculiar) cupping practice brings him benefits "not unlike those of meldonium" – a banned substance.
When there is the sole need of contraception, without the added benefits of a peculiar hormonal compound and/or combination, CHCs with the lower vascular risk or alternative methods for birth control should be considered.
Particular small, cysteine-rich peptides could benefit from this development, as these peculiar molecular features make them ineligible for most classical gel-based procedures.
And, in a really peculiar way, George W. Bush could, some day, benefit financially from his own administration's decisions, through his father's investments.
It's funny to me because I think it would be very peculiar if anyone researched the psychological benefits of being Jewish versus being Catholic.
Although the Hamilton and Mestler study supports the idea of a life-shortening effect of possession of testes, it remained possible that such benefits of castration are peculiar to institutionalized mentally handicapped males.
