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But in a free society, parents should have the right to provide added benefits for their own children.

There was no significant added benefit by day 15, though.

Working directly with the author of a program often has added benefits.

"We may continue to see added benefits of this ban over time."

An added benefit of long training sessions is time to think.

"This gives them the added benefit of a cultural experience."

Added benefits make your organization more effective on many levels.

It was effective, and had the added benefit of getting you off the sea.

As an added benefit, it has also inspired me to work out more on my own.

The added benefit is that you can keep sweat out of your eyes at the same time.

Without the cuts, the added benefits will increase the deficit.

And I have the added benefit of watching you work."

Well, it works with the added benefit of seeing your user name when you get in.

The prestige of being associated with the university college was an added benefit.

"The consumer has so much choice today, they want to feel like there's an added benefit" to what to buy.

But studies have not shown whether using drugs to get closer to 120/80 can provide any added benefit.

We'll talk more about fringe and other added benefits throughout this article.

What's more there is the added benefits of calcium and iron.

An added benefit is the removal of the paper waste.

An added benefit was a significant reduction in weight of the machine.

An added benefit, he said, is that they will help ease environmental concerns.

The researchers said there might be an added benefit to taking both medications.

But sometimes they do so only under pressure, and often added benefits come at the price of smaller pay raises.

Accurate technology has an added benefit for the field of archaeology.

It also has the added benefit of being much quicker than culture methods.