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• Clinton surely must assume there is some political benefit to be accrued from this Bosnian endeavor.
• He doesn't do anything unless he assumes there is some political benefit to be accrued.
• This trading system would allow direct benefits to be accrued by those users shifting to public transportation or by those reducing their peak-hour travel rather than the government.
• On August 31, 1995, GMA reached a pricing settlement with TACOM based on $ 2.4M in savings anticipated to be accrued by the government as a result of these changes.
• The traditional modes of fishing in Goa have increasingly been supplanted by mechanised methods and the investment required for this, plus the gains to be accrued, have led to an influx of non-Kharvi communities to the industry.