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"But they'll vote in a way that does not benefit the students," he says.

Stephen Twigg, the shadow education secretary, has said that Labour will not support exam reform that does not benefit all pupils.

There is hardly a region of Britain that does not benefit from the tourism and hospitality industry, and it provides large-scale job and career opportunities.

Millions of patients may be taking a drug that does not benefit them, raising their risk of heart attacks and exposing them to potential side effects, he said.

Announcing that public employees have to get fewer benefits and lose their power to negotiate isn't a hard choice if you happen to be the party that does not benefit from much union support.

The film, directed by J. J. Abrams, is one of the few summer releases that does not benefit from being a sequel or having a built-in fan base.

"It seems like a fascinating story that doesn't benefit from being hidden," she says.

We should devote ourselves to something that doesn't benefit us more than it absolutely has to?

It falls to the precariat, the other group that doesn't benefit from rentier capitalism, to challenge it.

It means we have a lot of uncertainty that doesn't benefit us or the patrons, but which may be inevitable.

"I always figured my own stupid decisions would put me out of business, not some stupid law that doesn't benefit anyone," Mr. Loper said.