Benefit
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Though one can say that the same applies to Friedrich Engels who was a wealthy factory owner with the free time and security to indulge in non-academic theoretical research without the benefit of research grants.
Source: Creator / Karl Marx -
Pragmatic Villainy is meant for an instance when a character refuses to indulge in an evil act not because it's too evil, but because said character knows it's not really to their benefit (wasted resources, PR nightmare, likely to get themselves harmed in the process, not actually possible, etc).
Source: Square Peg, Round Trope
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