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benefits

[ben-uh-fits] / ˈbɛn ə fɪts /




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The findings suggest that expanding beaver populations in suitable wetland regions could provide substantial climate benefits by increasing the amount of carbon captured and stored, while limiting its release back into the atmosphere.

From Science Daily

His perspective as faux-naive or actually naive outsider — “I prefer actually naive,” Theroux said when I put it that way — yields a number of unexpected benefits.

From Salon

Laniado says there are many benefits to appearing in a show that is based on a book series - mostly because it helps the actors' "world building" ability.

From BBC

But, “a growing economy benefits the entire population.”

From Barron's

Schmehil said the market could have a negative impact on preretirees who have lump-sum pension payout or a one-time, upfront cash payment representing the total value of their future monthly pension benefits.

From MarketWatch