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The crypto export ban is an apt analogy and it did hinder American companies and benefited everyone else.

The article also fails to mention Germany has benefited a lot from the Euro, even through hard times.

As a software dev who has used and benefited from AVX2, I think the last data point in the chart is quite a bit off.

Nuke plants and the Deepwater Horizon oil rig could have benefited immensely from consultation with airframe engineers.

But he even posted a piece about the times he thinks he benefited from being white.

And, of course, even well-regarded and popular novels might well have benefited from tighter editing.

Then he retires and the organization that benefited from this lapse hires him.

Or at least gotten more funding considering how Steam and GOG have benefited.

And there are countless examples like this one, which, on the whole, I think benefited us as a species.

Besides, by many estimates, benefited customers (who got lower interests rates on balance than they should have done) at the expense of wealthy investors.

India benefited enormously by giving English the status of the state language.

If the tippers benefited from leaking confidential information, they breached a fiduciary contract with their shareholders by using company property (information) for their own gain.

To be fair to Libav, due to being "downstream" FFmpeg has benefited greatly from their improvements, e.g.