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How has the algorithm been tuned to benefit certain stakeholders?

Syriza's announcement not so long ago that it plans to do away with all-inclusive resorts now has Greece-loving travelers and tour operators up in arms, despite the deputy tourism minister's reassurances last week that the all-inclusive model will simply be fine tuned to benefit local communities.

About 20 musicians — veterans and emerging artists alike — has collaborated with the band on an album of classic tunes to benefit Preservation Hall outreach programs.

Experimental results showed a 20 dB maximum, and a 10 dB average improvement in vibration reduction across the tuning range, as compared to a pure passive absorber tuned to the center frequency, with additional benefit extending beyond the tuning range.

The superfabulous folks from the Loser's Lounge break out a few favorite tunes tonight to benefit the animal rescue and adoption group City Critters and celebrate the publication of "Waiting for My Cats to Die: A Morbid Memoir," which has to be great because it's written by the hilarious and insightful Stacy Horn of Echo New York fame.

With a USB FM tuner you get the added benefit that Snaptune can tune to different stations for you according to a schedule you define.

According to bassist Simon Raymonde, the band stood to benefit to the tune of £1.5m each for getting back together – enough to guarantee them financial security, enough to secure the future of Raymonde's Bella Union label.

Energy companies are likely to benefit to the tune of millions of pounds from the extra gas and electricity sold to households that will no longer get help to reduce their usage.

The tour has attracted an estimated 20,000 visitors from the UK and Ireland and, including broadcasting revenue, the New Zealand Rugby Union is expected to benefit to the tune of £20m.

While Knowsley in Merseyside will be able to raise its income by only 4.7% if it were to increase council tax by the maximum by 2019-20, its far wealthier near-neighbour, Cheshire East, willbe able to benefit to the tune of 11.6%.

If Celtic finish the job of disposing of Helsingborgs, they stand to benefit to the tune of a minimum of 11m euros, before the allocation of the 'market pool', which could be worth almost the same again.