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"Based on many years of basic research by us and others, we know that blood stem cell transplants could also be beneficial for a wide range of autoimmune diseases," Shizuru said.

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The YouTube and Roblox connection is more than symbolic; the companies have developed a mutually beneficial working relationship.

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Also to Dominion’s benefit, offshore wind is usually energy independent and beneficial to national security.

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Spending therapeutic time among one’s family alone, says Dr. Samtani, is less beneficial than reuniting with people who are less familiar but with whom you share memories.

China and Kyrgyzstan say the partnership has been beneficial to both sides, but some in the local population have complained the influx of Chinese workers and companies has driven up prices and pollution.

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