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When researchers looked more closely, they discovered that microchimeric cells have other beneficial effects.

The team plans to further explore which types of physical activity are most beneficial, including how intensity and long-term exercise patterns might influence brain health.

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Paramount also signed a 10-year deal to move a large part of its studio operations to Bayonne, N.J., to take advantage of beneficial tax treatment there.

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But when state governments legislate independently, they create a patchwork of laws varying widely in scope, enforcement and interpretation—which makes compliance harder for investors, introduces legal uncertainty, and risks discouraging legitimately beneficial international partnerships.

It was beneficial, he believed that they had had something of a wake-up call and were now taking charge of their own defence.

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