SIEM REAP, Cambodia — The 11th annual Giant Puppet Project (GPP) recently took place on February 18 in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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"You reap what you sow," the heartbroken princess warns Elizabeth.
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And now we reap a fetid crop from those fields.
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Sony, would reap the rest of the box office haul.
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That's where machine learning can reap clarity from the chaos.
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If he gets it right, he could reap big dividends.
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You can also reap some serious rewards with credit cards.
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Side, back, or stomach sleepers can all reap the benefits.
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Uganda has shown how a different approach can reap dividends.
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We just let people reap the benefits of our electricity.
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In principle patient investors can reap a reward from illiquidity.
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Republicans will have set themselves up to reap the whirlwind.
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On the state level, the company may reap greater rewards.
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What is the political gain I can reap from this?
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Now Chinese investors are about to reap a huge payoff.
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Yet, in practice, most Ghanaians do not reap the benefits.
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Consider volunteering to reap the emotional rewards of helping others.
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I fear that the whole country will reap the whirlwinds.
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Hamas officials said vaguely that Gazans would soon reap benefits.
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Still, they reap spectacular profits that warrant runaway share prices.
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The countries leading the way could reap huge economic benefits.
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Russia and Japan reap the world's fish bounty as well.
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But those meetings can still reap dividends down the road.
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Still, Pelosi's political gamble helped Democrats reap some fire power.
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Put in the time and you will reap the rewards.
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"I would take the sickle and just reap," she said.
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Will oil and gas executives reap big rewards as well?
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Whoever dominates this market is set to reap large benefits.
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If Messenger Kids proves popular, Facebook may reap many benefits.
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" She added: "It would take time to reap those benefits.
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This stark difference in valuation is noticeable especially because skin care companies tend to reap a higher valuation since products in the category reap higher profit margins and attract greater brand loyalty, Bolton Weiser said.
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It can occasionally reap dividends by way of securing future work.
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Don't charge them, even if they reap joy from the contribution.
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Either way, domestic brands are most likely to reap the benefits.
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After all, broad patents mean more opportunities to reap financial reward.
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It's great to see someone work hard and reap the benefits.
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It could not be determined how much each fund would reap.
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Then, you mail the books to them and reap your reward.
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Want to reap these benefits and build a lucrative new career?
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Even if your team doesn't win, you still reap big benefits.
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Longtime residents reap the rewards of reduced crime and better amenities.
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You have to be there in person to reap the benefit.
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That should reap £120m ($153m) for British farmers over five years.
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Aside from these lucky few, international shareholders might reap gains, too.
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Western consumers will continue to reap large net benefits from trade.
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Hillary Clinton will reap the benefits of that weighted system today.
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"Clearly, you reap what you sow," the lucky gardener told WDR.
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Firms that hire autistic staff may also reap a reputational benefit.
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Plaintiffs' attorneys reap windfalls The TCPA is a strict liability statute.
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Experts say Tehran is now looking to reap a financial dividend.
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When you're a shut-in, however, you can't reap these benefits.
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"You can't just come into this state and reap," she said.
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And now the rest of Shell could reap the benefits too.
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Want to know who will reap huge rewards under this plan?
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The U.S. can reap tremendous rewards by building strong diplomatic ties.
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Such a strategy tends to reap the highest returns for investors.
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Democrats need only stand with the people to reap the benefits.
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They reap the rewards, or suffer the consequences, of their actions.
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Google does not reap mobile services revenue from the massive market.
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I got on my bicycle to ride back into Siem Reap.
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"I fear the country will reap the whirlwind," Kavanaugh said then.
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All told, the developers expect to reap $1.45 billion from sales.
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Walmart has been investing in the space to reap these gains.
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Osborne expects his growing facilities to reap $22 million in 2018.
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If we take the right measures, we will reap the benefits.
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Hey Pumpkin Fuck, what my eyes sow isn't what they reap.
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Companies profit, shareholders reap the benefits, and workers are left out.
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Finally she met a Cambodian who led her to Siem Reap.
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In this case, you will continue to reap the drink's benefits.
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Gulf Coast refiners and North Dakota oil producers will reap the benefits.
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But other stocks can reap the benefits of the Star Wars franchise.
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If and when he does, the Bucks will reap even greater benefits.
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Let us as a nation reap the proven benefits of paid leave.
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I think if they do that, they'll reap the benefits of that.
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Any successful Alzheimer's drug is expected to reap multibillion-dollar annual sales.
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Be mindful of your every move in order to reap good karma.
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Those changes would make it easier for investors to reap the benefits.
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Countries that encourage the development of wind farms will reap the benefits.
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Will Roma get them there and allow them to reap the benefits?
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Ingrates like yourself reap this Nation's bounty while bitching about being suppressed.
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Lighting is another area where upgrades can reap big savings, Chalk said.
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This means they don't reap the long-term savings from these therapies.
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You don't even have to win the $100,000 to reap incredible benefits.
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That allows them to reap the full benefit when oil prices plunge.
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Firms that come up with ideas often see rivals reap the benefit.
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And, you don't have to be an expert to reap their benefits.
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New distribution methods can also reap efficiencies by cutting out the middleman.
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But it's not just young people who reap the gains of mentorship.
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However, it has taken a while for him to reap any benefit.
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And young women like me were there to reap the capitalistic benefits.
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Farmers will reap the rewards of working hard and will become rich.
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"We will reap the fruits of our toil," Muzi Mhlanga told Reuters.
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Poorer and sicker Americans will not be able to reap these benefits.
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This time around, three organizations will reap the benefits of presidential trivia.
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The big advantage here is that you reap the benefits of compounding.
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Only then can we truly reap the benefits of the information age.
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Smugglers moving mass quantities of it through tunnels can reap huge profits.
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"The sooner we get started, the sooner we can reap the benefits."
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Fight cancellations can sometimes reap rewards and UFC 201 is no different.
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Families invest in their children's education and, in time, reap the dividends.
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For the normally garrulous Irishman, more soothing words could reap big returns.
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Shareholders in HSBC continued to reap the benefit of its dramatic turnaround.
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Just by moving it the slightest bit, they could reap the rewards.
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Alternatively, you can reap the rewards in the form of cash instead.
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Even if production rebounded, PDVSA does not stand to reap a windfall.
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Now, he seems to be in a position to reap some rewards.
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Aliens want to reap us or, if they're cute, to go home.
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It expects to reap annual synergies of 40 million euros from 2020.
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Manafort solicited numerous professionals and others to reap his ill-gotten gains.
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They succeeded; and to-day you reap the fruits of their success.
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These students can't reap the benefits of education without a stable home.
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India should overhaul its feeble air law and reap the same benefit.
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Many parents want their children to reap the benefits of sports participation.
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It is harder to honor those who reap rewards of another realm.
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You'll reap invaluable exposure to potential customers, partners, mentors and again…investors.
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And everyone in the VIP bottle service lounge will reap the benefits.
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That, she said, would help workers reap the benefits of technological change.
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So we might as well embrace location sharing and reap the benefits.
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But it continues to reap the benefits of the Enguri dam deal.
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Really good executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and novelists — they will all reap rewards.
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Still, it's a small inconvenience that's well worth the benefits you'll reap.
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Otherwise you never reap the rewards: confidence and a sense of mastery.
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Disney may not get to directly reap a share of those profits.
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Google, Facebook and Amazon reap most of the available online advertising revenue.
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And now we are starting to reap the seeds he has sown.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, has continued to reap the benefits of its offshore deals.
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"I would reap wheat for you like no man could," she recalls.
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Fortunately we all reap the benefits when billionaires compete for space superiority.
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"I hope everyone will be able to reap the benefits," Parker said.
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For decades to come I fear the country will reap the whirlwind.
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Just take your concept, execute it cleanly, and reap the jump scares.
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The Giant Puppet Project took place in Siem Reap, Cambodia on February 18.
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Whether such additional BOJ monetary easing would reap much benefit is unclear, however.
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It takes special Pulse lube pods in order to fully reap the benefits.
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Similarly, you can reap small benefits from working out at the right time.
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As a result, it will not reap the full benefit of cheaper fuel.
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Ilhan Omar saying "They reap what they sow" in reference to Notre Dame.
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If you're not, you can still reap the benefits of Coachella programmers' tastes.
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You'll be amazed at how such little effort will reap such noticeable results.
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But people like Hobe and Southern believe it will ultimately reap positive benefits.
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Normally, companies get higher returns as they grow and reap economies of scale.
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You don't have to shell out for barre classes to reap their benefits.
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Gordon would reap maximum profit if the calls expired with shares at $240.
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Clearly, Getty is in on the plan to reap from his grandfather's fortune.
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But that doesn't mean those good deeds don't reap tax benefits as well.
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SLM said it would reap 13 million euros in proceeds from the deal.
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Marriott's loyalty program stands to reap benefits from a larger footprint, he added.
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However, if done well, a thriving data-driven organization can reap huge rewards.
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What's more, you don't have to spend a fortune to reap those benefits.
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Obviously, Google does a lot of TensorFlow, and can now reap the benefits.
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A young boy scavenges in the Anlong Pi landfill in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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Fight a bunch of enemies with friends and strangers alike, reap some rewards.
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Beer, wine and liquor producers would reap tax reductions under the Senate measure.
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When women win, our families, our communities, and our economy reap the rewards.
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As in all deep downturns, the ones that survive will reap huge rewards.
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Aetna said drug companies would reap twice as much in savings over consumers.
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Western customers stand to reap enormous profits from the booming post-sanctions trade.
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When taxes go down for the American people, our citizens reap direct benefits.
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It's up to black and brown people to reap those benefits for themselves.
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Altria has yet to reap any financial benefit from its investment in Juul.
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How can we help more people reap the benefits of robots and automation?
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As an owner, he would reap the financial rewards of the company's expansion.
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Worried you don't have time to reap the mood-lifting benefits of exercise?
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And, after all, he is just starting to reap the game's biggest rewards.
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Now Renzi must reap the consequences and take responsibility for his bad choices.
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All that Mr. Trump did was sign the forms and reap the rewards.
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"North Korea should not be the only one to reap profits," he said.
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U.S. companies that wish to reap the opportunity need to understand five things.
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You would also love to reap the benefits of showing love to Dawson.
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Today, Dakota Access and its investors reap the consequences of this reckless gamble.
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No, he didn't say the judge would "reap the whirlwind," as Schumer did.
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They hate to spend money now to create savings their successors will reap.
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It's an experimentation game today and the early winners will reap massive rewards.
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You are stuck in the middle, paying taxes they don't reap benefits from.
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By transitioning to democracy on its own terms, the party could reap benefits.
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The Chinese government will control the chips and reap most of the profits.
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Many people, however, don't work out intensely enough to reap the full benefits.
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The real people, proudly holding steady, will reap the blond munificence of fall.
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Parnas and Fruman hoped to reap substantial reward for participating in these exploits.
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You need to continue to put in the work to reap the rewards.
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No group was supposed to reap the benefits more than the middle class.
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That meant the merged company couldn't reap the benefits of their combined infrastructure.
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With drug rebates, it's the insurer or employers who usually reap the benefit.
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In exchange, you reap the benefits of those strong relationships down the line.
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You can reap the benefits of mindfulness meditation in just five minutes daily.
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Its numerous investors, including Google and Benchmark, are likely to reap giant rewards.
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This stuff seems small-bore, but it could reap benefits down the road.
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Kimura's tokui-waza (favourite technique) was always his osoto-gari (large outer reap).
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Belmond La Résidence d'Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia Set in the heart of Siem Reap, this property has an in-house photographer who leads daylong excursions allowing travelers to photograph a variety of scenarios in the town and its surrounding area.
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Per-mile costs plummet, passenger demand spikes, and ride-hail companies reap the rewards.
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As a result, the carrier will not reap the full benefit of cheaper fuel.
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But consider this: Certain small tweaks cost a pittance, yet can reap big returns.
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Throughout the next few months the puppets will remain publicly displayed throughout Siem Reap.
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This could be your final opportunity to reap big gains from the Trump rally.
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As ever, it's considering allowing publishers to reap some of the advertising profits instead.
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Each of these industries is well suited to reap the benefits of data science.
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This process, of course, could be automated and reap huge rewards with little effort.
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He cautioned, though, that not everyone gets to reap the benefits of that potential.
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"Early treatment allows payers to reap much more benefit for the patients," Lennon said.
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This would enable Emirates to reap the benefits of a deal without Etihad's liabilities.
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Shareholders in Sarepta do not have to wait that long to reap the benefits.
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As the administrator, you could control the CPU load and reap any resulting coins.
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Vladimir Putin is about to reap a huge propaganda coup from the World Cup.
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Of course, Bezos isn't the only famous face who stands to reap the benefits.
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And you can guarantee that all its businesses reap the rewards of increasing connectivity.
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Such tactics reap electoral gains regardless of how substantial the minority in question is.
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They are blamed for exacerbating price falls so that they can reap bigger returns.
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Another 2,000 Red Hook residents reap the benefits of the charity's work, as well.
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The stars of sports look set to reap the rewards of this digital transformation.
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He also objected to the revenue that Fox will reap from holding the debate.
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The opening up has begun to reap early rewards in terms of cost-saving.
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Opposition parties had accused Modi of trying to reap political benefits with the announcement.
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And anyone who tries to reap commerce from Dease's paintings meets an untimely death.
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What destruction will she reap upon the world while all her enemies are distracted?
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But China has yet to reap the rewards, and still doesn't hold Hollywood's clout.
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You can't just do random meditation sessions sporadically and expect to reap maximum benefits.
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It is expected to reap sales synergies in the hundreds of millions of euros.
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If so, governments might one day reap electoral rewards and normal governance will resume.
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For Liljenquist, MLMs are "a game of luck" where early adopters reap the rewards.
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Post your best Photoshop-jobs of banana-hybrid animals, and reap the karma harvest.
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One of the lessons in my faith is that you reap what you sow.
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Still, investing in a postsecondary education can reap significant financial benefits for many borrowers.
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It's already commercialized, it's just that the players aren't free to reap the benefits.
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Such an approach would reap huge rewards, he argues, reducing budgets by 20-40%.
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Can securities be given to reap a tax advantage through stock or bond sales?
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The higher a team finishes on the table, the more monetary rewards they reap.
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Americans reap all the benefits while bottling up all the problems that system causes
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Why are we missing the opportunity to invest in science and reap the benefits?
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Clinton's is the only one that makes a valid attempt to reap those benefits.
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Trump obviously believes a hardline approach will reap electoral rewards — but is he right?
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If the proposed merger with CVS goes through, he will reap about $500 million.
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So it is selling now to reap some money while the going is good.
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China warned Taiwan last month it would "reap the consequences" of promoting formal independence.
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The damage extends beyond the temple grounds to the surrounding area of Siem Reap.
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Treat your knives with well, and you'll reap years of sharp service from them.
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By drinking moderately, you can reap the nutritional benefits offered by wine and beer.
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Not only will they appreciate it, but you'll no doubt reap the benefits too.
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The companies that invest in this new model now will ultimately reap the rewards.
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As a property developer, Hui faces a long wait to reap returns on investments.
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You may not have to be a long-time meditator to reap its rewards.
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This is a country that knows how to reap the benefits of its geography.
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Cum-ex would reap fortunes from the governments in Austria, Belgium and Switzerland, too.
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He's a repudiation of Republicans, but they will reap the benefits of his victory.
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"Those who sow the wind have begun to reap the whirlwind," Mr. Sirmen wrote.
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They reap money from taxpayers, students and salon customers, while miring students in debt.
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Eat that quiche for lunch tomorrow, and you'll reap the benefits of your labor.
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They also know that many others work just as hard but reap fewer rewards.
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The partnership subsequently remortgaged the property, enabling the partners to reap about $200 million.
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China will reap a whirlwind of condemnation if it sends tanks into our city.
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And you don't have to be a particularly good singer to reap the benefits.
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But even if they win in court, they are unlikely to reap significant compensation.
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By the numbers: Executives and shareholders of pharmaceutical companies continue to reap enormous rewards.
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Absolutely. They are the ones who taught me that we reap what we sow.
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To try to reap any benefits, it offers discounts when people use the service.
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No matter how you choose to use that extra pass, you'll reap extra value.
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What you plant in the present is what you will reap in the future.
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That means the venture capitalists who nurtured those businesses can finally reap some cash.
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He said it's never to late to quit smoking to reap some health benefits.
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It turns out there's even more to reap from your Prime membership right now.
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The Mets should stage an all-out auction and reap a bonanza in return.
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The Mets should stage an all-out auction and reap a bonanza in return.
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The government doesn't build things; private industries do, and they reap the commercial benefit.
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The best decisions are made when decision-makers bear the costs and reap the benefits.
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Just being a Startup Battlefield competitor can reap significant benefits — whether you win or not.
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Meanwhile, a small part of Wyoming is likely to reap most of the labor gains.
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The social network stands to reap anywhere from $300 million to $550 million, Citi estimates.
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Tell the truth about it now—if only in your journal—to reap amazing rewards.
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He believes that lesser countries reap most of the rewards while America foots the bill.
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Computerized trading strategies helped the nearly $3 trillion industry's biggest players reap the biggest profits.
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No sir, you can't reap profits from foreign governments spending millions at your resort either.
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Early investors, like seed-stage venture capital firm Floodgate, also stand to reap big returns.
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The work began with a clinic the foundation opened in 2005 in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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In fairness, we reap the world we sowed when someone asked Heidi Montag about diversity.
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Together, we can reap the economic benefits of stealing an early lead in their development.
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Rakhine is also rich in gas, he adds, but locals do not reap the benefits.
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Several compelling longer-term studies have also shown that teens reap similar benefits as adults.
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Now Facebook hopes to reap the same viral success with its even more accessible reboot.
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Smart wearables in particular, which include the Apple Watch, are poised to reap healthy sales.
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It's definitely been a lot of pressure, but also very rewarding to reap the rewards.
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The loophole hurts real businesses and customers alike, while scammers and Google reap the benefits.
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You don't always need to be aware of astrological goings-on to reap their rewards.
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If oil rallies, the government would look to reap a large reward on its investment.
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This would have allowed households to reap an addition investment income of 200 billion euros.
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It previously said it expected to reap 1 billion-2 billion francs from asset sales.
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Opposition leaders, however, hope to reap political gains ahead of national elections early next year.
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More workers could reap the huge productivity gains that come from moving to bigger cities.
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"There will never be an opportunity to go back and reap those rewards," he says.
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Clariant previously said it expected to reap 1 billion-2 billion francs from asset sales.
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But under Obama, the wealthy have been able to reap the benefits of his economy.
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A higher deduction sounds like a good thing, yet not everyone will reap the benefits.
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You can reap a number of benefits if you rent rather than buy a house.
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Embody Virgo at this time: be responsible and levelheaded, and then reap what you sow.
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O for $247 billion, adding a rare-disease treatment that could reap billions in sales.
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He insists his leaders take large stakes, so they reap the benefits or bleed together.
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It would be tough, though, to reap enough from the investment to keep shareholders happy.
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And Iraqi Kurdish leaders say it is time to reap the fruits of their labor.
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It may be difficult for Trump to reap many electoral benefits from his moves, however.
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They note that it might take years before large enterprises can actually reap its benefits.
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Many real estate developers would reap further gains from those provisions if they became law.
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No matter whether they win or lose, Democrats would likely reap some long-term benefits.
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Freshness aside, certain flavors and styles of bagels reap greater gains from toasting than others.
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Betcha wish you could reap the benefits of this $850 million investment in airplane beds.
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Reap benefits of three metals with the stunning All-Clad Copper Core 10-Piece Set.
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They also poured millions of dollars into Bitcoin startups hoping to reap even greater fortunes.
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Instead, Wilken put her own limits on what athletes could reap from playing college sports.
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If people are willing to spend money on literally nothing, why not reap the rewards?
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In contrast, the country would reap $25 billion from the Darwin option, the report said.
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It's time to loosen up your tie and reap the fruits of your labor, Aries.
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By switching, those cities can reap the benefits of afternoon sunlight in summer and winter.
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SteamWorld Dig 2 hasn't been the only game to reap the rewards by prioritizing Switch .
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Firms acquiring such distressed operations, however, could reap huge gains if the country's economy improves.
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The core truth of a Biden administration would be bring change or reap the whirlwind.
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Even when funds post good numbers investors don't necessarily reap the same returns, he said.
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It's getting harder for the people who drove cryptocurrency's initial value to reap the rewards.
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His cronies reap the profits, as the country's class and religious fault lines grow wider.
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It encourages abuses of power by local party officials, who reap rewards for maintaining stability.
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Venture capital requires business ideas to reap more than profits; they must promise explosive growth.
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Here's a look at some of the venture investors who may reap the I.P.O. rewards.
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This season, the 763ers finally began to reap the benefits of Hinkie's oft-maligned handiwork.
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Instead, their cool and calculated views allow them to reap profits over the long term.
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Should big businesses be able to use addiction to reap tremendous profits from the poor?
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That position, however, isolated some OPEC countries eager to reap more revenue from higher prices.
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Yet even companies that reap huge benefits from cheap oil are currently taking a beating.
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To the contrary, it has been a time to reap astounding profits from bond holdings.
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Delta is hoping it is arriving in time to reap the benefits of LATAM's groundwork.
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You reap what you sow and it is never my intention to generate bad energy.
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Delta is hoping it is arriving in time to reap the benefits of LATAM's groundwork.
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Once drones are further integrated into the national airspace, America stands to reap the benefits.
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And the Florida move won't automatically reap personal, political and legal benefits for the President.
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I don't even have children (see aforementioned debt) who might reap the benefit of it.
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Manufacturers stoke the demand for larger vehicles by aggressively marketing them to reap bigger profits.
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As the owner of the loans, Goldman will reap a large portion of the proceeds.
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Though we all reap the benefits of engineering, many Americans are unfamiliar with the field.
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But no matter what, they reap the benefits of borrowed gravitas from that source material.
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When the government shuts down, federal employees are not the only ones who reap the consequences.
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It matters that Facebook takes responsibility for the tools that reap billions of dollars in profits.
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Senior author Willoughby Britton cautioned against concluding that men fail to reap rewards from meditation, though.
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We won't see any of the financial benefits, but our nation will reap the consequences nonetheless.
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Plus, once it's done, the whole family can reap the rewards and listen to music wirelessly.
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I'm not saying you and your significant other will reap all the same benefits from Overcooked!
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Brian: We get to reap the benefits of being a millennial, which technology-wise, is incredible.
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Now, the two countries are in a race to reap the technology's economic and military rewards.
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When markets plummet, they are often blamed for deliberately exacerbating the fall to reap bigger returns.
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The Greek economy, especially the tourist industry, would quickly reap large benefits from a substantial devaluation.
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Not to please other people, but to reap the benefits of exaggerated, costume-style comfort ensembles.
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"We don't count success by number; we reap our reward from good feelings," Detroit City explained.
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As such, companies that have pivoted to embrace cost-cutting stand to reap the highest benefits.
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In equities, there is good evidence that ethical investors reap higher returns over the longer term.
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You've reached the Harvest Moon, when you're encouraged to reap what your hard work has sown.
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They just reap family values to the highest degree, is what I've learned over the years.
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You don't have to be Mark Zuckerberg to reap the financial benefits of heading a company.
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Weekend Miser It's early in the new year, but miserly culture hounds can already reap dividends.
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After sealing a deal with the long-ruling government, he was poised to reap the rewards.
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But if you&aposre able to pull off a successful transformation, you&aposll reap the benefits.
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And recent history has shown that those superhero movies that take some risks, reap the rewards.
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China and Laos will reap the benefits; Cambodia and Vietnam will bear most of the costs.
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Farming and food have helped them break down gender barriers and reap the fruits of success.
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Helping people reap the benefits of any exercise also means getting them to do it regularly.
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"Without taking those risks and taking those chances, you don't ever reap the benefits," she says.
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Still Kalanick is optimistic some areas of China will begin to reap profits for the company.
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But in analysts' eyes, there's one chain in particular that's likely to reap the biggest reward.
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Depending on what company they're working for, they may not even reap the benefits of tips.
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This way, they'd reap the rewards of the betting pool, which was mostly weighted against them.
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More than any other group, elites take the initiative and reap the benefits of political fear.
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Far better to reap the permanent overall gains from trade while preparing the workforce for change.
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Since voters from those groups tend to support Democratic candidates, Republican nominees typically reap the benefits.
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According to Max Wolff, chief economist at Disruptive Technology, Exxon Mobil could soon reap the benefits.
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U.S. law enforcement would be able to reap the benefits of these agreements with other countries.
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Johnson was a leader of the campaign for "Brexit"; he may now reap his political reward.
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Reap the rewards of their accomplishments by learning their strategies and applying them to your business.
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In any case, investment banks tapped to handle the transaction stand to reap a huge windfall.
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Yet whatever policy harvest the Democrats can reap from cajoling Trump will come at a price.
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The Chinese government admires the technology that underpins virtual currencies and wants to reap the benefits.
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Throughout the past year, early adopting businesses of all sizes and industries began to reap benefits.
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"The group is expected to reap the benefits of range renewal across all regions," it said.
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Our top pick overall, the Vasque St. Elias FG GTX reap big benefits from modern technology.
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To the victors go the spoils, and Trump and the GOP will reap the electoral benefits.
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Wages are barely rising, even as companies reap record profits from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's policies.
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That's not only a problem for workers who reap little benefit for excelling in their work.
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If Europe weakens further, Beijing and Moscow will be more than happy to reap the benefits.
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Iran has said it will abandon the 2015 accord if it does not reap economic rewards.
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Pharmaceutical monopolies reap huge profits from high prices, while medicines are unaffordable for too many people.
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Our children, grandchildren and future generations will reap the benefits and thank us for doing so.
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This year-end donation strategy could reap big savings for retireesSEC busts alleged $1.2 Ponzi scheme.
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We should remember that farmers are not the ones who reap benefits from patented seed technologies.
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You don't have to be a vegetarian to reap the benefits of a plant-based diet.
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It is time for the people of Puerto Rico to reap the benefits of economic freedom.
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Data is valuable — if you know how to access it and reap the insights from it.
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Winning certainly has its privileges, but you don't even have to win to reap significant rewards.
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The math is simple: Pick a veteran to run in a red district, reap the profits.
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But getting your finances in shape can reap far more rewards than fitting into a swimsuit.
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Friday's full moon in Libra brings clarity to your daily routine that you'll reap rewards from.
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Around the time when taskmaster Saturn's retrograde begins, you reap the benefits of your self-discipline.
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It is unclear how much Verizon was hoping to reap from a sale of Yahoo Finance.
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Being part of that club allows the growers to reap the benefits of marketing and promotion.
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As a result, the federal government is poised to reap a large return on that investment.
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Maybe you can reap extra energy-burn rewards, assuming the results of the study hold up.
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And when third parties maintain private terminals, airports and passengers reap benefits without incurring additional expense.
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Either way, it will cost the president political support that a bold primary challenger could reap.
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Despite those weaknesses, it isn't clear that Mr. Ghosn used them to reap personal gains improperly.
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Altogether, cardholders can reap value well beyond the card's $550 annual fee by maximizing its benefits.
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An example is a 15-year-old boy from Siem Reap whom refugee workers called Than.
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Hopefully, with your help, we'll all reap the benefits of this closure in the long term.
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What it wants, analysts say, is to assert its global importance and reap the financial rewards.
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Also suffering is China's image as a benign force from which Russia can only reap benefit.
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"Colleges reap billions from student athletes but block them from earning a single dollar," Newsom tweeted.
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But if done tactfully, a critical yet overlooked group can also reap the rewards: America's kids.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, the top 20 percent of earners reap the greatest benefit.
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Big farms can reap the full benefits of new high-tech equipment that boosts farm yields.
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Big farms can reap the full benefits of new high-tech equipment that boosts farm yields.
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Coming off a win in South Carolina, Joe Biden absolutely seems poised to reap some rewards.
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Pets reap vast, humanizing rewards for presidents, as almost every one of his predecessors has discovered.
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All you need to do is enter promo code NEWMURAD at checkout to reap the savings.
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It is not possible to reap all of the rewards without acquiring some of the risk.
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Many in Congress hope to reap the rewards of their legislative accomplishments in this November's election.
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If oil prices climb, Occidental has said it will reap enormous benefits from this additional scale.
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The lower corporate tax rate also means companies may reap more savings from layoffs than before.
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Whether the Democrats reap the political benefit they want from this impeachment remains to be seen.
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Of course, you really only reap the benefits of the platform if your profile is optimized.
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It was an investment in my family — a risk — and every day, we reap the benefits.
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They did all the work, and I just got to come in and reap some benefits.
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Beyond upping women's wages, increasing female participation in the labor force can also reap economic rewards.
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If we don't, we will continue to reap a social whirlwind more disastrous than any hurricane.
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If we do address climate change by investing in clean energy, we will reap huge benefits.
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Those now seem like smart moves if Amazon and its partners want to reap significant savings.
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If you can meet the minimum-spending threshold, why not reap nearly double the bonus points?
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Tribes and their members could potentially reap vast wealth from more easily tapping resources beneath reservations.
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Klobuchar, who may be taking off in states that will reap dividends months down the road.
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He claimed that their use of the Trump name was "designed to reap the benefits" of his.
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You have two weeks left to reap the biggest savings on passes to Disrupt San Francisco 2019.
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The city paid to build the BRT, then handed it off to them to reap the profits.
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But when you invoke fear to drive behavior, you will reap the whirlwind of what you sow.
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Photographers lose control of their work while those who share it reap the rewards: retweets, likes, followers.
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Still, there are a few big technological hurdles to leap to make sure we reap their benefits.
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If the US intelligence community is to be believed, Moscow is preparing to reap the top prize.
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So, unless you live in an area that offers 5G, you shouldn't expect to reap the benefits.
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Within the next 12-18 months, consumers will reap the benefits of some of autonomy's foundational technologies.
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Points can be shared between accounts, making it convenient to pool your points to reap higher benefits.
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But Pena said in the letter that the tribe would not reap the economic benefits of mining.
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Whether mankind is able to reap this "longevity dividend" will depend on how those opportunities are used.
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In this world there really is a law of cause and effect: You reap what you sow.
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" Justin Trudeau tweeted that because it's too easy for kids to buy weed, "criminals reap the profits.
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The Chinese will work themselves to death, and Americans who are working smarter will reap the rewards.
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He said it was true that sometimes "you reap what you sow," according to the news outlet.
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Terrorism is an issue where, historically speaking, Republicans have been able to reap some real electoral advantage.
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Check your form, ease neck pain, and reap the benefits of this move with this handy guide.
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Companies could reap several benefits, says James Wang, the head of Goldman Sachs's equity business in China.
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Take a minute to consider your choices, make smart decisions with your spending and reap the benefits.
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To date tech giants have mostly tried to apply AI to reap profits from their existing operations.
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CVS would have to drop about 10 percent by November expiration for him to reap the rewards.
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Print out your last six months of expenditures, grab a highlighter, settle in, and reap the rewards.
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Our present time is seed time, in the other world we shall reap as we sow now.
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Companies were expected reap an extra $54 billion in total savings from the tax bill during 2018.
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That if we give Russia a bit of carrot, we will reap major rewards from it. Riiiiiiight.
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They didn't vote for Donald Trump, but blue states might reap more benefits from Republican tax plans.
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Over the next 10 years, however, Sanders staffers told the Post the levy would reap $315 billion.
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There are still things you can do to appear more attractive and reap some of the benefits.
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"Generations of Californians will reap the health, economic and ethical benefits of today's bold decision," Chiang said.
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Those with ladies who weren't as loving or emotionally supportive didn't reap the same bone-building rewards.
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Under their sweatheart deal, the CSPs reap 5 percent to 8 percent of the tax money collected.
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China should be about to reap some rewards from its massive investment in big—indeed, colossal—science.
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Furthermore, he surely didn't expect to reap the rewards of his 10-year acting "job" years later.
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South Korea would also reap a windfall in reserves of rare earths, which are used in electronics.
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On the other hand, he said, a "midrange bathroom remodel" could reap a big increase in value.
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The concept is simple: when taxes go down for the American people, our citizens reap direct benefits.
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If so, Trump stood to reap a total of $9003 million to $80 million in Sunny Isles.
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And if investors position correctly, they should be able to reap the rewards of these circumstances aligning.
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The company's push into automation, cloud computing and data analytics, meanwhile, has yet to reap big revenues.
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Funding neuroscience research now will reap benefits for citizens across the U.S. and propel our nation forward.
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Most folks head to Siem Reap to visit Angkor Wat, which is why I went as well.
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But there's a catch — you need to sacrifice your skin's moisture barrier as you reap the rewards.
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Their best financial advice to me was to invest early, then reap the benefits of compound interest.
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Though most happy lights have a max LUX of about 10,000, it's enough to reap the rewards.
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Patents. Patents provide the protection for people to reap the rewards of their inspiration and hard work.
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This not only helps employees but also employers, who reap the rewards of a more effective workforce.
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With low-to-modest budgets, "John Wick" has managed to attract and audiences and reap the benefits.
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She said she hoped to purchase cattle with the profits she expects to reap from selling produce.
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IT SAYS TRUMP'S GONNA REAP MILLIONS, PROPOSALS CUT ESTATE TAXES AND AMT JUST TO BENEFIT THE WEALTHY.
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Can the country reap the rewards of globalization without fanning a dangerous backlash from those left behind?
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None of this justifies outbidding Marriott, which has more experience and can reap more savings from Starwood.
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Your retirement should be your golden years, where you reap the rewards of decades of hard work.
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Now you're ready to reap the rewards of the welcome bonus by booking some hotel award stays.
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Both Mastercard and Visa continued to reap the benefits of consumers using their cards for offshore spending.
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With the world phasing out HFCs, the company is set to reap the benefits of its investment.
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But before you can reap the benefits of that investment, take care of your higher-interest obligations.
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Research suggests that men continue to set priorities and reap more direct power from philanthropy than women.
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Do I let fantasy devastate me and continue to reap the pleasure I find there in moments?
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His pitch: They can reap rich returns by putting their money to work alongside the World Bank.
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And power grids, like those that span continents, reap the benefits of building and buying in bulk.
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Rivals like Cruz, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, Bush, and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson could reap the benefits.
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As a private company, Pinterest raised $1.5 billion from investors, many of whom will reap outsize paydays.
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But for us to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence, we need to make data sharing simpler.
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Flipkart's investors and many of its employees will reap huge profits from the deal with Wal-Mart.
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You'll also reap a slew of priceless benefits from gratitude, such as improved health and better relationships.
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Mr. Louv has long studied and proclaimed the benefits that humans can reap from being in nature.
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President Trump understands this reality, and he's poised to reap the benefits in 2020 as a result.
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It may reap a price of about 400 million pounds ($495 million), one of the sources said.
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It originally would have allowed agencies to reap a financial windfall from the auction of their spectrum.
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Nevertheless, the regime has successfully used the Olympics to reap public relations dividends and silence its critics.
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Railroads ought to be able to reap the rewards of this massive private investment as a result.
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Democratic politicians may reap the rewards of resistance, but they are not the progenitors of it. Nov.
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In what other big-time sport can an athlete reap so much of the money he generates?
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When it comes to the care we receive at each doctor's visit, we reap what we sow.
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Analysts have said Uptravi could reap more than $1 billion in global sales annually at its peak.
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It is also unlikely that locals will reap the benefit of the LNG being extracted from Mozambique.
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The country reportedly hopes to reap C$400 million in taxes from the legal sale of marijuana.
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It's breaking down barriers to ensure all kids and communities can reap the benefits of time outdoors.
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Devine says the SNP, ironically, is now in a position to use unionism to reap political gains.
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Meanwhile, employers will continue to quietly reap the benefits of immigrant labor while looking the other way.
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You would reap enormous political goodwill by standing for the platinum-grade openness that voters hunger for.
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The Bible warns that when we sow to the wind, we reap the whirlwind (Hosea 8:7).
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See below for other benefits of migration and what countries could do to reap its many rewards.
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Young believes Cabello&aposs story could precipitate a number of scammers wanting to reap in the rewards.
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Trump is seeking a military win in Afghanistan, but American efforts there may yet reap financial gains.
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That is affecting an effort by South Korea to reap more economic power from its popular culture.
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For-profit schools dominate the cosmetology training world and reap money from taxpayers, students and salon customers.
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Volatility sellers reap cheap and fleeting gains, which he compares to speeding, obesity and marrying for money.
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Angkor Wat, aHindu and Buddhist temple complex in Siam Reap, Cambodia was mentioned in the most responses.
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Personal finance pros say more often than not, investing in sports does not reap a financial return.
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But you may not reap the full promise of the place, the reason it exists at all.
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Basically, places that have been hit hard by marijuana criminalization would reap some benefits of cannabis legalization.
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Mayweather and the Crypto Media Group will both reap the financial rewards from a successful Hubii ICO.
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We will attain the benefits a college education can reap only by demanding a shared commitment to quality.
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You can play their strengths to your advantage, so you can reap the rewards and achieve ultimate productivity.
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People invest in order to reap profits so when you tax profits you are, in effect, taxing investment.
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Each year the new tax law is in place, American workers and their families will reap larger rewards.
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But there's always the hope that she could reap monetary compensation for her participation in those upcoming documentaries.
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Expect Fox and CBS to look at owning more local stations to reap more of these retransmission fees.
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And, of course, that manager has to get on board with working alongside machines to reap the benefits.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, Macy's executives could reap large severance packages if the retailer sells itself.
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Many cancer patients, even those who are not within weeks of death, can reap those benefits, she said.
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Discussions also touched on how Amazon has hampered online retailers' ability to reap proper value on their businesses.
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But you don't have to be a celebrity to reap the benefits of the high-energy dance class.
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Unfortunately for Stein and Betterment, early industry trailblazers may not be the ones to reap the biggest benefits.
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But do countries like Ethiopia need to own, build, or launch their own satellites to reap these benefits?
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His family might not deserve to reap the benefits over the men who died defending the northern king.
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The celebrities we choose to uplift reap our time and our attention and our clicks and our money.
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Behold the birds of the heaven, that they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns. . . .
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That's a challenging business model, given that pharmaceutical companies reap billions in sales of diabetes drugs, including insulin.
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Hunt for bottles while you shoot up mirelurks and reap the benefits of both in half the time.
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If the United States is engaged, the world can mitigate the dangers of BRI and reap its rewards.
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The independent exploration and production company could be ready to reap the benefits of its investments, he said.
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Firms also sometimes use buybacks to prop up their stock prices, and corporate executives reap the financial rewards.
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Until then, AI and humans working together is the best way to reap the benefits of existing technology.
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You carry the stress load of everything, but it also gives you the freedom to reap the reward.
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You don't need to be in Silicon Valley to reap the benefits of what it has to offer.
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Firms have sought to grow at home in order to reap economies of scale and to dampen competition.
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A) continues to reap rich dividends from a canny loan extended to Dow Chemical (DOW) seven years ago.
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The biggest banks, he thinks, are starting to reap the benefits of scale and enormous investments in technology.
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That allows them to reap lower costs and predict their prices for a number of years, Sridhar said.
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The research boom is excellent news for humanity, which will eventually reap the benefits, and for scientific researchers.
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"We forget that, in relationships, if you don't take emotional risks you can't reap the rewards," she says.
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She added that the city would also reap savings in the form of reduced jail and police resources.
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In fact, Valve is perfectly positioned to reap the benefits of a more open market for virtual goods.
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As a result, fewer people itemize, which means many don't reap the tax benefits of their charitable contributions.
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But it looks like you might actually reap some benefits from the inclement weather that plagues the nation.
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Some traders saw it coming and are ready to reap big money as the sell-off gains steam.
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The president's campaign has focused on rail and road development that he says would reap long-term benefits.
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From the New York partnership alone, the company expects to reap $6003 million over the next five years.
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But conservatives have a long history of opposing Big Government interventions and doubt claims they reap jobs growth.
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Big city pro-harboring mayors should no longer expect to reap political benefits from resisting national immigration laws.
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Johnston told CNBC that San Francisco will "reap millions of dollars" through various leisure spending and tax revenue.
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And because they're overlapping, players can reap the benefits of the lures all at once, without even moving.
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If you play and you play conservatively all the time, you may not reap the rewards you want.
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Another study suggested that overweight humans with high blood pressure might reap weight loss benefits from fish oil.
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Mills are also running at higher capacity to reap margins that are over 8073,000 yuan ($149.90) a tonne.
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You sewed the wind, for decades to come, I fear that the whole country will reap the whirlwind.
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Launch it near Monday's new moon and reap stellar rewards during the Aquarius full moon on August 18.
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Users can perform transfer learning with Spark MLlib Pipelines and reap the benefits of distributing computing with Spark.
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Takada was able to reap the leg while escaping mount, and able to buck Rickson off several times.
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The United States will continue to reap the economic benefits generated by tax reform for years to come.
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If they want to reap the benefits of the green technology revolution, they will have to revolutionise themselves.
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Fund managers do not need to raise portfolio allocations to stocks in order to reap profits from them.
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Right now, savvy startuppers can reap significant savings — up to €22019 depending on which pass level you purchase.
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Over time, firms that can aggregate the various streaming services in bundles with simple interfaces will reap rewards.
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Gutman recognizes that some New Mexicans aren't pleased such a huge investment has yet to reap much reward.
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Instead, Thiele and his daughter Julia Thiele-Schürhoff would reap the proceeds of a sale of existing shares.
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To reap financial rewards, internet companies must do more than persuade viewers to spend more time watching videos.
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And after years of decline, rural America is starting to reap the benefits of a more mobile population.
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As a former administration official, she will reap the financial benefits as a lecturer, pontificator and perhaps academic.
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If it continues, markets could reap the benefits amid the earnings flood next week, he said on Friday.
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India would reap economic benefits that may give Modi the boost he needs to secure the 2628 election.
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Private equity firms are attracted by this opportunity to reap above-market returns for themselves and their investors.
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When parents go overboard protecting their children, they don't allow them to take risks and reap the consequences.
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She told me to avoid showering for at least an hour afterward in order to reap maximum benefits.
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Even if you don't take the top prize, you still reap phenomenal benefits by competing in Startup Battlefield.
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After all, they took the risk of building them, so they should be able to reap the rewards.
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The federal government would still reap the tax benefits of the taxes on the dividends paid to shareholders.
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Instead, you hope someone else takes the bait, while you wait in the shadows, and reap the rewards.
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If you do your slow-and-steady sessions right, you really can reap a slew of health benefits.
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U.S. withdrawal from the Iran deal would thus undermine the EU and leave China to reap the rewards.
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Even the startups that don't win the day still reap big benefits — like massive media and investor exposure.
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With this new partnership, Adidas and Kanye may finally be ready to reap the rewards of their labor.
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Space is becoming more crowded, with a surge in the number of companies looking to reap the benefits.
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Finally, not everyone who believes they'll qualify for PSLF is able to reap the benefits of the program.
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Factoring in individual income tax cuts, those high earners will reap about 33 percent of the law's benefits.
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In Wingspan, the assets from which players reap points are the birds, their eggs and their food sources.
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New research has quantified how much time it takes to reap those benefits: about 120 minutes each week.
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Investors have chosen to believe that, at some point, Amazon will raise prices sufficiently to reap big profits.
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But later on, when they reap the profits, they will pay a tax rate of only 21 percent.
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It's hard to imagine a Democratic White House convincing vulnerable House and Senate members to reap that whirlwind.
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But patients rarely reap the rewards of lower insurance premiums or out-of-pocket expenses when mergers occur.
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This is a can't-miss opportunity: We'll capture a unicorn, throw it into crisis, and reap unfathomable rewards.
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I had arranged for a tuk-tuk to take me to Angkor from my hotel in Siem Reap.
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Quantum links to quantum processors could allow the public to reap the hypothetical benefits in the far future.
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He is on the board of the Center for Khmer Studies in New York and Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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In 10 sessions, grieving families reap long-term mental health benefits, minimizing distressing grief and enhancing well-being.
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In the world of finance, an investor will reap higher returns by seeking opportunities in the global markets.
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Shows sell out immediately, and the middlemen (quite literally, evil robot masters) reap millions in ill-gotten gains.
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The result is that when the market is down, which most people consider bad, we reap a benefit.
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The startup likely expects to reap those same three benefits from the further expansion of its product suite.
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In reality, he said, he will probably need to work until age 62 to reap his full pension.
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Pactics now employs about 400 workers in Siem Reap, producing items like pouches and wiping cloths for sunglasses.
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As the Pactics facility in Siem Reap does not make clothing, it is exempt from the minimum wage.
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You don't necessarily have to close your eyes and meditate every day to reap the benefits of mindfulness.
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At that point, it could make more sense for them to combine and reap the benefits of size.
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Sankare beams excitedly and heads for the gate - his family is about to reap $150 for their labor.
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In addition, developers and speculators must not reap profits from these neighborhoods without reinvesting in the existing community.
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There's also the fact that such an unofficial policy might reap significant dollars for worthy organizations in need.
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The company needs to be set up in a very specific way to reap the federal tax benefits.
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Brazil controls about 85 percent of the world's supply and Bolsonaro wants his nation to reap the benefits.
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So if the respective boards of each company approves the acquisition, Musk would personally reap $587,303,805 to $631,570,545.
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We may not have to wait until the ballots are counted to reap the harvest Trump has sown.
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A federal tax similar to current one on cigarettes could reap an additional $235 million, the study suggested.
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After all, this is capitalism and the capital owners are supposed to reap the rewards of business success.
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Now, milk lovers in 15 states can potentially reap the rewards of this lawsuit by visiting the website, boughtmilk.com.
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No immigrant can both reap the benefits of the rule of law and simultaneously ignore the rule of law.
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Nintendo's earnings have slumped, its shares are sliding and investors doubt if the company's mobile strategy will reap rewards.
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Should Apple be shamed over its hypocritical willingness to reap profits from a company it considers to be unethical?
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The business model is traditional SaaS ― get subscribers and then try to reap those recurring revenues by limiting churn.
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Much like gig economy workers, freelancers are another class of laborers who should theoretically reap the benefits of flexibility.
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Learn about new ways AI is driving productivity and how your company can reap these rewards while minimizing vulnerabilities.
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This in turn should allow the company's shareholders, investors and employees to reap the benefit of investments, he said.
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The only way to ensure you will reap stock market returns wherever they show up is by owning everything.
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Third-party services, whether they incorporate delivery or not, reap the benefit of having full access to consumer data.
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Gilead's top executives continue to reap the benefits of the blockbuster hepatitis C drugs it acquired several years ago.
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What budget-minded early-startup founder, investor, marketer or job seeker wouldn't want to reap that kind of savings?
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The investors who own Aston Martin, bought from Ford in 2106 for £2250m ($22bn), hope to reap similar rewards.
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So if Weyerhaeuser comes down to a 4-4 divide, the croakers, not the loggers, will reap the benefits.
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But at the very least, they reap the benefits of looking the other way when the rules are broken.
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But PDVSA has been so badly managed and starved of investment that it will struggle to reap the benefits.
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Pledging allegiance to a certain hotel chain can reap you lots of perks, from shopping discounts to free stays.
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Theresa May will reap the rewards of decent growth at the election—just as things start to turn sour.
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There has been some suspicion that Abe would reap political benefits from Obama's Hiroshima visit, but that is uncertain.
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This is the era of unapologetic Aguilera, and let's all reap the benefits of great pop while we can.
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Low oil prices make it "essential for Iran," he said, to reap the financial "fruits" of the accord instead.
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Many of my clients assume they should be eating fresh, raw produce to reap the most health perks possible.
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Despite the risks, Scott has faith that he will reap an attractive return on his investment in Sri Lanka.
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There's no losing when it comes to Black Friday and Cyber Monday savings — we can all reap the benefits.
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Indeed, you don't need to be in Silicon Valley to reap the benefits of what it has to offer.
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But, as if by way of compensation, they can also reap a rich reward if they master the latter.
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Instead, Time Warner shareholders reap the benefits of an AT&T desperately in search of a new business model.
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There are also financial challenges because you're paying into the system but can't reap the benefits that citizens do.
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Ministers incur the short-term costs of disruption and unpopularity but rarely reap the benefits of greater regional equality.
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"He's just going to get better and better and they're going to reap the rewards of it," Gibbons said.
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And I know that major corporations and businesses really did reap a lot of benefits from that tax reform.
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Even though Freshkills Park isn't set to open until 2036, Staten Islanders are already able to reap the benefits.
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Yet, to reap such opportunities, education and training are key—though in a different way than most people think.
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It is expected to reap a valuation of more 10 times its 2017 expected core earnings, the sources said.
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That leaves remaining shareholders with a bigger chunk of the company and increases the earnings they reap per share.
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The business could reap state-run CNOOC tens of millions of dollars a year in relatively risk-free revenue.
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You reap what you sow, as they say, and this rather transparent innuendo was met with cringeworthy double-entendres.
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By stealing tax documents, the scammers can also file fraudulent end-of-year tax forms to reap the returns.
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Technology firms shouldn't reap the rewards after cities make the investments necessary to adapt to a new transportation reality.
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That imprimatur has helped Beyonce reap millions in music sales, as well as lend a boost to other products.
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Often friends, family, and coworkers are positioned as the well-dressed freeloaders who reap the biggest benefits of wedding.
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There is a huge gap between the effort to foil human traffickers and the profits they reap from crime.
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According to one trader, the Nasdaq 100 move could reap big benefits for one of its biggest stocks: Microsoft.
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In between, he spends time at a monastery Angkor Wat, at Siem Reap, where he's inspired by religious art.
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That type of service-based business is fast becoming the new way to reap profits in the tech industry.
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The economy will grow, and the government will ultimately reap the benefits through higher tax revenues as a result.
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Across the world pay has risen for the highly educated, who continue to reap rich rewards into old age.
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Unfortunately, there's no guarantee that these individuals' families will actually reap the benefits if they die fighting for Iran.
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It's a giant pool party hangout summer camp for the EDM industry, basically, and the fans reap the benefits.
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Cimino's research suggests groups may haze in an effort to be sure newcomers don't reap the benefits without contributing.
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In 2202, families are expected to reap more than $2628,28500 in savings from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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If the Paul brothers and PewDiePie can get clicks, even if they're hate clicks, they still reap the benefit.
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It adds up to more than 156,000 missed opportunities to reap the benefits of progress in science and policy.
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We can either help lead the way and reap the economic benefits, or sit idle and watch others prosper.
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They've ripped more than 10 percent since mid-August on speculation that the group would reap the biggest benefits.
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I became reluctant to throw away my seeds and instead learn how to plant them to reap the benefits.
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But if you don't like napping, don't force yourself to: People who don't like naps won't reap the benefits.
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This awareness ensures they reap the benefits of their heightened emotional awareness while spotting and defeating their negative tendencies.
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Help to fund EHR's so that within 5 years, practitioners and patients reap the improvements in cost and quality.
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However, in order to reap the full benefits from our monetary policy measures, other policy areas must contribute decisively.
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Getting the chance to visit Angkor and the ruins of Siem Reap was a truly awe-inspiring experience. 3.
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Like other ETFs, investors in the ProShares Bitcoin ETF would reap benefits when the value of futures contracts climbs.
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"As more women finally have the chance to reach their full potential, we'll all reap the rewards," she writes.
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The prime minister may reap the rewards of an unexpectedly strong economy, even as he promises to hobble it.
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The key is to start as early as possible, in order to reap the full benefits of compound interest.
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Once you achieve an exceptional score, "you can reap the benefits" of that success, according to financial website GOBankingRates.
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I feel like most of these bands can't stay together long enough to reap the rewards and finally breakthrough.
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The transformation is underway, and the companies that invest in this new model now will ultimately reap the rewards.
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You don't have to travel to a faraway retreat or make on any special preparations to reap the benefits.
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"If you start from scratch, it could be 10 to 15 years before you reap any reward," she said.
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If that assessment is accurate, then Xi is now ready to reap the praise for having contained the virus.
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They shouldn't reap new profits during a pandemic from people doing their best to keep their fellow citizens safe.
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St. Patrick's, St. Bart's and other landmarks will also reap millions of dollars to maintain and preserve their buildings.
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Her constituents would not reap the benefits of congestion pricing even if subway service did improve substantially, she said.
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And, as we age, we may reap the benefits of our efforts when the children start cooking for us.
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But researchers have now quantified the ideal amount of time needed to reap those benefits: 120 minutes a week.
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Researchers have now quantified the ideal amount of time needed to reap the health benefits of the great outdoors.
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A Republican who challenges him early could reap benefits in fund-raising and visibility, not to mention personal honor.
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So hospitals started buying doctor offices and rebranding them as outpatient departments, to reap the higher Medicare payment rates.
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It will reap bigger rewards if the consumer uses the card on Apple Pay, the company's digital payment system.
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Even if Pinterest's shares trade slightly below their last valuation, early investors in the company will reap big returns.
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Fosun already owns German lender Hauck & Aufhaeuser and could reap synergies from combining the two lenders, the people said.
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When I visited Siem Reap a while ago, there were certainly no malls with art like the piece above!
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Republicans had less to give, and they were not persuaded to give more to reap a bigger tax deduction.
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Would venture capitalists back more humane products if there was an upper limit to the returns they could reap?
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President Trump's policies are straining the international trading system that for decades has helped corporate America reap increasing profits.
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To reap the benefits, Mr. Kipchoge had to stay exactly in the center of the formation, to the centimeter.
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Gerspach also emphatically affirmed Citigroup's view that the bank will reap increasing benefits from its Banamex franchise in Mexico.
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Thus, the retailer has made "lackluster efforts" in investing in digital and won't reap as many benefits, he added.
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By not taking his retirement benefits early, he could reap thousands of dollars more in benefits in his lifetime.
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There was no doubt in my mind that Adams was calculating gains republicans like him might reap from Brexit.
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The truth is, companies engage in these anti-workplace activities because they reap the benefits and face no consequences.
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" The Dallas Museum of Art's catalog claims that "[g]enerations of Dallasites will reap the rewards of [Owsley's] generosity.
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Ultimately, we want to ensure that these aviators reap the benefits of a modern, efficient air traffic control system.
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Berkshire could potentially reap a $37 billion windfall from tax reform, according to an analysis last month by Barclays.
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A majority of voters, 64 percent, said they think the wealthy will reap the most benefits from the overhaul.
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In boondoggling the gullible, Pyongyang will reap concessions from the richer, democratic and very much risk-averse South Korea.
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The Republican establishment has sown the wind with their empty promises and should be prepared to reap the whirlwind.
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The first benefits they reap may be short term but the bigger picture — long-term financial security — will follow.
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The firm will reap the benefit after Tokyo with casual runners — dreaming of improved speeds — heading to their stores.
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Other millennials, however, are more than willing to reap the benefits of free rent, free food, and free laundry.
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Opening the institution to the world can reap rich benefits — but turning its back on the neighborhood carries consequences.
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GM is expected to make a big announcement soon about its plans to reap rewards from the future of mobility.
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In most cases, the drivers themselves largely reap those benefits and they should pay for the costs through electronic tolls.
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The top four growers France, Germany, Britain and Poland are expected to reap larger crops after drought damage last year.
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You'll reap the comfort benefits of wearing a flat-soled shoe, while also getting a boost from the wedge heel.
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It's also possible that even if you're not an Apple employee, you could someday reap the benefits of this network.
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We learned about new ways AI is driving productivity and how your company can reap these rewards while minimizing vulnerabilities.
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You know, scripture tells us, let us not grow weary of doing good, for in good season we shall reap.
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It took Berman a quarter of a century to make it big, and now he's ready to reap the rewards.
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All told, the funds will reap roughly $170 million from the repayment, a roughly 9 percent gain, the sources said.
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They now insist they will fight until the end to defend Afrin and reap the rewards for their tremendous sacrifices.
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The rewards you'll reap from a career in project management go far beyond a generous salary (more on that later).
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At least this week, however, a small group of Uber riders will reap the benefits of the two companies' partnership.
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And as the clubs in Europe reap more and more cash, the world's best footballers are drawn towards the continent.
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Why not let individuals and firms open accounts at the Fed, and also reap the benefits of interest-bearing money?
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Alliances are America's best source of protection against the advantage China will reap from its increasing economic and military power.
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That scenario could be impacted by how much Neumann himself tenders, as he's eligible to reap more than $900 million.
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But you don't have to be into boxing or running to be able to reap the mental benefits of exercise.
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Plus, fully reap the benefits of this beauty multitasker by using it from start to finish in your makeup routine.
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Researchers at Southern Cross University have been studying how to reap this harvest and sow a new generation of corals.
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Also, I don't need an airline-branded credit card in order to reap these rewards (though they do offer one).
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Tanzania in March banned unprocessed mineral exports as part of a push to reap greater rewards from its natural resources.
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For example, if you put points into your pilots jump jets, letting you hover longer, all Javelins reap that benefit.
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But that political windfall the Trump team can reap from these kinds of stories comes in two additionally crucial packages.
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You know, scripture tells us let us not go weary in doing good for in good season we shall reap.
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Sure, we salute the planners, but procrastinators can reap the benefits of the 25-day pop-out gift boxes, too.
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Determined to make money, Evans decides to find and capture elusive bank robber Allison Wells (Robbie) and reap the reward.
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LA 2028 also looks to reap the benefits of an estimated $2.2 billion package to get its legacy plans started.
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If he wins a second term, he will have to take greater risks to reap the returns he has promised.
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People need access to the health system to reap the rewards of these discoveries and to drive down infection rates.
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The people who lead our country won't be alive 60 years from now to reap the consequences of their actions.
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The gym he is training at, the Angkor Fight Club in Siem Reap, isn't registered at the official boxing commission.
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Let us do what we have to do and not much more, Ohioans say, and reap decent benefits from it.
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Just four sectors — capital goods, home improvement retail, lodging and construction machinery — could reap benefits from those near-term disruptions.
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Instead, reap the benefits now by mapping out five, 10 or even 20 unconventional solutions to your current business quandary.
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So if the acquisition goes through, Musk would personally reap around $587 million to $632 million worth of Tesla shares.
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Large players with low-cost modern farms that are better able to resist disease are expected to reap good profits.
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Not content to coast on fees and the like, they will eventually want to reap the rewards from Uber's IPO.
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Spicer likely will not reap the grace and favor posts with blue-chip companies keen to show off their connections.
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For investors, it cuts the likelihood that they'll be able to reap returns on deals where companies are taken private.
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But for any society that wishes to reap the benefits of digital innovation, promoting gender equality is an absolute necessity.
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China could reap geopolitical and economic benefits following President Donald Trump's decision to abandon an international agreement on climate change.
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China and Laos will reap most of the hydropower benefits, while downstream Cambodia and Vietnam pay most of the price.
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Brett Kavanaugh proclaimed that the entire country would "reap the whirlwinds" if he was not confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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Entrepreneurs who can create that foundation will be able to reap the rewards of this exploding, yet challenging, market opportunity.
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But right now, our system does not have the capacity nor the incentives to reap the benefits of collective wisdom.
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There's a practice called greenwashing, whereby polluting companies devote relatively minor resources to environmental causes to reap public relations windfalls.
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One example of how delayed gratification can help you reap huge benefits is in the world of investing and finance.
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As the sun connects with both of these planets, we reap the benefits of being on top of our game.
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Forcing these managers to pay ordinary income taxes on the gains they reap in their funds would accomplish two things.
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If the KMT once again returns to power, Beijing will reap a big win with clear implications for regional stability.
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And strategists believe lawmakers who demonstrate that they stand by Trump will reap the benefits of winning over his base.
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If we double down on our support at this watershed moment, there will be dividends to reap down the line.
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"You could upskill yourself quickly with the help of an expert ot reap the rewards over a period of time."
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Mr. Ellison, who is already worth $45 billion, according to Bloomberg, will reap another $3.7 billion on the NetSuite deal.
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Near the coffee, a sticker reminded customers to download the 7-Eleven app to reap the best rewards while shopping.
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Tax analysts have expressed worries that wealthy Americans could reap massive windfalls by simply reclassifying their incomes as pass-throughs.
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Check your card benefits and see which one will reap the most significant return on spending for your rideshare purchases.
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The biggest banks can reap economies of scale from their branch networks and ability to invest heavily in new technology.
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In a world of constant change and disruption, it's the startups that increase stability that will reap rewards this decade.
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The company previously promised "material" global profit in 2017 as it begins to reap the benefits of its costly expansion.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference's success — it has six teams in the round of 16 — will reap the conference $30 million.
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But for companies that can operate virtually, the ability to cut ties with a physical location can reap rich rewards.
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Or maybe you've been working hard and are just ready to reap the rewards of your efforts and step aside.
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In the tourist towns of Sihanoukville and Siem Reap, former CRNP commune members told Reuters they were under close surveillance.
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For the effect seen here, double up on mascara by choosing two different formulas to reap the benefits of both.
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But it's different if you are surfing for tools to, say, unleash a bot attack and reap some ransomeware profit.
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As that chart above makes clear, lower and lower middle class households often don't reap the tax incentives of adoption.
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But now at age 75, I wonder whether I'm still able to reap the full benefit of what I ingest.
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"Most of the time investing in other alternatives is going to reap longer term returns that are higher," she said.
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Gently press it before bed so you can reap the benefits of its unique blend of ceramides, peptides and retinol.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway stands to reap a $37 billion windfall from the tax reform bill Congress passed in December.
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They're betting on its unorthodox media model: Spend big now, and reap a massive subscriber base (and big profits) later.
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Getting companies to pay for the information they reap from people's online lives may benefit both sides, our columnist writes.
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It's an investment that's not only the right thing to do but promises to reap incredible returns for local communities.
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But the question remains: How much do you put into private equity to reap the benefits but avoid the downside?
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Fresh off his biggest solo success to date with the single "Major," though, Dolph is starting to reap some rewards.
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The candidate for president who makes that happen can reap political benefits — and more important, make America so much better.
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Waiting to comprehend hunger again, you reap a thought to an object, and because pain is inexhaustible – temples, temples everywhere.
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The communications ministry aided several of Mr. Elovitch's moves, effectively helping him reap tens of millions of dollars, they say.
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It's feigning humility to (seemingly) coyly brag, hoping to reap the benefits of both humbleness and awareness of your accomplishments.
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When you put your best financial foot forward, you will start to reap the rewards that life has to offer.
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These students understood that by sowing discord around the region, their nation's leaders were bound to reap tragic, unintended consequences.
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Join us ahead as we recap and reap the 29 bestselling fruits of the most major shopping moments in 2019.
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But critics say that the condition isn't that rare, setting up Pfizer to reap in a fortune from the medication.
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It is left to seasoned talent to know their worth, sell their benefits and reap the rewards of their tenure.
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As Amazon&aposs stock price skyrockets and employees cash in, the company can reap a bigger and bigger tax windfall.
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One of the sources said that Linde is hoping to reap a price above 600 million British pounds ($875 million).
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" A prominent extremist urged his followers to descend on the city of Kandy to "reap without leaving an iota behind.
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Unless we prioritize peace, we will not reap the full benefit of scientific breakthroughs like the new treatments for Ebola.
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Those investing in wind stand to reap guaranteed profits, while taxpayers and ratepayers have to pay more in the end.
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This particular proposal would be great for hospitals and other health care providers, who would stand to reap greater profits.
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The two men projected confidence that farmers would reap the benefits of new trade deals with China, Canada and Mexico.
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Paper Boi, who hasn't yet begun to reap the financial benefits of his local popularity as a rapper, sells drugs.
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Your choices can either help you reap a lifetime of profits or run the Business of You into the ground.
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Still, many experts say it&aposs unlikely that investors will reap similarly broad-based returns across asset classes in 2020.
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But the chart below shows where you might reap the greatest cost savings over an apartment just one stop away.
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According to the IRS&apos analysis, the Puerto Rican subsidiary had been set up to reap a 200% annual return.
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A trader who bets the maximum amount on an outcome with 99-43 odds against it could reap about $85,000.
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Those changes eroded the financial advantages Pfizer hoped to reap from buying Allergan, leading the two to eventually part ways.
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Pfizer stands to reap more than $24 billion in tax breaks on profits the corporation hoards in offshore tax havens.
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And, of course, Foreo has just the tool to help you reap the greatest benefits out of of face masks.
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In turn, the U.S. will see economic growth, job creation, and reap the benefits of trade for years to come.
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The Siem Reap Provincial Court, which has deported the nine, had dropped all charges, Yin Srang, the court's spokesman, said.
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Then we'll reap the rewards: low-cost fuel, non-exportable jobs, and emissions reductions that protect our climate and health.
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But for senators up for reelection in 2016, pushing an amendment can often reap rewards, regardless of the outcome. Sen.
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On that October call, Manley said FCA won't begin to reap the rewards of its investment into electrification until 2022.
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With WinRed, donors could contribute with a few clicks, and candidates could reap windfalls through joint appeals with the president.
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AT&T stands to reap synergies with a present value of perhaps $7 billion if its grand merger goes ahead.
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The Khmer dancers were from Cambodia Star Academy (CSA), a Siem Reap-based music and dance studio and production house.
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Technology will have won in the battle between biodiversity and progress, but few will be left to reap any benefits.
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And precisely because that title came a year ago, now is the moment to expect Ohio State to reap its benefits.
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The trouble is, it's hard to reap long-term profits when you're actually curing the patients who would buy your treatment.
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With that said, there are still some physiological and mental benefits you can reap from doing your workout at specific times.
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Mandy Moore, whose "This Is Us" character Rebecca endured the death of Milo Ventimiglia&aposs Jack, could reap her first nod.
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"It's been too easy for our kids to get marijuana—and for criminals to reap the profits," Trudeau said on Twitter.
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As a result, fewer people will itemize this year, which means many won't reap the tax benefits of their charitable contributions.
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Rivals like Cruz, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson could reap the benefits.
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During this period, U.S. tax-cut plans passed a key legislative hurdle, reviving hopes that corporate America would reap the benefits.
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A surge in trading after the election of Donald Trump helped America's big banks reap big profits in the fourth quarter.
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We reap the benefits now squarely because of your courage, your fierce dedication, your intense passion, and your grueling workout regimen.
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"Colleges reap billions from student athletes but block them from earning a single dollar," Newsom wrote in a tweet in September.
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We promise to show you how making those contributions as a Jew will reap great rewards in ways you'll never expect.
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Savvy entrepreneurs who nurture startups from unprofitable infancy to a lucrative exit can ensure that their own children reap the reward.
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Four years later, Disney bought Marvel for $4 billion; it is unclear whether Mr. Lee was able to reap any benefit.
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Learning to be proactive while you're young will help you reap major benefits as you enter your 30s, 40s, and beyond.
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To reap the savings, enter the offer code SAVE15 at checkout, and you'll see up to $60 removed from your total.
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Meanwhile, refiners globally are also processing more medium and heavy crude to reap higher profits from fuel oil and middle distillates.
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For a manager switching jobs after one year, we expect his new team to reap just 8% of his prior outperformance.
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At the time the deal was announced in 2012, analysts estimated Disney would reap roughly $350 million a year from Netflix.
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Investors who are in the 28 percent federal income tax bracket reap the biggest tax savings by investing in municipal bonds.
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Why it matters: African-Americans, Hispanics, Latinx and others left behind are finally starting to reap rewards from the economic boom.
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"I don't like the pipeline," Trump said, bemoaning what he said were billions of dollars Russia would reap from the project.
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And sometimes a twist of fate lands the less talented (like Yesterday's Jack Malik) in a position to reap massive rewards.
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They have the cash to pour into new technologies and the volume of sales to reap the benefits from big investments.
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All the other parts of our body reap the benefits of this oxygen through our blood, by way of the lungs.
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Countries around the world are racing to reap the economic and civic rewards of being the first to deploy their service.
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But there's an important caveat to the researchers' data — all partners involved have to have an orgasm to reap the benefits.
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Fintech is seen as a key driver that enable Southeast Asia to massively increase its digital footprint and reap economic benefits.
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When combined, all these factors make the female reproductive system becomes fertile ground for HIV to seed itself and reap destruction.
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And Cassidy's advice for those of us who want to reap the benefits of houseplants, but don't have the skills yet?
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Follow them, and you'll reap the performance and health benefits that come with getting the right quantity and quality of sleep.
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The Clinton fundraising apparatus is clearly working overtime to reap donations from the financial sector and the 1 percent in general.
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Another person close to the companies said they could reap cost savings of up to 5.5 billion reais over four years.
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At that time, Tehran will also reap newfound access to tens of billions of dollars that sanctions stranded in foreign banks.
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That could change as companies shift their strategies to become more environmentally friendly — and potentially reap stock rewards for doing so.
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You don't need a yoga mat and a zen space to reap the benefits of meditation (of which there are many).
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So, while investors may want to own KB Home to reap the benefits of higher earnings and a possible takeover bid.
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One of the longest and most tranquil periods of stock market expansion had helped these types of strategies reap rich rewards.
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The pitcher will be allowed to play in the majors earlier than expected, and the Lions will reap a financial bounty.
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The government in March banned unprocessed mineral exports as part of a push to reap greater rewards from the country's resources.
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Still, these outward displays of affection toward Amazon and the desire to reap the benefits of its business practices feel weird.
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Policymakers need to balance consumers' preference for lots of competition against businesses' legitimate desire to reap appropriate rewards from their investments.
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That would position it to reap the rewards of new explosion in computing driven by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence.
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We think you'll want to reap the benefits of Prime year round, though, especially now that Amazon offers one-day shipping.
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Investing in the mental health of employees can only reap rewards for companies, as happier employees will also be more productive.
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Facebook has had to adapt to fast-changing technology and the habits of users to reap the rewards of digital advertising.
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His office said New York had about 136,000 borrowers who may be eligible to reap the financial benefits from Friday's settlement.
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But, if you're seeking more than a physical release, it's actually pretty easy to reap spiritual benefits from your soak, too.
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She has yet to reap the consequences of binge drinking four-plus nights a week and eating entire pizzas in bed.
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In other words, you'll really reap the benefits of those home-cooked dinners if you help put together the grocery list.
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Can they suppress their short-term impulse for good policy for a longer-term strategy that might reap yield greater policy?
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" So, as long as there's a sense of trust, sarcasm "allows individuals to reap the benefits of creativity without incurring conflict.
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Property developers, keen to reap profits from the expanding population's need for housing, also started to buy from indigenous land owners.
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The Taliban use the winter for training and the early spring to reap the taxes and other benefits from opium fields.
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The worldwide market for screens is about a trillion dollars, so whoever gets this new screen right will reap the rewards.
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Rejoining the World Tourism Organization would neither benefit the American tourism industry nor reap a diplomatic windfall for the United States.
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Under the House bill, Penn-Wharton projects the top 1 percent would reap 803 percent of all tax cuts by then.
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Some serve licit business purposes -- helping foreign companies establish a foothold in overseas markets, for one, or reap foreign tax benefits.
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And with Republicans set to reap the most rewards, the ruling bolsters a growing Democratic movement to expand the Supreme Court.
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In deals like this, Berkshire helps a company boost capital in exchange for lucrative terms allowing it to reap significant gains.
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Land mines are also a concern in remote areas like Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Pursat, Siem Reap, Pailin, and Kampong Thom provinces.
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The IRGC and Khamenei — who are often in lock-step — are ready to reap all the benefits from a U.S. attack.
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This innovation allows parents to reap the substantial benefits of swaddling for a full six months without any of the risks.
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Establishing a healthy financial path in your early 20s can set you up to reap massive financial rewards down the road.
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Democrats would reap huge benefits in November if Republicans reject their presidential front-runner in a contested convention this summer, Rep.
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But Thoreau's claim must be grappled with for those who reap the benefits of systemic injustice and exploitation, as he did.
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For now, the 36ers will enjoy their time with Ferguson — and continue to reap the benefits even after he returns home.
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Tax analysts worry that wealthy Americans could reap massive windfalls by simply reclassifying their incomes as so-called pass-through businesses.
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The Trump administration demonstrates, again and again, that Jerusalem can remain obdurate on the Palestinian issue and still reap diplomatic victories.
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These workers, coming largely from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, are critical to help farmers reap their harvest on time.
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They said the plaintiffs were seeking to reap the benefits of such bargaining without paying their fair share of the cost.
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How Lopez manages it—or rather, whether Pruitt truly empowers Lopez to manage it—could reap benefits well beyond the island.
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The nations that remain in the Paris Agreement will be the nations that reap the benefits in jobs and industries created.
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They could set their own rates and rules, and reap the benefits of a machine that fostered client satisfaction and loyalty.
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Whatever savings or efficiencies they reap are theirs alone; they don't trickle down to other patients with other forms of coverage.
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The environmental and climate change impact of high-tech coal is less compelling than its potential to reap high economic values.
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It's among the space program's most tangible legacies, demonstrating that ambitious ventures can reap diverse rewards to the benefit of all.
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They were able to reap both the early psychological benefits of giving and the latter "selfish" benefits of spending the money.
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There's a time lag between carbon dioxide increase and subsequent effects, between the wind we sow and the whirlwind we reap.
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Not only would it allow dispatchers to reap benefits like earlier retirement, but it would more accurately represent 911 telecommunicators' role.
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He once led the charge, telling fellow Republicans in 2010 that they could reap political gains by campaigning on the issue.
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For workers to reap a larger share of the spoils of growth, they must claw back the bargaining power they lost.
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There was next to no community engagement or serious planning or specific promises upfront about what benefits Nycha tenants would reap.
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The communications ministry under Mr. Netanyahu aided several of Mr. Elovitch's moves, effectively helping him reap tens of millions of dollars.
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At the root of the fight is money, billions of dollars in client fees that wealth management firms reap every year.
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You just might have to wash them a few times to really reap the benefits — and keep an iron on hand!
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If we wish to reap the benefits of gender equality, however, equal parental responsibility and a strong welfare system are crucial.
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But in recent years, drug companies have been accused of exploiting the law to reap millions, if not billions, in sales.
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Wiranto, a retired general, said a "certain party" was taking advantage of the situation to cause chaos and reap the benefit.
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Yet news stories are full of claims that these jobs provide unequal benefits —too few women and minorities reap the gains.
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You generally have to be on unlimited data to reap the benefits, and in some cases a specific tier of unlimited.
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"Plaintiffs now seek to re-litigate the valuation in court to try and reap even more," said IAC in its motion.
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Leonard proved to the basketball world last season that pacing himself through the marathon league season can reap the greatest reward.
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Communities across the country are beginning to reap the benefits of holistic problem-solving by forward-looking organizations and bold leaders.
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Just focus on making sure your portfolio is globally diversified and you will reap the rewards wherever and whenever they occur.
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The outlaw miners pay nothing for rights to the land but reap as much as $6 million a month in gold.
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Bolstering its product suite can help Brex deepen its relationship with its clients and reap more revenue from its user base.
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Among the most powerful lessons: You don&apost need a few months, or even a few weeks, to reap the benefits.
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American producers of these goods thus reap huge gains that otherwise would have been lost to China and elsewhere in Asia.
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You don't have to wake up at the crack of dawn to reap the benefits of tech deals on Black Friday.
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For most of us, never needing to sign up for another service to reap the benefits of doing so sounds ideal.
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It now wants to raise up to $260 million — nearly half of the original $504 million it had hoped to reap.
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And as Mr. Trump's speech on Tuesday made clear, America has a president who understands its ample power to reap them.
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General Motors has accused Fiat Chrysler of bribing union officials to reap benefits in negotiations, but Fiat Chrysler denies the allegations.
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A majority of respondents in a new survey said wealthy individuals will reap the most benefits from the Republican tax cuts.
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What's different now, he added, is the playing field is bigger and more crowded, meaning more opportunities to reap illicit profits.
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But the report said it needs to "strike a more balanced coexistence between the state and market" to reap the benefits.
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Biden said Sanders was misguided for thinking an employer would give employees the savings they would reap from Medicare for All.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SIEM REAP, Cambodia — The sun sets, the stage lights turn on, and the conversations pause.
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If you want to reap the benefits of that, you have to pay for it; instead, they're asking for a subsidy.
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The formula is anger the fans of a trendy TV show, cause a controversy, then reap the benefits of newfound notoriety.
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According to a Refinitiv poll, analysts expect Kisqali - priced at about $130,000 per year - to reap about $1.2 billion annually by 2024.
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And all you have to do to reap the reward is sign up for our mailing list before registration opens in June.
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"To reap them, we must guide their development in a way that respects, protects and enables what is best in humanity."[Nature]
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But that kind of cash certainly helps automate their service while they lay off thousands of workers and reap huge tax benefits.
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And if you aren't a Beauty Insider Member yet, you have three days to sign up and reap Sephora's biggest springtime savings.
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But if the political system fell into chaos, the economy remained fragile, and Obamacare proved a mess, Republicans would reap the rewards.
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Through his unfailing love, all kinds of people may reap the benefits of our selfless gifts, no matter how big or small.
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If Facebook can improve the quality of what publishers share on its social networks, it will reap the benefits of better engagement.
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Lightspeed stands to reap one of its best returns from an investment that started as a $22005,21.7 bet on a college student.
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