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benefits

[ben-uh-fits] / ˈbɛn ə fɪts /




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Most of the benefits have gone to the richest households, who have higher than average exposure to stocks.

From The Wall Street Journal

In hoarding their revenue-sharing money, the owners don’t realize the benefits of reinvesting that money in the players and, by extension, the fans.

From Los Angeles Times

The projections suggest that small reductions in sodium levels across commonly eaten foods could produce meaningful public health benefits.

From Science Daily

Despite these benefits, many patients experience unwanted side effects.

From Science Daily

All the unions have collectively agreed with the district on a health benefits package.

From Los Angeles Times