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• And a number of collateral benefits follow when students eat well.
• As a collateral benefit, these changes may help society as well.
• As a collateral benefit, the regulations would also improve water quality in the Northeast.
• They are not intended to stabilize the food, although that can be a collateral benefit.
• "If you can make profits and have a collateral benefit, fine " he added.
• Michael Murphy, a Republican campaign strategist, said the effort might have had some unexpected collateral benefits.
• Avoiding probate not only saves time and money, but also provides a nice collateral benefit _ privacy.
• The paradox appears to ignore the collateral benefits associated with voting, besides affecting the outcome of the vote.
• But collateral benefits clearly can't make up for a percent or two loss of return on a pension investment.
• The Sachs commission argues that there would be large collateral benefits from improved health care in the world's poorest nations.
• And they note that most of the condor recovery money has been used to buy habitat, which has collateral benefits in protecting other species.
• In parts of the world with rising living standards, the elimination of malaria was often a collateral benefit of the introduction of window screens and improved sanitation.
• Out of that experience, though, came an unexpected and perhaps profitable collateral benefit _ specialized software that puts the FAA's voluminous regulations into programming language.
• One of the collateral benefits of the new rule will be to bring many areas of the country into compliance with strict new health standards for smog announced last year.
• "There's no question that one of the collateral benefits of the direction we're going could be a revaluation of our security, " Murren said.
• Though the focus at times of crisis tends to be on the havoc and fear, there can also be " collateral benefits, " to rephrase a military term.
• "Junior events don't make much money for the charities, but they do have collateral benefits, " said Jacqueline Weld, social columnist for Avenue magazine.
• But, he said, there is at least one collateral benefit : " I've never been able to play an instrument and got to get serious about the ukulele now ."
• To encourage such efforts, The National Review reports that new Labor Department guidelines would allow pension managers to take account of " collateral benefits " when steering money toward " socially desirable " programs.