41.   Nevertheless, going back to the way the system works in practice, you still have housing benefit.

42.   This will have great benefits for residents across the city who currently have little redress against any midweek neighbours making undue noise.

43.   But having lots of brothers and sisters can have its benefits.

44.   But Cunningham at least has the benefit of knowing New Zealand conditions.

45.   He, too, has had the benefit of the college system which can bring beginners on very rapidly.

46.   Its association with an advertising agency can have benefits through shared services such as art studios and production.

47.   Such agreements have financial benefits as the cost of development is shared, but friction and disagreement can sometimes arise between members of the agreement.

48.   Environment minister David Maclean praised the conference of EC enforcement agencies and said it could well have benefits for industry across the region.

49.   SAP has the benefit of close proximity to raw materials.

50.   Along with the other laser-surgery companies, TLC has the benefit of a huge potential market.