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benefits

[ben-uh-fits] / ˈbɛn ə fɪts /




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They hope that can deliver "real, long-term benefits" for the whole of the region on a site which pioneered nuclear power in Scotland.

From BBC

Trees for Life, which has a 10,000-acre rewilding estate in the Scottish Highlands, says: "Lynx could bring a wide range of ecological and societal benefits to Scotland."

From BBC

They suggest this likely means the benefits of tramadol are overstated while its harms are understated.

From Science Daily

Small retailers, like STL, are struggling in particular with tariff uncertainty and continued cost pressures, said Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist at Gusto, a small-business payroll and benefits provider.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chips have garnered most of the benefits so far.

From Barron's