Word: benefitted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...seems to me no reason to expand the assets and the wealth of the South African economy by investing now in view of the serious risks. Conditions will deteriorate in that country in the very near future, and those assets will be used to the detriment, rather than the benefit, of black South Africans...
...some companies may benefit. Short-haul airlines expect to win new passengers because rising gasoline prices make it cheaper to fly than to drive. But long-haul lines may have to cut service to small cities. T.W.A. last week scrubbed five flights out of Kansas City for lack of fuel. The auto industry stands to benefit because rising gasoline prices are likely to move shoppers to buy fuel-efficient cars. That will help automakers meet strict federally mandated "fleet average" mileage standards for vehicle sales. On the other hand, fast-food chains, restaurants and hotels will suffer if Americans drive...
...Vietnamese, they benefit from the fact that they are defending their own country against a historically hated enemy. They are proven fighters with undeniable staying power. "It's too early to tell who is better," says a U.S. Defense Department expert. "Man for man, the weight of experience would be on the Vietnamese side...
...regulations are also fundamental causes of the price spiral. Says Pfizer's Pratt: "We have told the President, as most companies have, that we will abide by the guidelines. But what the Government itself is doing is a big part of the problem." In short, the nation would benefit tremendously if Washington were to adopt and obey some price guidelines...
Establishing a financial base for the public policy program. The only part of the fund drive that will largely benefit graduate schools alone will probably receive about $20 million all told...