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These programs, though a boon for busy clinicians, raise few significant ethical and legal issues.
Not humidity only, but readily selectable humidity, is the greatest boon brought by this season.
The extended time period of a half-term project is a real boon here.
This development would be a boon for bioethics, which has remained basically steadfast to its originative constituency - left-oriented, big government liberalism.
Besides their use in performance, the editions are a great boon to those wishing to analyse the music.
Not needing personal possessions was a boon to women as well as men, the old as well as the young.
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.
This feature is a boon to researchers delving into the history of meteorites and meteoritics.
