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A shift toward more vegetarian options would indeed benefit us all.

Big oil firms would indeed benefit from a lower corporate tax rate.

Dominating negotiations, he says, may be more important than a solution that increases Turkey's influence.Turkey would indeed benefit from a peace deal, but its sway over Azerbaijan is limited despite its big Azeri population.

Increased hydroelectric capacity would indeed benefit stability and flexibility of the existing energy infrastructure.

It is also hoped that the increased sharing of knowledge across international boundaries will enable student from both nations to more creatively solve problems faced by their home nations and globally, an outcome that would indeed benefit all mankind.

Similarly, nonparticipants wanted a priori proof that study groups would indeed benefit them.

And despite the protests against Black History Month, brazenly placed in the mouth of Silk's African-American sister, the novel shows that Zuckerman's education would indeed have benefited from such a month.

Teaming up with Microsoft would indeed have benefits, says Ben Wood of CCS Insight, another market research firm.

To assess the principle of justice within a broader understanding of the HIV epidemic, we must determine whether the research subjects would indeed receive adequate benefits for their participation.

Protestors demand that an additional 500Bs monthly benefit would indeed help but physical therapy, free medicine and housing will be suffice in the interim.

Cutting Social Security benefit payments would indeed reduce the deficit as well as federal indebtedness to the public.