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Meanings of very beneficial in English
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Usage of very beneficial in English
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Conclusion: LAGB is a very beneficial operation with an acceptable complication rate.
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He also believes the KDB could be very beneficial to Irish firms.
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This is very beneficial, especially when neuralgia is due to malarial conditions.
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I actually went through the process, and it was very beneficial, very instructive.
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Suppositories of gluten are very beneficial if used in the morning.
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The G20 came together and that was very beneficial for the banking sector.
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The matches have drawn record crowds, and proved very beneficial to the players.
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There the climate was so mild as to be very beneficial to me.
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The winter evergreen, or rheumatism weed, thrown in, is very beneficial to humors.
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This has been very beneficial to persons with the above complaint.
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Upon both the boys this intercourse had a very beneficial effect.
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Flannel underwear, heavy and light weight, is very beneficial in rheumatism.
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Conservationists are dismayed, saying set-aside has been very beneficial for wildlife.
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Any woman suffering with, female trouble will find the above combination very beneficial.
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Darling expected; at least, it did not prove very beneficial to Clare's health.
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The effect was, however, not very beneficial to his own manner.
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