71.   That the outcome had beneficial economic effects, like lower interest rates, was a happy byproduct of gridlock, not the goal.

72.   The beneficial effects of vigorous exercise on longevity have long been assumed but were not firmly established.

73.   The beneficial effect lasts up to eight hours.

74.   The beneficial effects of cost-cutting on income have run their course, and a new approach is required to increase returns to stockholders, Derr said.

75.   The beneficial effects of religion are immeasurable on our attitudes, our motivations, our relations with others, our goals, our ethics and on our basic well-being.

76.   The crisis has already had some beneficial effects.

77.   The drug also appears to have beneficial effects in staving off drug resistance, a common problem in HIV treatment, researchers said.

78.   The female hormone estrogen someday could be used to prevent or treat stroke, if beneficial effects seen in rat experiments can be duplicated in humans.

79.   The measures announced today will have a beneficial effect of the quality of life in the U.K.

80.   The net effect on the population at large is to obliterate the beneficial effect alcohol may have in slowing the development of atherosclerosis.