The field of X-ray astronomy profited by some of the technological developments that went on in these programmes. |
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There were those who profited from the event, none more so than the tilers, bricklayers and glaziers whose wages trebled. |
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And it includes restitution from corporations and public entities that profited from the business of slavery. |
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He profited significantly as something of a pluralist official at this time. |
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The young poet profited by the attacks of the critics, their effect being to enlarge his poetical studies. |
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The navy profited from the indifferent performance of the Italian navy, though Italian frogmen performed some notable feats of courage. |
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Surprisingly enough, some big guns have actually bothered to enter this bunfight, and most of them have profited immensely from taking part. |
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There is no suggestion that any British MPs profited personally or knew about the alleged corruption. |
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Ironically, the king and his subjects profited financially from the trade as their kingdom crumbled beneath them. |
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Throughout the 1990s workers' pay remained largely stagnant while company executives profited handsomely. |
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It boosted the tourism industry and they profited with the likes of bed and breakfasts. |
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Hence wildlife became an asset as villagers in communal areas profited from hunting and photo safaris. |
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Local officials reportedly profited handsomely from the illegal importation of used cars. |
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The residents who profited most from Virginia's antebellum society, however, fought the hardest to maintain it. |
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In the weeks before the company went into liquidation, major general insurance firms profited from its demise by picking up pieces of its business at fire sale prices. |
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Sadly, Walzer has not profited from that comradely criticism. |
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The press profited handsomely from the financial largesse of one political faction or the other in return for support in public debates. |
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She supported the creation of watchdogs to look for graft in government, firing those who improperly profited. |
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It is my fervent hope that leaders of other nations that supported and profited from the inhumane activity will come forward in like manner. |
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In the 1930s, dance halls and cinemas also profited with people demanding feelgood escapist films. |
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Scots can hardly be prissy about the approach, given the national team has profited and been praised for similar against superior opposition. |
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Third, Germany's exporters have profited from the single currency and the stability it has brought to the eurozone more than anybody else. |
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Who has profited by the failed Liberal economic policies continued by the Conservatives? |
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The government has profited more than the oil companies from the recent spike in fuel prices on a per litre basis. |
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I have known, worked with and profited from Jeff Utsch and his investment ventures for over 12 years now. |
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Furthermore, the Group profited fully from the contracts signed last year with KPN Datacenter and more recently KPN End User Services. |
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In the first phase of his reign, he ruled in agreement with theĀ nobility, which profited from the territorial expansion of the Bohemian kingdom. |
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He counselled students, took computer training and profited from research and lectures to deepen his understanding of many subjects. |
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This division also profited from the generally favourable operating conditions in Germany, Switzerland and the other export markets. |
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The price of crude oil was up sharply and we profited from very high refining margins. |
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Ethiopia also profited from US dollar movements to improve its export earnings. |
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The portrait photography industry of the time profited from this desire for perpetuation. |
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Organised crime groups have also profited from the globalisation process, which facilitates rather than hinders their illegal activities. |
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Christie has profited in his career from being the tough guy who says it straight. |
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He profited a great deal from knowing how to keep the reporters on his side, supplying the newspapermen with great material. |
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Meanwhile, the fleet footed and well connected have profited from surging exports, a bubbly urban real estate market and, occasionally, government boosterism. |
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Unlike the Roma, the representatives of Bosnians and Vlachs assessed that only Albanians have profited from the Ohrid Agreement. |
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The CCRI profited from the new system of distributing working documents from the BIPM website, and a total of eighty-six documents were discussed. |
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The Spanish team had lead more or less since Saturday evening profited from being able to sniff out extra breeze in the latter stages while Foncia was finally snared by a zone of very light airs near the finish. |
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At the same time, she found it in bad taste to talk about opening markets at this juncture, as the EU's role in the liberalisation of the economy in Tunisia had profited former President Ben Ali and his family. |
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It was a speculative 25-yarder from Ruane that set Town alight and they profited again when Steve Kehoe miskicked to give Carroll his chance. |
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Such a circumstance may have been considered democratically unconscionable by many, but governments have been disinclined to tamper with a financing regime from which they have undeniably profited. |
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Goldman's book is only one among many publications since 1991 that have profited from the increased access to archives of the former Soviet Union. |
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The organization was fortunate to have profited from the public benefits that arose from two media acquisitions in 2008, namely Canwest's acquisition of Alliance Atlantis and CTV's acquisition of Chum. |
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While many of its leading citizens profited from and defended slavery, it also had been a frequent topic of pulpit rhetoric. |
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Although Howe has profited from a certain amount of financial stability no one could seriously argue Bournemouth have bought their way to success. |
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As the Royal Navy base that supervised the blockade, Halifax profited greatly during the war. |
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Unlike most inventors, he managed to bring his own projects to fruition and profited financially from their success. |
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Only the kleptocrats in power have profited from the situation. |
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Some Franciscan brothers and sisters in the Philippines recently profited from a program that they shared with the Agta people who live in a mountainous region of Luzon. |
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Founded in Zofingen in 1974, the Ringier school of journalists promotes training and advanced education, from which to date over 300 media workers have profited. |
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It cannot be concluded directly, however, from the fact that a group member company was in the black that that company had profited from the misuse of aid. |
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I must say that what is noticeable in our relationship with Indonesia is the extent to which that country has profited from our generalised system of preferences. |
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From our residence in the major seminary it would have been counterproductive for us to have profited of our presence to recruit our own vocations. |
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This fraud was perpetuated by someone who had access to the system, who wasn't honest and who profited from it until the day when, because of its amount, it showed up on the radar and we detected it. |
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While consultations and deliberations absorbed a lot of time, they ensured that the Ethics Office had access to and profited from available best practices and lessons learned. |
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They also profited from the occasion to ask their parents and friends to invest in the life of the community by becoming intermediary counsellors to the district, community leaders or partners in Tdh activities. |
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What is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? |
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I find it extraordinary that those who have profited so much from European integration in terms of prosperity, security and liberal democracy should now refuse to extend those prizes towards Turkey. |
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Both profited incalculably from the relationship. |
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The Bulgar and Slavic tribes profited from these disorders and invaded Illyria, Thrace and even Greece. |
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Kings profited from warfare that extended royal legislation and increased the lands they directly controlled. |
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However, vested interests who profited from variations in units of measure opposed this. |
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He has read many Latin and French histories, and profited by them, as he has a very good memory. |
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This struggle took place amid strong support for slavery among white Southerners, who profited greatly from the system of enslaved labor. |
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The town of Flensburg profited from the planned location of military installations. |
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Theodoric sought to revive Roman culture and government and in doing so, profited the Italian people. |
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BrĨko has profited by being unshackled from Bosnia. |
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The reporter also profited from selling the printed volumes of the reports of decisions. |
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While the division profited from strong residential construction in Switzerland, weak economic development on most other markets, especially in Germany, weighed down sales. |
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Catch a film The now-ruined beachfront Palacio de la Chanca was built in the 15th century by the dukes of Medina-Sidonia, who profited hugely from the tuna fishing industry, the almadraba. |
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Despite past pledges by Niger's government to tackle people-smuggling, local officials in the Agadez region have profited from bribes being paid at checkpoints along the route, a Reuters investigation found. |
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While the colonial powers profited much from the region's vast resources and large market, colonial rule did develop the region to a varying extent. |
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Genoese and Florentine communities established since then in Portugal, who profited from the enterprise and financial experience of these rivals of the Republic of Venice. |
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In the meantime, some of these areas began to become gentrified, attracting loft developments and new flats, which have profited from its river views and central location. |
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Genoese bankers also profited from loans to the new nobility of Sicily. |
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He had developed his process from an idea to a practical reality in his own lifetime and he was sufficiently of a businessman to have profited by it. |
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They profited greatly by the Red Sea transit trade via Aden and Zabid. |
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The Hansa profited from the Nuremberg trade by allowing Nurembergers to settle in Hanseatic towns, which the Franconians exploited by taking over trade with Sweden as well. |
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One of the six dramaturgs, Sunila Galappatti, who joined Live Theatre from the Royal Shakespeare Company, recalled an enjoyable weekend which profited all parties. |
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In both cases, the Swiss profited from weakness in the Habsburg dukes. |
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The Crown had profited a small amount in 1526 when Wolsey had put England onto a gold, rather than silver, standard, and had debased the currency slightly. |
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