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- noun Plural form of
boon .
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Examples
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These co-ops spend locally and are rooted locally, so they are long-term boons to their local economies.
Sarah van Gelder: The New Economy Won't Be Like the Last One
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“Whichever of the two promised boons is the more acceptable to thee that will I give thee.”
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With this attainment, we achieve a state of absorbed concentration having the so-called boons of bliss, clarity and nonconceptuality or starkness.
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Cheaper, easier cloud music set to gather steam Price cuts, technology upgrades called boons to Web-based plans
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Cheaper, easier cloud music set to gather steam Price cuts, technology upgrades called boons to Web-based plans
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Cheaper, easier cloud music set to gather steam Price cuts, technology upgrades called boons to Web-based plans
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Cheaper, easier cloud music set to gather steam Price cuts, technology upgrades called boons to Web-based plans
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He spoke for twenty-five minutes, offering up his own life experience and his own outlook, comparing and contrasting the two cultures, and hypothesizing the boons to be gained from reunification of the two.
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He spoke for twenty-five minutes, offering up his own life experience and his own outlook, comparing and contrasting the two cultures, and hypothesizing the boons to be gained from reunification of the two.
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He spoke for twenty-five minutes, offering up his own life experience and his own outlook, comparing and contrasting the two cultures, and hypothesizing the boons to be gained from reunification of the two.
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