Hamas officials said vaguely that Gazans would soon reap benefits.
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Marriott's loyalty program stands to reap benefits from a larger footprint, he added.
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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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This stuff seems small-bore, but it could reap benefits down the road.
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Reap benefits of three metals with the stunning All-Clad Copper Core 10-Piece Set.
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Throughout the past year, early adopting businesses of all sizes and industries began to reap benefits.
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We should remember that farmers are not the ones who reap benefits from patented seed technologies.
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And when third parties maintain private terminals, airports and passengers reap benefits without incurring additional expense.
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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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Like other ETFs, investors in the ProShares Bitcoin ETF would reap benefits when the value of futures contracts climbs.
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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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Just four sectors — capital goods, home improvement retail, lodging and construction machinery — could reap benefits from those near-term disruptions.
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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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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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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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Manchin hit back by highlighting Morrisey's lobbying ties to the pharmaceutical industry, claiming his opponent "continues to reap benefits" from those connections.
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Setting aside the claims of political victimization, Trump likely stands to reap benefits from Florida's lenient tax climate for two key reasons.
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Some taxpayers may be tempted to claim they make more money than they do to reap benefits such as refundable tax credits.
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Analysts and traders are betting that Brazilian producers will reap benefits from the recent Chinese duties on U.S. soy and other agricultural commodities.
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Even if you don't win the Battlefield, you can still reap benefits in the form of exposure, expert business coaching and investor funding.
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Why this helps Big Oil specifically: The biggest companies stand to reap benefits in years ahead from their continued investments during the downturn.
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Also, competition from other automakers will increase, with some established auto giants looking to reap benefits from government subsidies, wrote analyst Ryan Brinkman.
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"We also believe Priceline has the potential to re-accelerate in mid-2018 as comps ease and stepped-up investments start to reap benefits."
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Homebuilders that focus on entry-level homes are also especially poised to reap benefits as more Millennials seek to buy their first homes, said Marshall.
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In return for drumming up business, some advisers not only reap benefits for their customers, they often receive benefits themselves in the form of commissions.
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But GSUSA says girls who earn the Gold Award also reap benefits, including college scholarships and the chance to skip a rank in the military.
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This crisis is clearly accelerating our ability to innovate and to collaborate at speed, which is highly gratifying and will also reap benefits post-crisis.
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But many homeowners reap benefits that you can't get from renting, such as financial security and stability, tax deductions and a vehicle for retirement savings.
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The rest of the field has been left to duke it out and try to reap benefits from Senator Marco Rubio of Florida's poor debate showing.
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But infrastructure projects like the Texas Bullet train will allow rural Texans, and people all across the country, to reap benefits in transport, jobs and development.
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And investments in infrastructure or job training can reap benefits for the community even if they are initially promised as a way to help a specific company.
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I was taken with Sandberg's message, that women may be unconsciously holding themselves back from professional advancement and thought I could reap benefits from joining a circle.
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The royal said, however, that while education may reap benefits in the long-term, if it isn't prioritized now, children's future prospects will continue to be affected.
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Of course, even families whose take-home pay diminished somewhat due to Sanders's payroll tax would reap benefits in the form of eliminating co-payments and deductibles.
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The two will, no doubt, be able to co-exist, and Facebook, which owns Instagram, will reap benefits from both platforms, but which one will the people choose?
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Razer and Asus use faster frame rates within games, but doing similarly across the entire user experience can also reap benefits, as the 120Hz iPad Pro has demonstrated.
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Fitch expects that well-located industrial assets will reap benefits from the emphasis on omni-channel trade and the potential for convergence within the retail and industrial sectors.
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The classical economic argument that consumers as self-determined agents reap benefits from markets that are free of regulatory constraints does not hold in the payday loan market.
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Even if you can't stop at exactly 52 minutes, a glut of research shows that you should take breaks when you can to reap benefits and avoid burnout.
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"We really want to do what's right, and the opportunity to get more people exposed to Zoom we think will reap benefits in the future," Zoom's Steckelberg told Yahoo.
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REAP benefits for Amazon's 10-year expansion are projected at $2000 million through 25, while ICAP will abate about $2000 million, according to a press release from the city.
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The football player did not know how the money was being spent, and a Walmart employee who did not reap benefits told company officials, Fox 32 Chicago reported Dec. 19.
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Separately, we look at how an obscure provision of the Constitution poses risks for Mr. Trump if he continues to reap benefits from dealings with companies controlled by foreign governments.
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However, critics believe countries like China have been unfairly allowed to reap benefits without cutting back on their own protectionist policies, to the harm of other members like the United States.
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But critics say countries like China have been unfairly allowed to reap benefits without cutting back on its own protectionist policies, to the harm of other members like the United States.
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She had been under intense pressure to return as the political crisis engulfed Park over allegations that she allowed Choi to use her friendship to exert improper influence and reap benefits.
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The Trump administration has been bullish about the U.S. economy in 2019, claiming that the ratification of an updated North American trade pact and a new deal with China would reap benefits.
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After a tough run, U.S retail is starting to reap benefits from its investments to improve e-commerce capabilities and in-store experiences, coupled with a strong U.S economy and low employment, Moody's said.
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"As a result of their unlawful acts, defendants have reaped and continue to reap benefits and illegal profits at the expense of plaintiff MAC and the Class it seeks to represent," the papers state.
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Even though developing shale wells can be more costly than some deepwater projects on a per-barrel basis, a much shorter development cycle and lower execution risks mean that companies can reap benefits quicker.
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On Friday, the prosecutors made clear that Mr. Cohen was less useful to their investigation because he would not fully cooperate, therefore he would not reap benefits, such as a government letter on his behalf.
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"These measures may be costly, but if countries want to reap benefits and if they believe the nuclear accord is an international achievement, they should be ready to keep these achievements," he was quoted as saying.
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"I'm euphoric, thanking God for this opportunity, this triumph, so the people continue to reap benefits," said Ana Luisa Baez, 55, a widow and mother of four who runs a small store out of her home.
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The answer turned on the Emoluments Clause, an obscure provision of the Constitution that now poses risks for President-elect Donald J. Trump should he continue to reap benefits from transactions with companies controlled by foreign governments.
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Polish group PKN Orlen, with 63 percent in Unipetrol, last week announced plans to try to buy up all remaining shares and de-list the Czech refiner as it seeks to reap benefits from its investments and upgrades.
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This is why we need a total revolution in the way we think about the connection between work and dignity—specifically, by cutting the link between employment and the right to belong, command respect, or reap benefits in America.
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These include his family being named in a proposal to "reap benefits from a complex offshore structure to hold interests in a major conglomerate" as well as revelations that his children controlled a majority interest in a controversial gold mine project.
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UPS's goal with this is to help meet its corporate renewable energy and carbon footprint goals, as well as to hopefully reap benefits in terms of vehicle operation efficiency and the cost of maintenance (which should be far less using all-electric trucks).
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Buttigieg set to reap benefits as impeachment bogs down key rivals Booker will not appear on primary ballot in Vermont MORE (D-Colo.) and former Rep.
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According to historian and author Michael Lerner, other industries believed they would reap benefits from Prohibition –but the social and economic impacts of Prohibition were largely negative: When the law went into effect, they expected sales of clothing and household goods to skyrocket.
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For socialists, the fundamental problem with our economic institutions is that there is a large class of relatively powerless people who work the hardest for the least money, and a small class of owners who reap benefits disproportionate to their actual labor.
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Merkel said if Britain chose to leave it would not be able to reap benefits from a free trade deal being negotiated between the European Union and the United States, and it would also miss out on the advantages of the EU single market.
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Overstock's shares have now surged 248 percent this year and have a market value of $1.5 billion as investors bet the company's work on blockchain could reap benefits similar to the meteoric surge of digital currency bitcoin, which was the first application of blockchain technology.
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Analysts and traders are betting that Brazilian producers will reap benefits from the duties China imposed on a range of U.S. products from soybean to frozen pork in response to U.S. President Donald's Trump's decision to place tariffs on steel and aluminum from countries including China.
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Setting aside the claims of political victimization, Trump likely stands to reap benefits from Florida's lenient tax climate for two key reasons: There are no separate state income or estate taxes, the latter being used to tax the transfer of wealth and property of the deceased to designated heirs.
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Even if Sears' contested deal to save roughly 3.63 stores with ESL Investments secures approval from the bankruptcy judge, the owner of Kmart and Sears faces continued challenges that could reap benefits for Macy's, J.C. Penney and Dillard's, said credit ratings agency Moody's Investors Service in a report published Thursday.
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In the Marvel comic books, Venom refers to a character created by the bond between a human and an alien Symbiote, which is both a symbiote, an organism that forges a relationship with another organism to reap benefits, and part of an alien race called Symbiotes — I know, it's complicated.
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While some of our approaches to trade may differ from the President's, no proposal this year has as much promise to further his economic development plan and yield near-term economic growth, while continuing to reap benefits for hard-working Americans in terms of upward mobility, wage growth and job opportunities for years to come.
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Sens. Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Buttigieg set to reap benefits as impeachment bogs down key rivals Booker will not appear on primary ballot in Vermont MORE (D-Colo.) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneySchumer says he'll ask for votes on calling Mulvaney, Bolton to testify On The Money: Lawmakers pile on the spending in .
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Buttigieg set to reap benefits as impeachment bogs down key rivals Booker will not appear on primary ballot in Vermont MORE (D-Colo.), who has polled near the bottom of most national and early state surveys, also announced Tuesday that his presidential campaign has to raise $700,000 by Jan.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Buttigieg set to reap benefits as impeachment bogs down key rivals Booker will not appear on primary ballot in Vermont MORE (D-Colo.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Donald Glover to hold campaign event with Andrew Yang Buttigieg slips in new national poll MORE (D-Minn.) — will have to spend all of their time in Washington.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Donald Glover to hold campaign event with Andrew Yang Buttigieg slips in new national poll MORE (D-Minn.), Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump invokes son Barron while attacking Warren at rally Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate MORE (D-Mass.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Buttigieg set to reap benefits as impeachment bogs down key rivals Booker will not appear on primary ballot in Vermont MORE (D-Colo.).
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump invokes son Barron while attacking Warren at rally Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate Saagar Enjeti dismisses new Biden campaign ad as 'Hillary Clinton 2.0' MORE, (I-Vt.) Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Donald Glover to hold campaign event with Andrew Yang Buttigieg slips in new national poll MORE (D-Minn.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Buttigieg set to reap benefits as impeachment bogs down key rivals Booker will not appear on primary ballot in Vermont MORE (D-Colo.). Sen.
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Prison Labor Booms As Unemployment Remains High; Companies Reap Benefits. The Huffington Post. Retrieved April 15, 2015.Chris Hedges (April 5, 2015).
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There is also an increased upwelling of deep cold ocean waters and more intense uprising of surface air near South America, resulting in increasing numbers of drought occurrences, although fishermen reap benefits from the more nutrient-filled eastern Pacific waters.
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Decades later, during the early years of GPS, civilian surveying became one of the first fields to make use of the new technology, because surveyors could reap benefits of signals from the less-than-complete GPS constellation years before it was declared operational. GPS can be thought of as an evolution of the SECOR system where the ground-based transmitters have been migrated into orbit.
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Reasoning is most effective when it is done as a collective – as demonstrated by the success of projects like science. They suggest that there are not just individual, but group selection pressures at play. Any group that managed to find ways of reasoning effectively would reap benefits for all its members, increasing their fitness. This could also help explain why humans, according to Sperber, are not optimized to reason effectively alone.
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Translated by Jacob Neusner, page 731. Rabbi Akiva interpreted to prohibit plowing prior to the Sabbatical year (Shmita) that would reap benefits in the Sabbatical year and to prohibit reaping in the year after the Sabbatical year produce that grew in the Sabbatical year. Rabbi Ishamel argued, however, that applied to the Sabbath, and limited its prohibition to plowing and reaping not elsewhere required by commandment.Mishnah Sheviit 1:4.
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Liwan district has a well-developed transport network which enables it to reap benefits as an important place for business. There is a developed traffic network connecting with the railway station and Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport in the north. Renmin Bridge and Zhujiang Tunnel link the banks of the Pearl River in the southern part of Liwan. Zhujiang Bridge, which connects Nanhai and Foshan, links the east and west together in Liwan's west.
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Buddhist Architecture, Lee Huu Phuoc, Grafikol 2009, pp. 140–174 The Piprahwa stupa also seems to have been one of the first to be built. Guard rails—consisting of posts, crossbars, and a coping—became a feature of safety surrounding a stupa. The Buddha had left instructions about how to pay hommage to the stupas: "And whoever lays wreaths or puts sweet perfumes and colours there with a devout heart, will reap benefits for a long time".
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She gave birth to a daughter, Yiling (Chen Chuxuan), and after her boyfriend abandoned her, both began living with a bookie, Lu Gua (Chen Tianwen), who often looks for opportunities to violate Yiling. Yiling becomes good friends with Dashun by coincidence and through this Linglan is reunited with her father. Linglan is indifferent to Dashun's good intentions to make things up to her. Lu Gua on the other hand takes advantage of Dashun's guilt to reap benefits out of him.
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A ticket system has been put in by Project Raahat in their complexes which enables the community to reap benefits through reduced expenditure on their use of the CTC. Under conventional pay-per-use system employed in majority of the toilet complexes, the users are charged Re.1 each time they use a toilet complex. Under the Ticket system, they buy a bundle of Rs.10 containing 11 tickets instead. The users turn in one ticket each time they use the complex.
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In India, among the limited positions for higher education in Government institutions, 50 percent seats are reserved for members of economically disadvantaged castes and classes. Reserved category candidates can select a position from the Open 50 percent if he or she has good merit. This results in further reverse discrimination of Open/General/Non Reserved candidates. Further, since there was economic criteria in classifying Reservation, poorer sections of reserved class often remain poor whereas the affluent section (the "creamy layer") reap benefits for successive generations.
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Other missions rotate over time as part of the game's living universe; these can include missions with special rewards and community challenges to allow all players to reap benefits if they are successfully met. Aboard the ship, the player can also manage all other functions for their Tenno, including managing their arsenal of equipment, customizing their Warframe and weapons, crafting new equipment, and access the in-game store. Missions can be played alone or with up to four players in a player versus environment cooperative manner. Each mission is given a ranking that indicates how difficult the mission is.
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Meanwhile, Falk was being criticized on multiple fronts for his role in lockout negotiations. NBA Commissioner David Stern accused Falk and Arn Tellem specifically of "holding the deal hostage" to reap benefits for their high-end clients. Fellow player agent Harold MacDonald disparaged what he saw as Falk's excessive influence on the union's president, Patrick Ewing: > Every time I see Patrick say something, it's almost like watching the > Energizer bunny", said the agent Harold MacDonald, who represents Derrick > Coleman and Terry Mills. "I'm just waiting for Falk to put in another > battery, and off Patrick goes again.
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Collaborative arrangements occur based on more than just altruism. Mutuality and equitable engagement will not exist if southern partners expect developed countries to simply transfer their technological competitive advantage(Brinkerhoff 2002). A particular concern that arises in both for-profit and academic partnerships has been the failure to reap benefits of collaboration at meso- and macro-levels. While Southern researchers, inventors and managers involved in cross-border collaboration projects have benefited individually, these benefits do not translate to improvements in their organizations and institutions, possibly reflecting a problem of agency in the relationship (Alnuaimiet al. 2012).
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In 948 they shifted their capital to Al-Mansuriya, near Kairouan in Tunisia, and in 969 they conquered Egypt and established Cairo as the capital of their caliphate. Intellectual life in Egypt during the Fatimid period achieved great progress and activity, due to many scholars who lived in or came to Egypt, as well as the number of books available. Fatimid Caliphs gave prominent positions to scholars in their courts, encouraged students, and established libraries in their palaces, so that scholars might expand their knowledge and reap benefits from the work of their predecessors.Shorter Shi'ite Encyclopaedia, By: Hasan al-Amin, The Fatimids were also known for their exquisite arts.
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People who ascribe themselves to human capital theory have a different explanation of the differing representations of men and women in public administration and workplaces in general. Where some scholars have argued that men and women's role's in government come from a historic separation based on the opposition of "masculine" and "feminine" thought, others have argued that women's decreased role comes from their inferior investment in their personal human capital. In other words, according to these theorists, men reap benefits in society because they are more inclined to pursue greater educations, attain better jobs, and have more work experience. This theory has been largely contested because of the inability of women to secure the same jobs as men with equal qualifications.
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Glenn Hoddle saved me from football scrapheap - now Kilmarnock will reap benefits, vows new signing James Dayton Another one of the players in Ikechi Anya signed a deal till the end of the season with Northampton Town, already playing an important role in the club's survival having already scored. He went on to play internationally for Scotland, and is currently contracted to Championship club Derby County. The academy's ultimate goal remains getting players at a La Liga team or a Premier League team playing regularly for them. The first player from the academy to achieve this was Sam Clucas, a regular in the Championship with Hull City in 2015/16 during their promotion year and who has started in the first team in the Premier League during the 2016/17 season.
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