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But Hoffman notes that Trump's tax plan is set up to benefit wealthy Americans most.

Shorten dismissed the Coalition's charge that the tribunal was set up to benefit union members.

"You have a law that was set up to benefit native American companies".

Most organizations, however, are not set up to benefit from their increased investment in agile talent.

Using a trust set up to benefit her and her future children, Ms. Rybolovleva bought the condominium with cash.

The company was set up to benefit from the open-skies agreement between America and the EU, which took effect from March 2008.

British industries from boat-building to concrete, and electric cabling to gearbox manufacturing are in the line-up to benefit from the construction of thousands of offshore wind turbines, if new plans go ahead.

A candidate who simply shows up stands to benefit from those votes that are up for grab in 2012.

"With fewer rules and regulations," Mr. Bush said, "a lot of that money would end up going to benefit people".

A GoFundMe page is set up at to benefit Lowe's family.

The government's universal credit policy is the biggest shake-up to benefits since the creation of the welfare state in the 1940s.