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Discover LudwigThe phrase "these benefits" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can refer to a specific set of advantages or perks that someone or something has. Here is an example: "These benefits include paid time off, a comprehensive healthcare plan, and a competitive salary."
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These benefits are substantial.
Who pays for these benefits?
However, few of these benefits materialize.
All these benefits are in jeopardy.
I want to see these benefits continue.
But these benefits can be elusive.
Helocs offer none of these benefits.
These benefits come at a price.
But with these benefits come challenges.
Yet these benefits did not come cheaply.
Reducing these benefits would save over £15bn.
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