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While diversified oil companies like BP, Exxon Mobil and ChevronTexaco are likely to benefit over the long haul, Mr. Stovall says S.& P. also recommends smaller companies that concentrate on drilling, like EOG Resources, Nabors Industries and Evergreen Resources.

Further west, with the Pecos River desiccated, some in southeastern New Mexico are trying to make the state allocate water in a way that would allow most farmers to benefit over big industries.

Wavelet analysis has the potential to benefit over other approaches due to the fact that the signal can simultaneously be analyzed over multiple scales, thus eliminating potential false isotope identifications from artifacts such as the Compton edge and backscatter peaks.

Those investors that have stayed with the markets over time tend to benefit by these swings, but they also tend to benefit over the long run by remaining in an asset class that has grown over time.

When households are taken into account, the financial education component is expected to benefit over one million people.

Author: Center for Health Research, University of Indonesia Background In response to the economic crisis, UNICEF has started the Rapid Response Complementary Food Initiative (CFI), which distributed micronutrient-fortified complementary food packets called Vitadele (VTDL) through Posyandu to benefit over 150,000 infants for a period of six months.

Most people at intermediate risk of a heart attack — and who stand to benefit from over-the-counter statins — are not receiving treatment at all.

In other words, redrawing district boundaries to benefit Republicans over Democrats in party gerrymandering is totally legal (the "sweet spot").

The decision has appeared to benefit Republicans over all this election cycle, as Republican money has poured into the presidential contest.

Corporations simply don't make decisions based on taxes, and certainly not decisions to benefit workers over the long-term.

However, the model tends to benefit larger companies over smaller ones.