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This was a problem because although UV light can damage skin, it also has an important parallel benefit.
And beyond treatment, people with bipolar disorder can benefit from even simpler changes.
This would transform an unpopular carbon tax into a popular and populist solution, and it would also solve the underlying psychological barrier that we discussed, by giving everyone a concrete benefit in the here and now.
The more we protect our climate, the more our citizens benefit.
These days, the ACLU is on the front lines 24/7, and even if I manage to sneak away for a couple of miles on the treadmill, any cardio benefit I get is instantly obliterated when I read another presidential tweet on the headline scroll.
And if you're the Facebook newsfeed, whether you'd want to or not, you actually benefit when there's outrage.
But whilst design impacts on me whether it's a chair, a bathroom, a coffee shop, or clothes, I rely on and benefit from the kindness of strangers.
Unfortunately, his codefendant, Mr. Stuckey, didn't get the benefit of that.
But such wonderful materials may benefit only those who can read well, and the percentage of those who can read well may be much less than we expected.
It allows us to get more out of the limited resources and expertise we have and at the same time benefit from lower prices.
The only reason to do it is to get more people to benefit from it.
It's really trying to get the cost down to a level where every individual could have the benefit.
I think an administration does deserve the benefit of the doubt.
But there was a really important catch to this study: the greatest benefit was only when parents talked to kids about what they watched.
We're too often told that our mistakes are ours alone, but victory is a shared benefit.
Behavioral biologists have identified three defining hallmarks of deception by non-human animals: it must mislead the receiver, the deceiver must benefit, and it can’t simply be an accident.
Harmless scarlet kingsnakes have evolved red, yellow, and black patterns resembling those of the venomous eastern coral snake to benefit from the protective warnings these markings convey.
Some of these animals benefit by having fixed characteristics that are evolutionary suited to their environments.
I got a handle on my car-sharing expenses to the benefit of my husband, because of the environmental changes that I did.
Imagine with me a world where thousands of us stand up and they support other young women together, creating opportunities and choices that benefit all.
But the more we experimented, the more we realized that those who stood to benefit most from our work were people who had little or no sight.
And we have made a decision in the X PRIZE Foundation to actually carry that concept forward into other technology areas, and we just took on a new mission statement: "to bring about radical breakthroughs in space and other technologies for the benefit of humanity."
And the benefit to the sponsors is the sum of the publicity and societal benefits over the long term.
We work closely with our rural youth to change their life and to benefit our communities.
"Websites attract striking writers: operators of sites like MyDamnChannel.com could benefit from labor disputes."
So it's a nice analog for all sorts of environmental issues, where we're asking people to make a sacrifice and they don't really benefit from their own sacrifice.
Or you throw it into the ocean and some fish will benefit from it.
The economy will definitely benefit.
Imagine how many communities will benefit from groups of tourists visiting their villages just to see the endemic birds that can only be found in those villages.
The reason why I mention this is, we're always good in acknowledging past progress and the benefit of it, like our iPhones or our planes or electricity or medical supply.
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