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1. Our success will do credit to our forbears and bring benefit to our posterity.
2. The design is intended to bring wind speeds down to 2 meters per second for the benefit of the competitors.
3. Macao's cultural and historical heritage can bring economic benefit to the city.
4. And a trade secret is technical information not generally known to the public, which can bring some sort of economic benefit to its holder.
5. Mak said the project can bring economic benefit to northern New Territories.
6. Ongoing cooperation based on friendship, mutual benefit and shared development will bring substantial gains to Africans.
7. Now it needs to reverse the unfair trend to bring real benefit to farmers, who are the largest potential force to propel domestic spending.
8. Many officials support demolitions because they bring material benefit to their local governments.
9. A basic principle of public policy design is that any policy to be implemented must bring greater benefit than cost.
10. This is a very good thing that is bound to bring great benefit to the country in the long run.