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Mr. McCain visited its Washington headquarters on Wednesday, pointing to one tangible benefit of wrapping up the nomination.

Apart from the very tangible benefit of being affordable, Taru's convincing combination of style, sand and service make it worth the flight to Sri Lanka.

For travellers, the most tangible benefit of the new, politically stable Cambodia is that the complex of Angkor is once again open to visitors.

Pochman's presence in a Giants uniform is also the most tangible benefit of the team's trip to Rhode Island last month for a series of workouts with the Patriots.

"He gets the benefits of the funds from Atlantic City, and he also gets what would appear to be a tangible benefit of being a dual office holder," Mr. Weingart said.

But in this isolated corner of the bloc's poorest periphery, leaders and locals on Friday celebrated a tangible benefit of membership — a $340 million bridge spanning the Danube that should help strengthen trade and ties between two impoverished members, Romania and Bulgaria.

"There's actual tangible real benefit of her going to an event," said Jeremy Bird, the Obama campaign's national field director.

Such developments are providing some of the first tangible benefits of the genetic revolution.

For many ordinary Africans, the tangible benefits of the political change remain elusive.

This group also realizes that Russian assistance pales in comparison to the tangible benefits of eventual European Union membership.

The advocates and officials mapped out a strategy to call attention to tangible benefits of the law, like increased insurance coverage for young adults.