| benign inflation | 4.54 | A benign inflation report also supported bunds. | ||
| benign tumor | 3.16 | Third of a lung removed to excise benign tumor. | ||
| benign neglect | 2.83 | Benign neglect. | ||
| benign view | 1.32 | Not everyone has such a benign view. | ||
| benign condition | 1.18 | Other patients with similar symptoms have benign conditions. | ||
| benign growth | 0.99 | The report showed it to be a benign growth. | ||
| benign brain | 0.92 | A benign brain tumor was diagnosed and removed. | ||
| benign form | 0.92 | The benign form can generally be cured by removal of the appendix. | ||
| benign explanation | 0.79 | Falater offered a benign explanation. | ||
| benign environment | 0.72 | He offers a vivid vivid illustration of that benign environment. | ||
| benign report | 0.72 | A benign report could propel the market higher, White said. | ||
| benign stricture | 0.72 | The pathogenesis of benign stricture formation in ulcerative colitis remains uncertain. | ||
| benign hyperplasia | 0.53 | The disorder studied is called benign prostatic hyperplasia. | ||
| benign nature | 0.53 | Emphasis was made on explaining the benign nature of this common problem. | ||
| benign climate | 0.39 | The benign climate helped. | ||
| benign face | 0.39 | General Groves tried to put a benign face on the bomb. | ||
| benign force | 0.39 | Birinyi sees three benign forces propelling markets higher. | ||
| benign image | 0.39 | Sometimes, though, benign images can deceive. | ||
| benign polyp | 0.39 | Most malignancies in the colon begin as benign polyps. | ||
| benign substance | 0.39 | The study noted that seemingly benign substances had turned out to have ugly side effects. |