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MOBILE phones have proved to be a boon for the poor world.

Whatever its justification, however, the switch is a boon to a government looking for big economies.

Greater prosperity translates into more choices for individuals-no small boon in a culture that so fervently celebrates cussed individualism.

A bear market might seem like a boon for the environment: less overall economic activity, like manufacturing and driving, means less overall pollution. Right?

But the real boon is that apps harness GPS to find out where you are and provide travel information specific to that location.

Read more about why perfectionist tendencies can be a bane than a boon: why Being a perfectionist May Not be So perfect.

For the biggest TV shows, technology is a boon.

Many games are entirely benign, and possibly even a boon.

At one level the World Cup has been a short-term boon.

The growth is a boon for zooplankton, who now have ready access to an easy-to-find feast.

This is a boon, as it means that any existing messaging standard defined in terms of XML documents has a reasonably straightforward mapping into a BEEP profile.

Park is a great boon to people in big city.

You know saving the rainforest is good for biodiversity. But it may also be a boon to human health.

The toppling of Colonel qaddafi-no matter whether he is eventually tried, killed or exiled-will be a boon to the Middle East and Western powers that supported the rebels.

If you do decide to launch a blog, here are four ways to make your blog a boon for your career, rather than a hindrance.

Not everyone thinks this will be a boon for equity investors, however.