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In any case, as the election nears, they will benefit from increased access to the airwaves.

Students interested in biological processes in environmental engineering will benefit from having access to a microcentrifuge.

There will also be revenue gains from selling more services to customers and European companies will benefit from greater access to capital funding, they said.

Although she will benefit from supervised access to the broadcaster's archives, hers will be an independent study rather than an authorised corporate history.

Communities will benefit from having access to companies in new ways that complement traditional corporate social responsibility and philanthropy channels.

It is possible -- perhaps even foreseeable -- that religious groups will benefit from access to University facilities.

"Customers will benefit from access to new destinations, more convenient schedules, enhanced frequent flyer benefits and greater investment than had been possible for loss-making BMI.

Fifteen thousand academically talented young people from disadvantaged communities will benefit from access to quality secondary and university education.

"The students will benefit from access to a major research university and they'll have the intimacy of living in a small women's college".

4G mobile technology will mean all of these locations will benefit from improved network access speeds, even indoors.

Similarly, McAfee's extensive, global customer base will benefit from access to a highly-innovative next-generation firewall.