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This chapter was a boon to my students in an advanced course in linguistic anthropology.
This, of course, was a boon to scholars emerging from departments of philosophy, religion, and theology.
Invariably, they see a strong economy as a boon for an incumbent's re-election hopes and a weak economy as a curse on them.
However, 12 out of the 32 speakers did not perceive planning opportunity as a boon.
That immunity, needless to add, has been a boon for criminal activity.
Increases in revenue sharing through time were thus a real boon to the governors on the receiving end of these transfers.
The errata page, though extensive and a real boon, is not exhaustive.
This feature is a boon to researchers delving into the history of meteorites and meteoritics.
Though a person must, of course, choose to use a manual, the manual's user is arguably a mere recipient of any boon these letters provide.
Not needing personal possessions was a boon to women as well as men, the old as well as the young.
Besides their use in performance, the editions are a great boon to those wishing to analyse the music.
This development would be a boon for bioethics, which has remained basically steadfast to its originative constituency - left-oriented, big government liberalism.
The extended time period of a half-term project is a real boon here.
Not humidity only, but readily selectable humidity, is the greatest boon brought by this season.
These programs, though a boon for busy clinicians, raise few significant ethical and legal issues.
