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BENEFICIAL | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Our linguistic hypothesis assumes that written spelling is beneficial because it provides a concrete, visible representation of a word's phonological form.
The reader is correct in this; some other modification might be better and perhaps orthogonalization, which is numerically feasible, might be beneficial.
An assumption implicit in this 'safety-first' principle is that slow rehydration, if not beneficial, at least is not damaging to the partially dehydrated tissue.
In this paper we explore how working together to build flood control structures, especially storage capacity, may not always be beneficial to all parties involved.
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