Read Max Boon.

And this has come as a great boon to them.

But this has come as a great boon for them.

We Ourselves made it for a reminder, and a boon to the desert dwellers.

We Ourselves made it for a reminder, and a boon to the desert dwellers.

And no one has with him any boon for which he should be rewarded,

And no one has with him any boon for which he should be rewarded,

PSG expects Neymar's arrival to be a boon for sponsorship deals, merchandising and jersey sales.

It was We who made it a reminder and a boon for the desert dwellers.

It was We who made it a reminder and a boon for the desert dwellers.

He who is negligent to remember the Merciful One, to him We assign a satan as his boon companion,

He who is negligent to remember the Merciful One, to him We assign a satan as his boon companion,

We bestowed Isaac and then Jacob on him as an additional boon and We made all of them righteous.

We bestowed Isaac and then Jacob on him as an additional boon and We made all of them righteous.

Eliminating bureaucratic red tape, as the Commission has now pledged to do, would be a substantial boon to European researchers.

They pray to him whose bane is more imminent than his boon How bad the protector and how bad the associate!

They pray to him whose bane is more imminent than his boon How bad the protector and how bad the associate!

In fact, most international blog hosting services are blocked in China, which provides a competitive boon to several hundred domestic blog hosting services.

Well, there's some great new technology that has just recently become available, and it's just a boon for getting insight into open ocean animals.

But, while this high tech approach could be a boon to patients, it could prove detrimental to drug companies bottom lines. The reasons are subtle.

That genome data can now be found on open access genetic data banks around the world, and it's an enormous boon to researchers trying to come up with treatments.

Indeed, if such efforts are designed specifically to ensure equal opportunities for all, regardless of gender or wealth, they will be a boon to the global economy, while promoting social cohesion at the national level.

Improving the efficacy and reducing the side effects of drug therapy will be a boon to doctors, patients, and insurance companies, to be sure, but why should pharmaceutical companies embrace personalized medicine in the long term?

As Islamists anger at Musharraf s betrayals increases, so does his global standing and image as a world statesman. Scenes of wild eyed mullahs demonstrating in the streets of Pakistani cities are a boon to his position.

Many people today naively believe that the Internet is an unmitigated boon for free speech. They underestimate the extent to which such a concentration of online power corrupts, just as surely as all forms of power corrupt.

Finally, there are those who would view a North Korean collapse as a boon to US strategic interests and a setback for Chinese interests. Such hardline, zero sum thinking is not the exclusive preserve of American think tanks.

In fact, most international blog hosting services are blocked in China, which provides a competitive boon to several hundred domestic blog hosting services. These services, with names like Bokee.com, Blogbus.com and Blogcn.com, all comply with Chinese government censorship requirements.

To succeed with this bold and necessary agenda, Latin America s left must purge its dangerous and destructive nationalist and authoritarian strains. The new left, if it stays the course on modernization and reform, can be a boon to the region.

Now when hurt toucheth a man he crieth unto Us, and afterward when We have granted him a boon from Us, he saith Only by force of knowledge I obtained it. Nay, but it is a test. But most of them know not.

Now when hurt toucheth a man he crieth unto Us, and afterward when We have granted him a boon from Us, he saith Only by force of knowledge I obtained it. Nay, but it is a test. But most of them know not.

Consumer price inflation in the eurozone has been below target for 22 consecutive months long before the price of oil started collapsing. Cheaper oil is a boon for growth but it also lowers long term inflation expectations, which are the true target of monetary policy.

An EU Association Agreement could be a huge boon to the Ukrainian economy. When smaller economies gain access to a much larger market, trade volumes expand and wages rise, with a small part of the trade expansion diverted from other countries (one of Russia s concerns).

Ninth, a US military strike against a third Muslim majority country would demolish the credibility of Obama s efforts to repair America s image in the Islamic world. Indeed, it would most likely prove to be a strategic boon to the resistance axis Iran and Hezbollah.

Such a result would be a boon not just for efforts to limit climate change, but also for addressing other global challenges. A firm, enforceable climate change deal would show that, as difficult as it is to reach a hard law agreement nowadays, it is possible.

For the US, China s growing power actually helps to validate its forward military deployments in Asia, maintain existing allies in the region, and win new strategic partners. Indeed, an increasingly assertive China has proven a diplomatic boon for the US in strengthening and expanding its Asian security relationships.

The problem with predatory pricing is that the courts are very unlikely to be able to distinguish unfair prices from effective competition that is a boon to consumers. It is the less efficient competitors, and not consumers, that are the most likely to benefit from punishing Intel for lowering its prices.

Had the Bush administration fulfilled its commitments, Americans taxpayers would have benefited from the elimination of huge agricultural subsidies a real boon in this era of yawning budget deficits. Americans would have been better off as consumers, too, with increased access to a variety of low cost goods from poor countries.

They are an enormous boon to low income consumers, partly compensating for the tepid wage growth that many of them have suffered during the past two decades. And I don t agree with friends of mine who turn their noses down at Wal Mart stores, and claim never to have visited one.

To some degree, this hope is reinforced by Iran s perception of US President Barack Obama as a motivated partner in the nuclear talks. After all, a long term agreement would be both a singular foreign policy achievement for Obama and a boon to his efforts to disentangle the US from the Middle East.

That should surely provide more than enough time for Japanese beef ranchers to prepare themselves for foreign competition (of the 870,000 tons of beef imported annually, 520,000 tons come from Australia, the US, and New Zealand). And it will certainly be a boon for consumers, as the price of their beef noodle soup and sukiyaki falls dramatically.

Though the SDGs will aim largely to improve daily life for the very poor, a cool headed economic assessment suggests that there are also smart biodiversity targets that should be considered. If world leaders take advantage of cost benefit analysis to separate the wheat from the chaff, the next 15 years could be a boon for global development including the preservation of biodiversity.

The unified Palestinian delegation was convenient for Egypt and Israel, both of which consider Hamas a terrorist organization, and for Palestine, because it helped to bring an end to the violence. And it was a political boon for Abbas, who was able to field a delegation headed by one of his confidants, Azzam al Ahmad, and thus claim the right to announce the ceasefire.

Replicating the 10 annual growth rates achieved in Gujarat under Modi s leadership from 2004 to 2012 would obviously be a boon to India s development prospects and global standing. But achieving such high growth rates in a sustainable way will demand far reaching, sometimes painful reforms, such as the removal of wasteful subsidies, especially for fuel, in order to free up resources for, say, increased health care expenditure.

The metaphor, overwhelmingly endorsed by voters, stood for Roosevelt s mandate to fix the ailing economy along lines that were innovative but still essentially capitalist. Some of his administration s initiatives, such as the creation of the Securities and Exchange Commission, seemed anti business to some at the time, but have long since been accepted as a boon to competition and dynamism by hemming in unfair or manipulative behavior.

High energy prices are a boon to Russia s economy, but, as is often the case in the Middle East and other oil and gas rich regions, they can be a burden as well, feeding corruption and discouraging real economic activity. The challenge for Russia s leaders is to use its oil wealth to educate Russia s people and rebuild Russia s infrastructure, thereby ensuring global competitiveness and employment growth.