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“I’ve also genuinely found it beneficial for my social anxiety to have to ask if they have matchbooks. Especially if they say no,” she says.

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The Chinese Embassy in the UK has previously said the new complex would enhance "mutually beneficial cooperation" between China and Britain, with officials arguing objections to the site are unjustified.

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"Increasing body temperature causes an increase in blood flow, and just the force of blood moving across your vessels is beneficial for your vascular health."

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It’s likely that Thursday’s storm will be more beneficial than hazardous, helping to further put a damper on the autumn fire season.

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However, Cullinane says the new base is beneficial for the London-listed travel company despite its costs over the next couple of years.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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