Given the president's long history of support for the military, they claim -- rightfully so, I believe -- that he is merely giving lip service to international benefactors.
Sea's main business, its Garena gaming unit, grew 19percenttoto reach $116.9 million in revenue, but the firm is placing a lot of emphasis on its Shopee e-commerce service — which is the benefactor of a recent $500 million capital raise — and its growth continues to be promising.
Here Lucretius follows a trend which had gathered pace after Epicurus' own day, the rationalistic practice associated with the name of Euhemerus of explaining the gods as pioneering human benefactors whose service had been institutionally acknowledged by formal divinization.
Other changes are reflected in donations of products and services from corporate benefactors.
Already India's top mobile banking service, it was the primary benefactor of the Indian government's demonetization program — which saw 500 INR and 1,000 INR notes recalled — which spurred wider adoption among less traditional customers, including some key demographics that its digital bank will surely target.
In Cuba, Venezuela has supplied nearly 100,000 barrels of cut-rate oil per day — a deal Cuba repays with doctors and other services — making Mr. Chávez a benefactor on a par with the Soviet Union, which once bankrolled Castro's economy.
Earlier generations of benefactors thought that social service should be like sainthood or socialism.
Shortly after the disappearance, an anonymous benefactor paid for the services of a British security company, Control Risks.
Makes no difference where these surreptitious tsunamis of decoy dollars are originating from: religious nut jobs, public service unions, defense contractors or foreign benefactors trailing behind them leaky puddles of nuclear radiated waste.
JBI International (established in 1931 as the Jewish Braille Institute) deeply mourns the passing of Morris (Marty Silvermann, a longtime benefactor of JBI's unique services to the blind and visually impaired.
