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It is a similar story at Lloyds, which benefited from a £20 billion bailout.

For Republicans, the model is the 2004 Bush re-election campaign, which benefited from a sizable evangelical turnout.

Unlike IMDB, which benefited from a legion of obsessive movie and TV fans, CDDB obtained its contributions more indirectly.

Profits rose 8percentt in its brokerage division, which benefited from a recovery in the stock market.

But the center of gravity, naturally, was the Fifth, which benefited from a vigorous and often tense reading.

SPURS 113, SUNS 110 Richard Jefferson scored 20 points for host San Antonio, which benefited from a late mistake by Phoenix, the league's top scoring team.

Madagascar 3, which benefited from an inherited audience, kicked off with £6.03m including £2.39m in previews.

"Sunday Night Football" lifted NBC into first place on Sunday, followed by CBS, which benefited from an overrun of its own football coverage into the 7 p.m. hour.

The change casts uncertainty on the future of the so-called reset in relations between the United States and Russia, which benefited from an easy rapport between Mr. Medvedev and President Obama.

Now, even the prospects of staid local phone companies like SBC Communications and Verizon Communications, which benefit from a relatively steady stream of revenue from residential customers, are being questioned.

Two key questions are whether the credit agencies — which benefit from a unique series of government charters — enjoy too much official protection and whether their judgment was tainted.