I assume I'm also entitled to subsidiary benefits — respectful attention when I speak, unfailing assistance when I stumble or lurch, an absence of registration when I do the things I've been doing more and more frequently lately, but have struggled to keep under wraps — belching, farting, dribbling, wheezing.
Moreover, the model comes with subsidiary benefits.
The subsidiary benefited from higher margins, better energy trading results and the buyout of a coal contract, the company said.
Immediate benefits included control of severe pain and other symptoms, with subsidiary benefits reported as relief of loneliness and a sense of being cared for.
The restriction of hillside grazing as a resource protection measure has led to the large scale adoption of stall feeding and fodder production in Nigeria and Indonesia with subsidiary benefits in the emergence of a more productive herd structure and improved fertility transfer from animal to crop.
The international charity War on Want says in a report released yesterday that Anglo American and its subsidiaries benefited from army operations in areas where the company is prospecting, which have forced families off their land and intimidated community leaders.
But that is not, as the Fed claims, because the banking subsidiary alone benefits from the safety net.
On the other hand, the studios do claim film shoots provide subsidiary economic benefits (catering, hotel rooms, etc)., so long-term the investment might have proved worthwhile.
Sales of Fiat-brand vehicles have been declining in part, the report said, because the parent's American subsidiary has benefited from resources, including the attention of senior management, that otherwise would have been dedicated to revitalizing Fiat's aging model lineup.
Given that selection can operate directly on genetic interactions, sex becomes an element of fundamental importance for evolution, not one of subsidiary, circumscribed benefits, since it is the generator of genetic combinations.
