Political websites have been reaping the whirlwind in equal measure.
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Qualtrics used a different playbook and is reaping the rewards.
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We all know about the concept of reaping and sowing.
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Clarinettist Vienna Adhiambo is reaping the benefits of the program.
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Putin has long dreamed of reaping profits from Arctic oil.
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Shareholders are reaping more in the form of corporate profits.
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And thrift shops and used bookstores are reaping the benefits.
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We are now reaping the whirlwind of majoritarian populist reforms.
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The thing is, big business is reaping what it sowed.
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Analysts say Samsung is also reaping rewards from past investments.
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All corporations are reaping the benefits from those tax cuts.
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Also reaping payments for event production services was Hargrove Inc.
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And, look, she&aposs reaping what she sowed over the years.
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My son works with me today and is reaping the rewards.
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We have, all of us, started reaping the seeds of automation.
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That's because he likes reaping the direct rewards of his hustle.
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Mr Glasenberg may be partially reaping what he sowed, analysts say.
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Schwartz said that members of ContinuityPartners Group are reaping the benefits.
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We're still reaping the blessings," she says, but "I'm still conscious.
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Some creators are already reaping the benefits of the new features.
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A three-hour flight from Mumbai, Dubai is reaping the benefits.
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The men accuse them of reaping the benefits of slave labor.
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That way you'll have a better chance of reaping their rewards.
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So the benefits that she's reaping, is because of this system.
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Not to mention when conditions are favorable for planting and reaping.
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Who are reaping the rewards from tax cuts they don't need?
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And investors are reaping some of the rewards from the windfall.
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Working students are reaping the benefits of the GOP tax cut.
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Steyer has it he's been spending and he's reaping the rewards.
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Saudi Arabia's government is slashing its deficits and reaping increased revenue.
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Other countries are reaping the benefits of the American market's downfall.
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Now we are reaping a whirlwind of ear infections and burst eardrums.
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Spacey isn't alone in reaping the professional consequences of his destructive behavior.
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The Irvine, California-based company is also reaping rewards from royalty agreements.
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Nimble traders are reaping big profits, but the opportunities may be fleeting.
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Traders who jumped on Hershey acquisition rumors are reaping huge rewards Thursday.
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So they persevered and they are reaping the fruits of their patience.
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"My body's reaping the benefits of having been stretched before," she said.
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Voter data is the new currency, and candidates are reaping the rewards.
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People using medical pot aren't the only ones reaping the benefits, though.
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Now Brandenburg is reaping the rewards of saving treasures that others neglected.
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Women, however, are not reaping the benefits of the potentially disruptive technology.
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Gilead Sciences put in absolutely no innovation yet is reaping insurmountable awards.
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And yet very few Americans feel like they are reaping the benefits.
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Like climate change, the reaping of our data is a problem of
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"Most millionaires believe in the law of sowing and reaping," Smith says.
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Meanwhile, Parnas was reaping the benefits of his new connection to Firtash.
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We seem to be getting all the harm without reaping much benefit.
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Shareholders used to reaping big rewards may be in for an adjustment.
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A partner since 2017, Locus Robotics is reaping some of that windfall.
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Unlike Virgin Galactic, these three companies have long histories of reaping profit.
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One is already reaping the rewards and the other may do soon.
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Growth is back, and millions of Americans are personally reaping the benefits.
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That might be rational for the individual business reaping the tax benefits.
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And the entire country is reaping the benefits of real economic reforms.
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Mr. Bush stuck to his troop surge in Iraq, reaping unexpected gains.
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But not everyone who invested in the company is reaping the spoils.
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Nuba's women also wrestled once a year in conjunction with the harvest reaping.
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Mucci said that donations through Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation were reaping real-world action.
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Y., says not all Americans are reaping the benefits of the booming economy.
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It's a huge success — but its creator isn't reaping any of the windfall.
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She looks solemn, but satisfied, perhaps reaping the benefits of an uncluttered existence.
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Spotify Technology delivered a surprise profit and its stock is reaping the benefits.
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United while reaping the benefits of TV ad campaigns funded by Super PACs.
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" The company added that Gameest was "reaping millions of dollars in illicit profits.
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Reaping rewards from merchants too early can do great harm to the market.
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One trader's bet against small-cap stocks could have him reaping big rewards.
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Mr Erdogan, in particular, is reaping the dividends from restoring Sarajevo's Ottoman mosques.
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Resources. Not only are they reaping the largest share of profits and reshaping
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Bündchen's kids aren't just reaping the rewards from the family's home garden, though.
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Democrats began reaping political dividends immediately after winning their House majority last November.
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But one group, Hezbollah, is reaping significant tangible benefits from fighting in Syria.
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On top of this solid foundation, Vietnam is reaping benefits from trade deals.
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While this policy contributes to economic growth, workers are not reaping the benefits.
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"The racist and xenophobic attitudes are reaping an increasingly horrid harvest," it said.
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Apple is also reaping billions of dollars in savings on its overseas profits.
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Mr. López Obrador is now reaping the rewards of Mr. Peña Nieto's missteps.
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Now emerging designers still based in the region are reaping the benefits, too.
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Tennis at this level is not about paying dues and reaping the rewards.
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She is reaping the benefits of blessing just one outside group: Priorities USA.
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But there's more to using these accounts than just reaping the tax benefits.
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Trading desks ought to have been reaping the benefit from market mood swings.
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This tax helped raise revenue for renewable investments, reaping $231 million last year.
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Rihanna's dropping dough all over Texas and one Austin bartender's reaping the benefits.
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And so we are reaping the consequences of that on a daily basis.
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Forty years on, Tsinghua and the country's other top universities are reaping the rewards.
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The summer of love has come and gone, and 20183 is reaping the rewards.
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China's Southeast Asia neighbors are mainly picking up the slack and reaping the benefits.
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Lower-spending teams are going to want to get in on reaping the rewards.
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She worked really hard at it and now she's reaping the rewards of that.
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But the reaping is here, and it's taking the Naked Smoky Palette with it.
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Lena Dunham is putting less pressure on herself and reaping the mental health benefits.
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"They're reaping the benefits of all the acquisitions and investments they've made," she said.
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"We're gonna be the ones reaping the consequences of all of this," she said.
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And they're not the only ones reaping the benefits of the new expanded policy.
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And the media — one of Trump's favorite go-to targets — is reaping the benefits.
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The average retail investor may not be reaping the benefits of bitcoin's gains, however.
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Meanwhile insurance companies are reaping enormous profits and their CEOs are paid exorbitant salaries.
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A year into reaping those benefits, here he's still sharing the pain he carries.
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But he is reaping the benefits of a strategy begun during the Obama administration.
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The economy is booming, but Mr. Skarich said he was not reaping the benefits.
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Donald Trump Jr. is reaping the windfalls of the country's admiration for President Trump.
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Its model involves improving outcomes rather than reaping revenues through costly tests and procedures.
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Indulging his cameras drove him, as the toil of reaping their harvests did not.
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Some Domino's customers in Russia are already reaping the rewards of their fresh ink.
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Reaping the benefits of ethnic affiliation depends on whether your tribe is in power.
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We are reaping the rewards of a consistent, bipartisan U.S. policy through successive administrations.
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But he is reaping the advantage of a strategy begun in the Obama administration.
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She just bought a new Bowflex and workout app, so obviously I'm reaping the benefits.
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Everyone in America is reaping the awards, you, the American people made the right decision.
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And special interest groups (like the chain industry) are reaping a mother lode in profits.
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But most of its workers have been excluded from reaping the rewards of this boom.
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We got a dozen results just from building this architecture and then reaping the benefits.
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From there, he allegedly sold the accounts on black market websites, reaping a $324,000 bounty.
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But the kids are not the only ones reaping the benefits of Turner's hard work.
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That stops firms from reaping economies of scale, and forces them onto the black market.
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Poor strong dumbbell guy tried so hard and is not reaping any of the rewards.
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For all the kingdom's investment in west Africa, ordinary Moroccans aren't yet reaping the benefits.
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Their cities are swelling and they are reaping the rewards of innovations like mobile banking.
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When the surrounding area got "rough," Trump sold the complex, reaping a $24 million profit.
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Uber is still reaping benefits from those markets through stakes in the homegrown competitors, however.
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Now he and his wife are reaping the benefit of a 20-year head start.
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On Kaoh Rong, the hot mess Brawn Tribe is likewise reaping the rewards of failure.
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It debuted as iTunes' top country album, and it's been reaping lavish reviews ever since.
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Meanwhile American, which does not hedge fuel costs at all, is reaping the biggest savings.
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U.S. farming quickly rebounded, reaping record corn harvests in three of the next four years.
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The very next day, Mickelson sold his Dean Foods stock, reaping a profit of $931,000.
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Iran's economy is booming but so far, French and Chinese companies are reaping the rewards.
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"The rewards we are reaping today are the logical consequence of careful preparation," Zetsche said.
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Instead of reaping the proceeds of slot sales, Monarch was order to pay ACL's costs.
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He is a guy that is kind of reaping the benefits of that hard work.
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But you'll have a hard time reaping the rewards if you don't take action fast.
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"It's still reaping a very good harvest," said April Vinson, who is married to Tommy.
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While the economy has been performing well, wage earners aren't reaping many of the benefits.
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There are no other distractions, and we're reaping the benefits of last year's trade deadline.
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And he is finally reaping the accolades he sought so strenuously at the Shaw Bijou.
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And prestige cosmetics companies such as L'Oreal, Estee Lauder and Shiseido are reaping the benefits.
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These little stepping stones are essential to reaping massive amounts of personal and financial success.
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Moore's Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, appears to be reaping a financial surplus from the fallout.
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It is not reaping the benefits of modern-day information exchange with the outside world.
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There, employers are reaping the benefits of a new pipeline of talented and diverse workers.
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Doing good is its own reward, but reaping the tax benefits is a nice perk.
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Those who profit from digital media may be reaping a whirlwind they themselves have sown.
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Those who own assets are reaping the rewards, while those who don't are being left behind.
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Twitch and Mixer are spending huge sums on talent — and YouTube is still reaping the benefits.
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But the group suing says that's not good enough and Trump is still reaping the profits.
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But modern Peru's dysfunctions are preventing it from reaping the full benefit of the new finds.
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And now they are reaping the whirlwind of putting something out there before [it was ready].
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Republicans, rather than reaping the rewards of a booming economy, are facing a blistering electoral repudiation.
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Seven years after a protracted civil war ended, its economy is still reaping a peace dividend.
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But even with college educations, Latinos are not reaping the same benefits as their white counterparts.
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Reaping trade benefits from the easing of international sanctions against Iran in January was also discussed.
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In 2016, Mother Jones released its report, Giant Corporations Reaping Billions in Federal Small Business Contracts.
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Starbucks' tuition assistance program may sound generous, but it's not just the employees reaping the benefits.
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But it's unclear who is reaping the vino rewards from the brisk sales of Trump Wine.
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Coming out of a strong holiday season, Macy's is reaping the benefits of healthy consumer spending.
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Video-streaming service Netflix continues to expand its reach — and its stock is reaping the benefits.
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As the stock market heads for all-time highs, some retirement savers are reaping the benefits.
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The coal industry rose up on those miners' backs, reaping enormous profits that lined politicians' pockets.
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Amazon posted its largest ever profit in the fourth quarter of 2017, reaping nearly $2 billion.
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" He added: "The energy that went into the movement disappeared because people were reaping the benefits.
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Its networks place ads on thousands of different sites, reaping billions of dollars in the process.
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By surviving him, they're reaping the same dividends accorded the former aides of far nobler politicians.
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These women have made all these skills and investments and are not fully reaping those returns.
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Lennar and CalAtlantic anticipate reaping $250 million in annual cost savings and paying down debt obligations.
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Now that she is reaping those consequences, many people are praising ABC and its swift action.
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But suppliers like Caterpillar Inc, the world's biggest maker of mining equipment, are reaping the rewards.
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Americans in both parties feel they personally aren't reaping benefits from the economy, according to Pew.
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Between the sowing and the reaping comes the naughty pleasures of misreading: soft-core but sweet.
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Still, Kosse says she's reaping the benefits because his art lends street cred to her video.
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Ryan's tweet had linked an Associated Press story on Americans reaping the benefits of the tax cut.
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Unlike the cable market, competition among wireless carriers is relatively robust, and consumers are reaping the benefits.
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Meanwhile, Univision's biggest competitor, Telemundo, seems to be reaping the benefits from its 2011 acquisition by NBCUniversal.
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This would prevent Broadcom's customers and, ultimately, final consumers from reaping the benefits of choice and innovation.
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Now Samsung, the other great imitator, is chasing Microsoft and Apple, and consumers are reaping the benefits.
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Instead of reaping the benefits of co-operation, Iran has been cut off from the global economy.
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"Because of the inaction they sowed, they're reaping Donald Trump's candidacy," Reid said of the Republican leadership.
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Thailand is reaping the benefits of two decades of government energy policies that have supported the sector.
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And despite, dire predictions from critics, candidates running on President Trump&aposs platform are reaping the benefits.
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We would be reaping the benefits that (another) country has spent money in training their work force.
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The Reaping: All downed enemies release a Soul Globe that Reaper can collect to restore his health.
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Small businesses and major manufacturers across the country are hiring and working Americans are reaping the benefits.
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If you're one of those people who invested early and are reaping the benefits, then stop reading.
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For starters, he likely assesses that his efforts to sow confusion are reaping rewards in real time.
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The truth is, Republicans may not yet be done reaping the judicial consequences of Trump's 2016 victory.
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But business activity surveys have repeatedly shown large companies are reaping the benefits more than smaller ones.
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They say the U.S. is finally reaping the full benefits of his efforts to rebuild the economy.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As traditional retailing falters, shutting stores and shedding workers, online merchants are reaping the rewards.
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A key demographic that's been left out of reaping these benefits, however, is the nation's senior citizens.
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LaCroix is reaping the benefits of millennial obsession, one can of flashy sparkling water at a time.
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The duality makes sense; they give the best that they have in hopes of reaping the best.
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Now Apple's bet to hold back on paying such taxes is reaping rewards under the Trump administration.
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This year, the stove has heated back up — and super agent Scott Boras is reaping the rewards.
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Lizzo is paying it forward with her latest cover and music fans are reaping all the benefits.
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Now in office, the New Patriotic Party is reaping the spoils after eight years in the minority.
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In all of this, Republicans — not just Trump, but his whole party — are reaping what they sowed.
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In many ways, the US has become a safer place to live, but not everyone's reaping the benefits.
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But experts say baby trafficking is becoming an organized crime in India, reaping big rewards for anyone involved.
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The larger cohort of Democratic women is reaping dividends for the party, which is seeing increased female support.
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In the poor farming community, people said they were already reaping the benefits of giving up this tradition.
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Now that a year has passed, some of those cooperators are already reaping the benefits of their deals.
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The director will certainly be busy in the coming year or so — and we'll be reaping the benefits.
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Where things stand: Human civilization has reached the very end of reaping the dividends from a stable climate.
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The government had said when it introduced the policy that banks were reaping high returns without benefiting customers.
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The Frankfurt International School, which charges fees of up to €22,120 ($26,120) a year, is reaping the rewards.
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Look, I think too many people have gone too far and now they are reaping what they sowed.
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In other words, we're already paying money to torch these trees—we just aren't reaping any energy benefits.
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Dr. Blanusa also said that the more the merrier when it comes to reaping the benefits of houseplants.
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"Our ancestors started this system of irrigation, and we are reaping the benefits," said farmer Monu Lahkar, 221.
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Artificial intelligence as we know it was largely developed in Canada, but Silicon Valley is reaping the rewards.
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And yet, they disparage people on the base of class and we are reaping the whirlwind of that.
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Snoop put his money where his mouth often is and has been reaping the harvest from legalized pot.
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The political payoff Trump is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
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The thing is: It's not just Diesel — plenty of dogs are reaping the benefits of a little pampering.
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Plus, you'll start reaping the benefits of not smoking as early as 20 minutes after your last cigarette.
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A few days later, my skin was still reaping the velvety soft benefits of Juice's stem cellular spray.
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The opportunities to accomplish these goals while reaping enormous economic benefits are vast — if we invest in them.
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Also, countries that support cross-border data flows are reaping a 40% economic benefit over less connected countries.
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Gag candidates like Deez Nuts have gained headlines this election cycle by occasionally reaping success in major polls.
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U.S. companies have been reaping the benefits of a corporate tax cut enacted by the Donald Trump administration.
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Democrats may be on the verge of reaping the bitter harvest of the seeds sowed in November 6900.
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"We are reaping what we sow in Honduras," said LAWG director Lisa Haugaard, in a press release Tuesday.
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Sudfeld then sold the shares he had bought just a day earlier, reaping $75,530 in profits, prosecutors said.
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My father's schooling during the 1930s was heavy with memorization; eight decades later, he is reaping the benefits.
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As of now, however, POSCO is reaping the benefits of a "faster-than-expected" recovery in steel prices.
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Breweries are thriving and we're reaping the rewards by having a surplus of craft beverages to choose from.
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Democrats, however, argue that Trump is also reaping the benefits of the fiscal policies Obama put in place.
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And those who've stuck by him through everything, particularly through the tape saga, are reaping the rewards. Rep.
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We won't start reaping the benefits of the $13 billion project for five to seven years — or more.
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Mr. Thomas's firm could pocket more than $25 million, with him personally reaping a significant slice of that.
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But it can seem overwhelming to know how to get off the couch to start reaping those benefits.
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The first step to making smart, calculated risks and reaping the returns involves pushing through your comfort zone.
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As Fry explained it, BP's decision to become a "cloud first" company in 23.6 was already reaping rewards.
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But it doesn't prevent CMES from reaping the benefits conferred as a target of the Trump administration's disdain.
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As far as reaping some return, jewelry or mid-century modern furniture are your best bets, Pickett said.
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More and more people are flipping houses — the most in 10 years – but they are reaping smaller rewards.
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Finally, it sends a signal to China that it cannot erode the city's autonomy while reaping the benefits.
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Bobby (Chris Bauer) officially has a mistress (Tiffany) and Frankie is reaping the rewards of his relationship with Pipilo.
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The US Food and Drug Administration approved Apligraf about 15 years ago, so we've already been reaping its benefits.
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He had hoped the attack would force down the club's share price, reaping him a profit on his investment.
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Home Depot and Lowe's have likewise been reaping the benefits of both Sears' struggles and a robust housing market.
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In Nihiwatu's case, however, the resort is reaping the benefits of being an influencer without much of the costs.
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Frontier firms increasingly rely on intangible investment, so they easily spread their ideas across the world, reaping big rewards.
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He then cancelled those trades and bought the contracts at the lower prices, reaping a roughly $40 million profit.
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As The New York Times seemed to teeter on the brink, Demand was reaping huge profits from digital ads.
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Moreover, corporate executives have gained power over their own pay-setting, reaping rewards whether or not they are deserved.
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The deal allows UniCredit to rejuvenate its offering of investment products while reaping the capital gain from the sale.
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"If you only try it for a month, you aren't reaping the benefits," says Sarah Hallberg, Virta's medical director.
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Tesco has led the way in targeting the Muslim consumer market in recent years and is reaping the benefit.
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MLB is reaping in crazy amounts of money from national TV rights alone—a total $12.4 billion until 2021.
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The NRA has never hesitated to use its fund-raising fear machine, with the gun industry reaping the benefits.
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Analysts say that most support the status quo, reaping economic benefits from mainland China without being governed by it.
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One true minimum wage story is that corporations are reaping record profits while pushing down wages of the unskilled.
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Now, I am in favor of people reaping the rewards and wealth that come with innovation and hard work.
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"What Republicans have sown with their extremist tactics they are now reaping with a Donald Trump candidacy," she argued.
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Far from the pristine server centers of Palo Alto, this dingy Chinese mine is nevertheless reaping millions in bitcoin.
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In this case, the security firm is reaping the benefits of their visibility in the big tech firms' announcements.
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I recognize that China's efforts are not entirely altruistic, reaping both economic and political advantages for that country's future.
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The bitter medicine helped reinvigorate the automaker, and for the last several years it has been reaping record profits.
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But if those devices are connected to the cloud, reaping the benefits of 5G could get a little tricky.
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Vice President Pence on Monday said the U.S. is not reaping the full benefits of trading with South Korea.
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Colonization is often characterized by the taking of resources and reaping of riches, but power itself is untouchable, intangible.
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All of the cost of innovating and reaping an economic return may need to be recouped in a single payment.
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The quasi-legalization of marijuana created a gold rush for the industry, and startups like Demetrix are reaping the benefits.
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Investors are seeing green in single-family rentals, and one of the biggest players in the space is reaping rewards.
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Martinez is known for reaping big profits from bets on distressed assets in countries including Argentina and his native Mexico.
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But as in many fields, men are often reaping the highest rewards: book deals, highbrow op-eds, and keynote speeches.
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Now the world is reaping what the period of swelling inequality that began in the 1970s through the 1990s sowed.
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I'm glad I took the time to be patient and invest in this and now, look, I'm reaping the benefits.
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Some really smart investors have built strategies around this thesis and have quietly been reaping rewards due to their clairvoyance.
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For instance, Maddalena says that inside the District 12 reaping bowl are the original name slips used in the film.
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Meanwhile, those less fortunate are reaping the consequences in the same country in which a tech CEO chooses to vacation.
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But maximizing a credit card isn't only about sharpening your credit score; it's about reaping everyday rewards with every swipe.
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Later, gaming took off with developers like Zynga reaping the benefits as viral hits like Farmville became synonymous with Facebook.
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By attaching to that magnet, you're growing the influence of Silicon Valley as well as reaping the benefits of it.
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Before reaping his payday, Mr Cousins would need to take a cheap, one-year deal to re-establish his value.
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And while we may not like the sound of them, we're reaping the benefits of past ice ages right now.
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Reaping the benefits of collective bargaining, he said, is not the same as being compelled to support a political position.
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At the same time, stashing cash in a savings account is reaping a better return than it has in years.
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This resonated with Americans who saw the United States bearing the costs but reaping few benefits of the global order.
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However, an Oracle attorney accused Google of taking its intellectual property without permission and reaping huge profits as a result.
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If America is to go on reaping the gains from trade, it must ensure it compensates those who lose out.
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That could prevent vulnerable Americans and pockets of the country still struggling from reaping the benefits of a strong economy.
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Brown said that Techstar's Toronto program is reaping the benefit of entrepreneurs who are leaving the United States for Canada.
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He said that Carrefour Brasil is already reaping the benefits of this strategy, with market share gains in all formats.
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Companies are starting to invest more and workers are reaping the benefits in higher pay, better benefits, and more jobs.
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OPEC-member Iran, however, has warned it would not accept other producers reaping the benefits by taking its market share.
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Oscar winner Paul Haggis finalized his divorce, but his now ex-wife will continue reaping the benefits of his success.
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The majority of the 53 million American adults with disabilities are capable of being active and reaping associated health benefits.
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SHARING RISK, REAPING REWARDS CRTs are different from traditional agency debt in another important way: they have no government guarantee.
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The Bolivar Republic reaping the tragic consequences after years of brutal rule under Hugo Chavez and his protégé Nicolas Maduro.
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Fast forward to today where we're now reaping the rewards: low-cost electricity, new jobs and support for rural communities.
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It's up to the FCC to bring it online so that Americans across the country can start reaping its benefits.
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Legal cannabis is not just about reducing the harms of prohibition — it can also be about reaping the potential benefits.
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Since his election, the relationship between Fox News and President Trump has only deepened, and both are reaping the benefits.
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Two years after the fall of the Podesta Group, lobbyists for the former powerhouse are reaping the K Street boom.
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A Russian state company is financing and building reactors across the world, reaping for Moscow both profits and geopolitical influence.
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Even before H.R. 1, the "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act," had been signed into law, workers were reaping the rewards.
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And because the value of the tax break will be capitalized into land values, the landowners are reaping a bounty.
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"Positively, the so-called "role model effect" may be reaping dividends in terms of leadership and wages," the report noted.
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In the meantime, the Nintendo Switch is reaping the rewards of video game players holding out for new gaming systems.
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The court convicted al-Bashir on corruption charges, reaping illicit financial gains, illegal possession of foreign currency, and financial irregularity.
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C.E.O.s are reaping the benefits of that work, while the people actually responsible for it are keeping less and less.
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But lawmakers from outside Manhattan always shot it down, worrying that their constituents would pay a price without reaping benefits.
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He then canceled the trades and bought the contracts at the lower prices, reaping a roughly $40 million profit, prosecutors say.
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GoMyWay is soon launching in South America, Kenya and Ghana, and these nations will soon be reaping numerous advantages, as well.
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Bad market timing and poor stock picking kept most investors from fully reaping the gains of the bull market last year.
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Years later, I'm carrying a balance on that Amazon Rewards card and paying more in interest than I'm reaping in rewards.
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While McDonald's is waiting to jump into plant-based meat substitutes, Burger King is reaping the rewards for taking the plunge.
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Justin Bieber started a trend with some cartoon Kobe Bryant tribute art ... and now Kobe's foundation is reaping a sizable benefit.
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Iran, meanwhile, is already employing techniques used during prior periods of heavy sanctions to continue selling oil and reaping the profits.
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Rather than blame companies for reaping the benefits of the law, the report suggests they are merely reacting to poor incentives.
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His visit to Argentina on Wednesday and Thursday suggested that he might already be reaping some rewards from the new approach.
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While the U.S. economy appears to be improving, Asian exporters are not reaping the benefits as they have in the past.
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Banks are reaping profits from the bountiful M&A lending and are expected to continue to do so throughout the year.
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On Tuesday night, Ms. Warren also suggested that Mr. Trump pays no taxes while reaping the benefits of American public infrastructure.
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Economic Trends American workers are reaping fewer of the gains of a growing economy in the form of pay and benefits.
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To date, GGP has invested more than $2 billion in redeveloping 115 of its properties, reaping "very attractive returns," Mathrani said.
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Even Sudan, long under European and American sanctions for its human rights record, is reaping money as part of the package.
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To date, GGP has invested more than $2 billion in redeveloping 115 of its properties, reaping "very attractive returns," Mathrani added.
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Today, Amazon is valued at over $767 billion and those who invested in the company early on are reaping the benefits.
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Some companies, like Mirantis, had raised enough money to hang in there, though, and those are now finally reaping the rewards.
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We are entering a phase in the cleantech revolution where we are reaping efficiency value from even the most mundane items.
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Chinese crude oil imports hit the second highest level on record last month, and U.S. oil producers are reaping the benefits.
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A harvest every six weeks for up to three years means you'll probably be reaping the benefits at some point, too.
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Clients are likely to keep growing their compensation after their Placement ISA ends, so they'll start reaping all the added proceeds.
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Consumers are already reaping the benefits of this technology; 93 percent of drivers who use advanced driving-assist features love them.
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It's a reasonable guess that ride hailing will also become a winner-take-all market, with the winner reaping huge profits.
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No administration winds up reaping credit for the dozens of potentially troubling situations they manage to diffuse without normal people noticing.
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I'm seeing this global structure reaping amazing benefits at the global news meeting, and in all our work, every day now.
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One year after NASA's New Horizons spacecraft had its quick, close-up look at Pluto, scientists are reaping the scientific rewards.
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The context definitely makes the work more poignant; for example, there's a painting of a farmer reaping swaying fields of wheat.
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Yet, while the economy continues reaping the benefits of less regulation and more service industry growth, this last week saw Rep.
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You know that we have been working on the digital process for two years now, now we are reaping the benefits.
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Investing now (letters between the brothers estimated the total renovation cost at $900,000, or $24 million today) meant reaping rewards later.
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But analysts say the comparison won't matter to voters who feel they're not reaping the benefits of India's relatively strong growth.
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Last year, the boutique GOP firm CGCN Group added a public affairs component, and partners say they're already reaping the rewards.
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House Republicans plan three pieces of legislation covering permanence, savings and business in hopes of reaping some success in the Senate.
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"Too often, when we hear that GDP is rising and the economy is booming, we assume that all Americans are reaping the benefits equally — but the reality is that wages for middle-class workers remain relatively flat, the income inequality gap continues to widen, and those at the top are reaping vast economic rewards," Schumer said.
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The crux of the criticism was that all this might hamper innovation and prevent innovators from reaping the benefits they ultimately deserved.
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We've rounded up three of our favorite programs, so you can feel like a do-gooder while reaping some serious beauty benefits.
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The so-called "emoluments" clauses, a federal judge in Maryland ruled on July 25th, may preclude Mr Trump from reaping these earnings.
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Home owners are turning to the professionals to make major upgrades to their living spaces — and Home Depot is reaping the benefits.
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It comes down to ownership and preservation of a culture whose originators are often left at the fringes of reaping its credits.
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Women can be strong and speak for themselves while also reaping the benefits of a robust support network that's ready to act.
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Orban is reaping benefits by out-socializing the socialists, said Dorottya Zsikra, a professor of sociology at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
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"Long story short, management made a bunch of investments in the business last year, and now they're reaping the rewards," he said.
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The rewards that Neumann is reaping from the loans and stock sales are among the highest recorded by a private company executive.
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Instead of lifting its employees up, Amazon seems to be dragging them down and reaping astonishing profits off of its workers' productivity.
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In the past few decades, growing the business and reaping the profits has been more prevalent among active managers than fiduciary duty.
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Janet Jackson is finally back on tour, and fans -- including Tyler Perry -- are reaping the benefits of some serious post breakup hotness.
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Cerro Verde, majority owned by Freeport McMoRan, is now reaping the benefits of a major upgrade that was completed late last year.
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Be smart: Nothing that happened last week includes major structural reform, and drug companies are still reaping gigantic windfalls from tax reform.
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They, like Wyatt, Wilde and Byron, are merely expressing themselves—and reaping the rewards of intrusive celebrity culture at the same time.
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Moose should be reaping the rewards that come with his position as a trailblazer for the modern wave of Baltimore street rap.
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Apache and its peers are reaping the benefit of a 230 percent surge in global crude oil prices from a year earlier.
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"We lived the growing pains and are reaping the rewards of them finally getting established in being productive, everyday players," Farrell said.
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The country that leads in semiconductors will win in these technologies of the future, reaping huge social, economic and national security benefits.
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Olsavsky, Amazon's CFO, said the company was still reaping rewards from prior years of hiring and investments in warehouses and other infrastructure.
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Banks were eager to put the money back to work, and are reaping the benefits of other mergers as the year progresses.
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And they are doing so while reaping the benefits of their tax-exempt status, sometimes without disclosing their connections to corporate interests.
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Given that Americans and Europeans are currently reaping the whirlwind of not mimicking this approach, they might want to start taking notes.
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So while same-sex marriage is still not recognized in law in Australia, the New Zealand wedding industry is reaping the benefits.
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The Trump D.C. hotel lease is unique in that it explicitly bars elected officials from participating in it or reaping its benefits.
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Even refiners without the capacity to send cargoes to the United States are reaping benefits from the supply crunch caused by Harvey.
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Johnson named mining company Freeport-McMoRan as his pick for the metals stock for reaping the rewards of a lower U.S. dollar.
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Forfeitures are common in criminal cases where defendants, like Manafort in this instance, are accused of reaping financial windfalls from their misdeeds.
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Sanders' plan proposes several measures in hopes of preventing large cannabis companies from primarily reaping the economic benefits of the growing industry.
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It should not come as a surprise, then, to find a lot of places (and people) that aren't poor reaping the benefits.
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Consumers are reaping the benefits of Amazon's entry into the grocery industry whether or not they shop at Amazon or Whole Foods.
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The French state, meanwhile, would risk bailing out of Renault prematurely, before reaping any of the benefits of a merger with Fiat.
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Reaping the benefits of a sober lifestyleDespite my conviction to get through my first Dry January in 2018, I had my doubts.
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London is so multicultural and we are reaping the benefits by having one of the most diverse food cultures in the world.
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The hedge funds may claim victory, reaping billions of dollars on legal technicalities, but there are no real winners in this sorry affair.
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Asked about that survey, presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said Duterte's strategy was to avoid a conflict while reaping the rewards of improved business.
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But in two or three years, when I'm taking my kids on business trips and showing them the world, we're reaping the benefits.
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Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky said Amazon was still reaping rewards from prior years of hiring and investments in warehouses and other infrastructure.
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Canadian railroad operators are reaping the benefits of oil producers looking for alternatives to ship booming production in the backdrop of pipeline congestion.
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And despite the state reaping most of the rewards, farmers, who profit from selling some honey to fellow Cubans, are keen to expand.
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She called the program "Harvest," and through the initial three-quarters of the show on Friday I worried that the reaping was premature.
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For the most part, however, the booming economy is being felt in the Lehigh Valley, and the current administration is reaping the benefits.
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He also hates Don Taylor, Andrea's step-father, and seems mighty suspicious of the benefits he is reaping from her stepdaughter's untimely death.
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Despite reaping billions in casino revenues, Macau's glitzy exterior was ripped apart by the typhoon, exposing critical infrastructure flaws and overwhelming emergency services.
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BY THE WAY, WE'RE REAPING THE BENEFITS OF HAVING INCREASED R&D ALMOST EVERY QUARTER FOR THE LAST FOUR AND A HALF YEARS.
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The EV market, while still small, is coming of age — and GM is reaping the benefits of getting back in the game early.
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Insurance companies pretty much hold free reign with little oversight, while at the same time reaping profits from the medical services they deny.
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Many of these strategies are focused on research and development and reaping the economic benefits of a welcoming environment for AI focused companies.
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But keep in mind that you could be reaping thousands of dollars in extra benefits if you decide to delay your benefits instead.
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The company is also reaping the benefits of a big push into video, both on Facebook itself and on the Instagram photo app.
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Yet even stalwarts such as Estée Lauder — which still relies heavily on troubled department stores like Macy's — and L'Oréal are reaping the benefits.
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And while U.S. workers of all ages are reaping the greatest rewards, young freelancers across Asia are quickly getting in on the act.
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Bennett preaches building upon pillars, recruiting players just below the radar and then keeping them, helping them improve and — ideally — reaping the reward.
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The bottom line: MedPAC has criticized the home health industry for several years, arguing taxpayers are overpaying while companies are reaping large profits.
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Executives at the firm insisted that there was a method to the madness: investors reaping better returns from lower fees on Dodge funds.
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In the right circumstances, expansion can not only boost a team's prominence but an entire game's, with all of esports reaping the benefits.
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The Hawks are highly regarded for their player development, and the Knicks could wind up reaping the benefits, albeit at a steep price.
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The company has a "track record" of spending money and not reaping any returns, CEO Mark Tritton said in an interview with CNBC.
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But the President appears to be reaping some benefits from the best ratings of the economy since Bill Clinton occupied the Oval Office.
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Meanwhile, Iranian news outlets have gleefully reported how the country is reaping fees for the increased use of its airspace by Qatar Airways.
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Right now, Republican states like Texas and Wyoming dominate the U.S. wind industry and are reaping most of the jobs and environmental benefits.
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The user often takes "Q drops" and reposts them on /r/greatawakening, reaping a great amount of "karma" (Reddit's points) along the way.
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That shift was supposed to stop people from reaping rewards from sketchy channels that uploaded copyrighted material or ripped off content from other YouTubers.
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For now, she's reaping the benefits of her newfound fame by doing things like attending the VMAs and snagging a selfie with Kim Kardashian.
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RELATED: Full poll results The poll suggests Biden and Sanders are reaping the benefits of being better known by locking in their supporters early.
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EnQuest said it was also reaping further windfalls from the decline in the pound following Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union.
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Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky said Amazon was still reaping rewards from its hiring and investments in warehouses and other infrastructure in prior years.
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Both countries' leaders are giving voice to popular yearning for renewed national power and international respect, and both are reaping the domestic political benefits.
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Corning is also reaping rich rewards as U.S. telecom companies revamp their network infrastructure to improve coverage and to speed up 5G technology deployments.
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Wanting to cash in, one trader in particular made a $1.2 million bet on the bank that could see him reaping rewards this Friday.
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But when it comes to strengthening pelvic floor muscles, reaping the sexual benefits is a long game — it takes time to build those muscles.
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Roku, like Amazon, has been in a position where it could turn a blind eye to the piracy problem while also reaping the rewards.
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If poetic justice applied in the real world, we'd see insurance startup investors reaping gains on their investments only after something really bad happened.
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Brazil has started harvesting its second corn crop, which is planted after the soybean harvest, and farmers are reaping the benefits of favorable prices.
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SoftBank could advocate for mergers, acquisitions, or product differentiation that boost its odds of reaping a fortune at the expense of the startups' potential.
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One way to make European defence spending go further would be to improve collaboration between member countries, cutting duplication and reaping economies of scale.
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As interest and investment continue to pour into the online education market, startups building platforms with a lot of traction are reaping the rewards.
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Rio might be hosting the Olympics — and reaping a lot of global attention — but the South American country isn't hosting a car-buying boom.
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With many prisons reaping a roughly 5-cent commission per message, prison systems that use JPay stand to collect $710,000 on e-messages alone.
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As long as there have been contributors on TechCrunch, our audience has been reaping the rewards of not curling up inside our own headspace.
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Since Trump has yet to reveal all his tax returns it's unclear whether or not he may be reaping unlawful benefits of the presidency.
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Even if attitudes around marijuana are evolving, pets will continue to lag behind their owners when it comes to reaping the pain-reducing benefits.
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And with that, enjoy these photos of celebs who are clearly in-the-know and happily reaping the benefits of red wine — and cheers!
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Rifkin notes that governments that formerly subsidized inefficient and expensive alternative energy sources are now reaping the benefits as infrastructure catches up to technology.
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Reaping rave reviews from top critics like PCMag and PC Advisor, GlassWire offers an all-encompassing safety solution to give you peace of mind.
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Zuckerberg "wishes to retain this power, while selling off large amounts of his stockholdings, and reaping billions of dollars in proceeds," the lawsuit said.
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The party is reaping a windfall from the heightened interest: Tickets to hear Mr. Cruz, Mr. Trump and Mr. Kasich speak were $100 each.
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The legislation aims to deny Russia from reaping financial proceeds from its military and intelligence equipment sales by punishing those that make such purchases.
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But if you're just swiping your debit card out of habit, as Judge John Hodgman advises, consider switching to credit and reaping the rewards.
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Compounding matters and residents in many other states, including Wisconsin, Indiana and North Carolina, are reaping the benefits of prudent decisions involving state government.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission accused his firm, Omega Advisors, of reaping $4 million in illegal profit, and he isn't taking it lying down.
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The word "tronc" sounds like the name of an evil company made to takeover an industry, making the world worse despite reaping massive profits.
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But Mr. Sacks said the two original partners were reaping the benefits of his work even though they were no longer advising the business.
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Abe says that Japanese companies, like Toyota, have been making big investments in the U.S. for years and reaping the rewards of those profits.
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We rarely like to address the fact that we, as a country, are still reaping the strange fruit from the seeds of our ancestors.
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Sanders' basic argument is that these companies, and their CEOs, are reaping massive profits while many of their workers struggle to pay the rent.
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Ramon Rustici, a young farmer in the hills above Assisi, said that today, the region is reaping the advantages of maintaining the old ways.
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"The reality is that Republican leaders are reaping what they've sown," Reid said, recounting seven years' worth of staunch Republican opposition to Obama's initiatives.
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And so owning an enslaved woman means that you're not only reaping the benefits of this woman's productive labor but also her reproductive labor.
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A U.S. economy that for over a decade has been defined by the rich reaping the gains and fueling the spending, has now flipped.
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Norrell added that Klobuchar would have been the only candidate to visit the county, most likely reaping the benefits of that visit with votes.
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His chief political antagonist is his predecessor, Mr Correa, who is calling for early elections and says the president is reaping what he sowed.
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He claimed regulation stood in the way of his creating jobs, when in fact it stood to keep him from reaping the greatest profit.
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The big gains in home values over the last two years are starting to slow down, but U.S. homeowners are still reaping the rewards.
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They destroyed Zimbabwe's commercial agricultural economy by driving away white farmers in the name of land reform for Africans, while reaping enormous personal benefits.
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Shouldn't we be concerned about Trump reaping the benefit of a stock market that continues to boom and employment numbers that keep going up?
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Strategies Bond investors have been reaping big rewards in a market that is reminding us we never fully emerged from the last financial crisis.
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Petrochemical plants have been reaping healthy profits, but a new slug of supply from the new plants would cut costs and eat into margins.
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The country has once again chosen divided control in Washington, D.C., and the increasingly partisan nature of our national debate is reaping federal paralysis.
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Home Depot on Tuesday reported second-quarter earnings and sales that far surpassed expectations, reaping the benefits of a warmer start to the summer.
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While we continue the debate, more than 22019 other nations have already reformed their air traffic control systems and have started reaping the benefits.
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Diane Warren thinks Sarah Huckabee Sanders is reaping what she was sowing by spewing hate and lies, and has zero sympathy for Trump's mouthpiece.
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The premium brands that regularly feature in the wardrobes of pint-size A-list offspring, and the retailers that sell them, are reaping the rewards.
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In an address to parliament in July, Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly said citizens will start reaping the benefits of the reform program within two years.
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"When I was 13, I decided I didn't want to hurt animals and I've been reaping the good karma of that ever since," she said.
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The issue, though, is that Labour isn't the only game in town, and a third party might end up reaping the benefits of Labour's decline.
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The wildlife institution did it with Fiona the Hippo, and now this new bouncing baby boy is reaping the benefits of Internet adoration too. Behold!
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Yet the mix of going big on public relations while reaping relatively small political dividends seems to be a signature of Mr Modi's foreign policy.
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"With low oil prices, it is the time to do it — and the countries who are doing it now are reaping the rewards," she said.
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Kohl's has been reaping the benefits of higher investments in its private label brands, focus on athletic wear, better inventory management and fewer fashion missteps.
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If you're using a product that won't get rid of the day's makeup or is too drying or oily, you're not reaping the full benefits.
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People tend to say it's luck but at the end of the day, it's just reaping the benefits of the hard work you've put in.
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For years, Valeant had been acquiring smaller pharma companies for their patents on specialty life-saving drugs, hiking up the prices, and reaping the profits.
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Instead he is reaping the benefits of talks with the world's top diplomats while spouting the same phrases as his father and grandfather before him.
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Ulta Beauty is now reaping the rewards of a "selfie" culture that prompts people to be camera ready at all times, CEO Mary Dillon said.
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At the same time, China is reaping returns on some big investments of the past decade, such as high-speed rail in densely populated areas.
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Game of Thrones: Season 8 and Avengers: Endgame are all but guaranteed to draw millions of viewers and their studios are already reaping the benefits.
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Go deeper: Bloomberg recently explored how hospitals are reaping profits from Conifer and other debt collectors, but the practice surprises patients and threatens their credit.
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Only a couple of elite hackers have attained the highest-paying ranks of the program, reaping rewards close to, or in excess of, $1 million.
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WARREN BUFFETT'S Berkshire Hathaway is celebrated for identifying undervalued companies, buying them, holding on to them for years and reaping handsome rewards for its shareholders.
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In Trump, they are reaping exactly what they have sown—they should be held accountable for that, not given a plum spot in the resistance.
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This means that every time the Trump Organization accepts benefits from foreign governments, the President is reaping those gains in violation of the Clause. 3.
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He lied to Congress, tape-recorded his own client, threatened academics, rigged polls, disguised hush money and committed crimes, while reaping enormous personal financial reward.
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"Employers are grappling with a tough hiring environment, and summer workers are reaping the benefits," said Irina Novoselsky, president and chief operating officer of CareerBuilder.
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Local businesses in Windsor are already reaping the rewards that an influx of tourists — especially those from the U.S. — will bring to the Berkshire town.
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U.S. users of steel and aluminum would be saddled with higher prices while third countries were reaping much of the benefits of those higher prices.
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Meanwhile, if you're in a low tax bracket this year, consider selling some of your winners and reaping the capital gains in your taxable account.
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Valeant's business model — buying older drugs that it considers underpriced, ramping up their costs and reaping the profits — once made it a stock market darling.
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Those who were giving back with the intention of reaping personal benefits did not necessarily have a lower risk for mortality in a few years.
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While Ayton's status as a No. 1 pick won't be cemented until Thursday night, he's already started reaping some of the benefits of NBA stardom.
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The sum is his best yet and suggests that his campaign is reaping the financial benefits of his recent winning streak in the primary contest.
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"Two years after Republicans jammed their tax scam through Congress, massive corporations and wealthy GOP donors are reaping the benefits," said DSCC spokeswoman Izzi Levy.
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Reaping the benefits of globalization, China's GDP is now roughly $14 trillion, although it is still some way off the United States' $21 trillion economy.
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O, a move into gene therapy that gives the Swiss drugmaker a rare-disease treatment seen reaping billions in sales and bolsters its technology base.
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Particularly acute is the demonstrators' resentment toward the international oil companies reaping profit from Iraq's hydrocarbons riches, which account for 95 percent of export receipts.
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Austria's Card Complete is seen reaping less than half that, they said, but it could whet the appetite of some sector rivals including Germany's Concardis.
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The last two episodes of the third season — "This is Us" and "This isn't Us" — see the Huangs reaping the rewards of their hard work.
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Some are very long-term focused, and are reaping massive losses in the short term while they attempt to build businesses that will pay off later.
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And student participants don't have to wait until they get to the workplace before reaping the benefits, since programs incorporating HIP immediately enhance their academic performance.
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Mantos Copper, a unit of investment firm Audley Capital, which bought two Chilean copper mines last year from Anglo American, is among those reaping the benefits.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Gaza's merchants and consumers are reaping early rewards from reconciliation moves by the enclave's dominant Hamas Islamists and the Western-backed Palestinian Authority (PA).
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Some of that information is encoded in their genes and passed on from one generation to the next: a set of instructions for reaping negative entropy.
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The Baghdad government, which relies on oil for nearly all its revenue, sold crude at average price of $33.26 per barrel, reaping $3.343 billion, Jihad said.
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He played the long game, watching Trump obliterate Rick Perry, Scott Walker, Jeb Bush, and Marco Rubio, and reaping benefits as the crowded Republican field narrowed.
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One of his first was Teléfonos de México, now Telemex, which he bought in 1983, reaping huge profits on the stock over the last 40 years.
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It also ignores the contributions of women as full human beings, capable of anything other than being eye candy and reaping the benefits of being beautiful.
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In an increasingly competitive global economy, it is critical that the United States take the lead in advancing this technology — and reaping the associated economic benefits.
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Airbus may already be reaping the benefits: a bumper deal for 290 A320s from China last month was a further kick in the teeth for Boeing.
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Making any demonstrable change in brand and portfolio to appeal to today's consumers will likely come at the expense of quarterly earnings, thereby reaping immediate punishment.
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A handful of venture capital firms, including New Enterprise Associates and Questa Capital, poured more than $60 million into NeoTract and are reaping a big payday.
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Yet almost immediately after the sanctions relief took effect in January 2016, Iran began to complain that it wasn&apost reaping the benefits it had envisioned.
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LVMH is reaping the benefits as a cache brand in the world's second largest economy, which is still growing at more than twice the U.S. rate.
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Hamoud's belongs to a fledgling wave of Palestinian women directors, whose films have been reaping successes in festivals around the world in the past few years.
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Meanwhile, Abbott, which reported second-quarter profit just ahead of analysts' estimates, is reaping the benefits of its integration of the $25 billion St. Jude acquisition.
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Consumers are reaping the benefits of record employment levels, rising real wages, increased job security and cheap credit due to the euro zone's expansive monetary policy.
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Those with the niche skills set and an LLM are reaping the benefits of a profession with a great amount of job security and newfound popularity.
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If your prepared-for-everything mindset send you into a tailspin of depression or consistently triggers a fit of anxiety, then you're not reaping the benefits.
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Nintendo's value is soaring like an uncaged Zapdos from the success of Pokémon Go, but some small business owners are also reaping benefits from the game.
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Often, these companies seem to be your only choices, so you end up paying a premium and the big brands end up reaping a killer profit.
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Louis recognizes the contradiction in being the anti-bourgeois poster boy while reaping the benefits of being a bestselling author and socializing with the literary elite.
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He fell into his wonderful capitalist bubble and he's loving it and reaping all the benefits and he's not realizing that there's so many people suffering.
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Between the lines: The conglomerate continues to control more of the domestic and global health economy and is reaping huge amounts of cash in the process.
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But the animals weren't simply swapping blood — the older rodent was also reaping the benefits of the younger one's more vibrant internal organs and circulatory system.
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The current wave of internet-focused start-ups going public, and reaping billions of dollars for investors, has hardened the bias against so-called hard technology.
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Attempting to control this inter-connectivity, as China's and other governments must do to stop the virus, may be far harder than reaping the economic benefits.
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We'll need robust strategies that ensure the U.S. is positioned to pioneer these new technologies, reaping their profound benefits while establishing precedents for their responsible use.
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Separately, 10 former N.F.L. players, including Clinton Portis of the Redskins, were accused of reaping $3.4 million in a fraud scheme involving phony medical claims. 8.
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Indeed, despite reaping record profits thanks to a weak yen under Abe's aggressive stimulus policy, Japanese companies have been hesitant to boost investment in recent years.
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READ MORE: Wealthy people are reaping the richest benefits from the changes in the tax code, and many of them are rejoicing, as you might expect.
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Supporters of President Trump would be most unhappy to find a President Beto O'Rourke or Kamala Harris reaping the benefits of it in the coming years.
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Being student body president — and reaping valuable lessons in leadership and teamwork — is a waste if it can't be translated into a ticket to Cambridge, Mass.?
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The company has long been planting the seeds for Homekit, reaping the benefit with iOS 10's Home app serving as a hub for smart home control.
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Origin has said it expects to start reaping benefits from its investment in the A$26 billion ($20 billion) APLNG project in the year to June 2018.
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Sewing said it should be able to increase that to 6 billion euros by 2022, "not by doing rocket science, but by simply reaping low hanging fruit".
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In the case of the Turd Burglar, black athletes are the ones reaping benefits of the school's hierarchy, but DeMarcus is isolated by his stardom and identity.
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This feast and family-filled season opens up a whole slew of entertaining opportunities to impress your hosts while reaping the benefits of their well-stocked apartment.
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Larger companies with high-tech recycling operations are already reaping the benefits, including Jiangxi Ganfeng Lithium , Sinolink Securities, a local brokerage, said in a note to investors.
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I would be the person who cries during the annual Reaping in The Hunger Games, the person who would never remotely consider becoming a Dauntless in Divergent.
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A sense that basketball has not only become too easy, but is also reaping him, the game's most prominent practitioner in 20 years, smaller and smaller rewards.
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Many other elephants are owned by wealthy families who have little contact with the animals themselves and are solely concerned with reaping as much profit as possible.
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As video games become more like spectator sports, Wall Street could be reaping the gains in companies such as Activision Blizzard, an analyst told CNBC on Friday.
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Our work also points to another reason Trump may not be reaping benefits from terrorism anxiety — his rhetoric that focuses more on threats and less on solutions.
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"We have a very diverse workplace in general, and I think we are reaping the benefits of that in more ways than are even calculable," Bee said.
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It's easy to read all this as a classic tale of the unruly kid learning the importance of hard work and discipline, and reaping the rewards accordingly.
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Ultimately, though, the decision to further withdraw can alienate you even more, increasing the likelihood of reaping social benefits at work (up to and including advancement opportunities).
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Garcia ran for mayor of Chicago in 2015, driving incumbent Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel into a runoff election and reaping endorsements from several notable politicians including Rev.
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Finally, millions of Americans on Main Street, not just Wall Street, are reaping the benefits of the Trump administration's deregulatory agenda, which promotes innovation and economic growth.
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Cummings does a lot of his best work from what is sometimes called 'inside sankaku' but what an IBJJF referee would call a 'disqualification for knee reaping'.
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On Wednesday, Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, took a victory lap to mark the revival of Century, which is reaping the dividends of Mr. Trump's trade war.
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It seems unfathomable, to go all that way, to take all of those risks and then pull back, not grabbing the brass ring and reaping the rewards.
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As for the Obamas' involvement, skeptics assumed Netflix was just happy to get into business with a former president, reaping the public-relations benefits of that relationship.
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He's trafficked in this stuff from the very beginning, and we are reaping right now what he has sown and what his supporters in Congress have sown.
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Canada might soon be reaping the benefits from the recent string of canceled soybean contracts, Simon Wilson, executive director of the North Dakota Trade Office, told CNBC.
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At the same time, it is important to see the Republican charges of anti-Semitism for what they are: a cynical ploy, aimed at reaping political advantage.
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WASHINGTON (CNN)Americans give the nation's economy glowing reviews in a new CNN Poll conducted by SSRS, and Donald Trump's approval rating may be reaping the benefits.
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While you're reaping capital gains tax-free in the short term, this move – done correctly – can also help you cut your tax bill over the long term.
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When measuring total ancillary revenue, airline giants like United, Delta, American and Southwest topped the list, reaping $6.2 billion, $5.1 billion, $4.9 billion and $2.8 billion respectively.
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Lately, U.S. banks have been reaping the benefits of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, which raised rates four times since the first quarter last year.
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No matter the actual business of the company at hand, it's probably calling itself a tech company and reaping the rewards of that sweet, sweet VC cash.
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However, U.S. President Donald Trump, who arrived in the White House as Iran's economy was reaping the benefits of the deal, called it "the worst ever negotiated".
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" Ahmed also took note of The Night Of's themes of racial discrimination, noting that "it's always strange reaping the rewards of a story based on real-world suffering.
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Cramer spoke with Take-Two's CEO Strauss Zelnick, who explained how the company is still reaping the benefits of "Grand Theft Auto's" free online version of the game.
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While the historic nuclear deal was still being negotiated, with Paris taking a tough stand, French firms were initially pessimistic about reaping the first wave of eventual contracts.
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Why it matters: Lowes benefits from selling the type of products that are expensive to buy online, but is also reaping the rewards of a healthy housing market.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - As OPEC's efforts to balance the oil market bear fruit, U.S. producers are reaping the benefits - and flooding Europe with a record amount of crude.
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" Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, said some drug companies had been caught defrauding Medicare and Medicaid while reaping "enormous profits as a result of federal research investments.
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The thing is, there are ways for policymakers to make sure companies share the wealth they're reaping from the tax cuts with more stakeholders than their investors. Sen.
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But in recent years critics allege the FARC's estimated 7,000 soldiers had become a narco-terrorist force, reaping millions of dollars from cocaine shipments to the United States.
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They have focused on the performance-related funding that was set up in the 1990s - raised via a national lottery - that now seems to be reaping the benefits.
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Total sales grew 5.6 percent, up from 3.6 percent for a similar period a year ago, reaping the benefits of favourable weather and a popular Russian World Cup.
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"If only a few people fall for your scam, you're still reaping in the money," said Maureen Mahoney, policy analyst at Consumers Union, a division of Consumer Reports.
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"After 30 years of record profits, business had the chance to bring prosperity for all but they have failed and are now reaping the political consequences," he said.
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While Steph Curry and LeBron James make another playoff run, Kobe Bryant is reaping the benefits of retired life -- snappin' pics with beautiful models and eating Reese's Puffs.
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Asked on Tuesday about the survey, presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo, said Duterte's strategy was to avoid a potential "inferno" of conflict while reaping the rewards of improved business.
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He has been accused of reaping his ideas from the country's far-right party, the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ), which was founded by actual Nazis in the 1950s.
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So rather than fighting against ourselves, we should come together to set self-driving vehicles out on the roads and begin reaping the benefits as soon as possible.
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"The island stands on the cusp of reaping real political and economic benefits not only for Cypriots, but also beyond the island across the wider region," he added.
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"The discount giant is clearly reaping the benefits of its massive investments in associates, stores, technology, and acquisitions," Retail Metrics' Ken Perkins wrote in a note to clients.
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Rio de Janeiro, like every host city, hopes to continue reaping Olympics-related benefits long past the closing ceremony, such as increased tourism and a bolstered world reputation.
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The bank became an adviser to Blue Bottle, Peloton, and WeWork, reaping tens of millions of dollars in fees and securing Wintroub's place among the bank's senior dealmakers.
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If that describes your early-stage startup, don't let procrastination or paraskavedekatriaphobia (fear of Friday the 13th) keep you from reaping the benefits of exhibiting in Startup Alley.
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That is why I do the work that I do, because we have created what people are reaping the benefits of, but we're not included in the narrative.
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The data mostly show PBMs are reaping large Medicaid windfalls on generic drugs, not brand-name drugs (although clandestine rebates make brand-name drugs lucrative in other markets).
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Water-purifying pitchers have made drinking cold, crisp water easier than ever — but you are only reaping the benefits of the filter if you actually change it regularly.
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Garcia, who is 8-for-16 with 1.2 total bases and has driven in four runs, might be reaping the benefits of an improved diet and offseason regimen.
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The government is reaping the dubious rewards of having opened the City of London since the late 1990s to foreign capital with no questions asked about its origin.
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For the event, it spent heavily in hopes of reaping $50 million in return, rebranding itself Eclipseville, and hiring a Solar Eclipse Coordinator to prepare for the crowds.
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At the end of her life, when she should be reaping the rewards of seniority and respect, she fears that she has been turned into a punch line.
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For a long time, the only thing fans knew about this prequel was that it took place on the morning of the reaping of the Tenth Hunger Games.
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In addition, with the removal of these remedies, it cleared the last hurdle for Spotify to go public, thereby reaping its equity owner's tens of billions of dollars.
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That makes battling the flow of fake news particularly challenging, as much of it preys on hyper-polarized audiences, reaping huge share numbers and clicks from Trump supporters.
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While defendant achieved great success, reaping all the benefits that went with it, these boys struggled, and all are still struggling now with what defendant did to them.
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In other words, investors are paying for a new hotel in the heart of America's financial capital while reaping the benefits of investing in a "high-unemployment" area.
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Close to $53 billion was spent on boarding and grooming services alone—and small businesses like D Pet Hotels Chelsea in New York City are reaping the benefits.
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Especially the super-mega ones run by people who have made billions; they will not change a thing unless they have to because they're reaping so much profit.
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While Chávez and Maduro cannot escape the lion's share of the blame for today's nightmare in Venezuela, they are reaping the bitter fruit planted by Venezuela's democratic leaders.
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Amazon ultimately chose to split the project between Northern Virginia and New York City, potentially reaping billions in incentives for the third-most valuable corporation in the world.
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Jefferies analyst Jeffrey Holford, in a note on Thursday, forecast $1.5 billion in peak sales for the drug, with estimates for Novartis reaping about $440 million annually from 2020.
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To date, 2018 has been a banner year at the box office, with the top 10 movies reaping a whopping $10 billion worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo data.
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"The first couple of years are going to be tough but then we will start reaping the fruits of our hard work," Azhar said, promising to limit future borrowing.
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Bong begins the sequence by visually establishing the Kims' false sense of success, having dedicated an entire previous sequence to show the Kims reaping the rewards of their scheme.
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"We don't have to front the money and we're reaping both savings and actually money coming back our way," said Jeffrey D. Knueppel, general manager of the transportation authority.
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As the job market becomes more competitive in some industries and unemployment holds steady and even drops in certain regions, job site Glassdoor is reaping some of the rewards.
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And it may already be reaping the benefits of being in three of the 21st Century Sector indices: Lockheed shares are up more than 20 percent year-over-year.
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Critics and opposition leaders say this decision has in fact led to a surge in wildcat mining and violence, with the government reaping the benefits of illegal gold production.
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He is reaping the benefit of a tough-on-crime policy, which helped reduce Honduras's murder rate (it had been the world's highest when he became president in 2014).
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Determined to ensure their internal security and worried that the United States hasn't been tough enough with Iran, the Saudis asserted themselves and are reaping at least temporary gains.
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The return also showed Trump was reaping the benefits from a $916 million loss reported in a 1995 return, which was released last year by The New York Times.
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When it comes to funding for startups, marketing tech is seeing a boom at the moment, and one company that is reaping the fruits of that is Zeta Interactive.
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The problem with taxation is that it is a deterrent to deploying the technology and reaping the productivity gains, while only indirectly helping those who are sidelined by it.
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Nintendo may not have had a lot to do with the development of Pokémon Go — but that doesn't mean the company isn't reaping benefits from the mobile game's success.
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This has produced a class of business people adept at manipulating government, and reducing competition in favor of projects in which they are involved, thereby reaping substantial pecuniary gains.
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Hospitals are reaping big windfalls from commonly used drugs, marking them up 3-7 times above their average sales prices, according to an analysis by Wall Street firm AllianceBernstein.
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Now that they're in full force and investors are reaping the rewards of that short-term investment, markets are looking for a slowdown in earnings later in the year.
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The Gucci brand is reaping the benefits of a radical makeover under designer Alessandro Michele, with a flamboyant style that has won over fashion fans and helped sales surge.
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As more and more boomers take required distributions, and more and more simply tap into their accounts, the Treasury will be reaping what Erisa sowed over 40 years ago.
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We are reaping what has been sown from voter disillusionment and we will continue doing so until enough people recognize what is truly at stake when they don't vote.
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That language appeared intended to benefit just one company, Subaru of America, which ended up reaping a $118 million tax credit from the state, according to interviews and documents.
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Lino says he's already reaping the benefits in the form of thousands of added social media followers -- he went from around 5k to almost 46k on Instagram almost overnight.
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Proposed program regulations from the Treasury Department would prevent Amazon from reaping the largest possible windfall of the tax break, because most of its business is outside the zone.
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Companies, in this view, are not just reaping bigger profits than they were in the past, but they are also feeling less pressure to share the spoils with workers.
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WASHINGTON — The first lady, Melania Trump, has parted ways with an adviser after news about the adviser's firm reaping $26 million in payments to help plan President Trump's inauguration.
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We can get our "Avengers: Infinity War" tickets and pecan-crusted salmon meal kits, reaping the benefits of artificially cheap goods and services while investors soak up the losses.
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Medallion Financial also sold some permits it owned in 2008 and 2009, reaping big profits, although it has held onto most of its medallions, according to city transaction records.
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Suddenly, the traders manipulating Libor were big winners, reaping hundreds of millions of dollars in unexpected profits for their firms, and making themselves invaluable, and highly paid, star performers.
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In January, for example, BlackRock, the huge asset manager, settled with the S.E.C. for offering exit agreements that prevented former employees from reaping the financial benefits of whistle-blowing.
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Some of these companies hid information about the dangerous effects of their drugs, distorted claims, and engaged in misbranding and misleading advertising, minimizing lethal risks, while reaping massive profits.
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Companies building up their valuations and waiting longer to go public prevent investors from reaping as much of the rewards, AOL co-founder Steve Case told CNBC on Thursday.
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Mr. Acemoglu and Pascual Restrepo of Boston University argue that businesses are not even reaping large rewards for the money they are spending to replace their workers with machines.
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BETHLEHEM, West Bank (Reuters) - Palestinian musicians are fast reaping dividends from their presence on Spotify, which launched its internet streaming service in the Middle East and North Africa last week.
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In fact, a majority of investors say reaping the benefits of a higher yield on their savings is the best thing about rising rates, even as borrowing costs go up.
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Delta is reaping the benefits of that robust corporate travel demand and a strategy of selling seats at the front of the plane, instead of offering them as free upgrades.
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Assad's brutality was matched only by that of ISIS, a bastard group of al Qaeda in Iraq that rose in Syria by reaping the spoils of a spiraling civil war.
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The big picture: Netflix has morphed into a streaming giant that is producing more of its own shows — hiking its prices as subscribers grow — and Hastings is reaping huge rewards.
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The report also points out the trend of Chinese companies buying out U.S. shareholders, delisting their stock, and then reaping an even bigger windfall through a new offering in China.
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The ESR drive is a reflection of the culture war inside tech, an insular battle that means little to the candidates who are now reaping a windfall because of it.
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This being "Better Call Saul," there's a build-up before reaping any of those Fring benefits, and the first glimpse of Gus (Giancarlo Esposito) is a relatively low-key affair.
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Argentine crushers are working at about half capacity while U.S. crushers are reaping the benefits of low soy prices after China slapped a 25-percent import tariff on U.S. beans.
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Controlling an enormous business empire consisting of key national industries, including energy and real estate, the ICRG is reaping the benefits of the lifting of sanctions by the Obama administration.
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Trump is now reaping a similar kind of whirlwind — the kind of problems you would expect someone with his impulses to face when trying to operate in a democratic system.
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The president and his allies have been frequently critical of the U.N., NATO and other international alliances, arguing that the U.S. contributes significant resources without reaping adequate benefits in return.
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Tiger Woods' return to the Masters Tournament is bringing a lot of excitement back to golf, and Bridgestone Golf is reaping huge rewards from that excitement, said CEO Angel Ilagan.
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To date, the plan has consisted of trying to trim back costs, including by reducing the number of hours worked by employees, and reaping more revenues by delivering more parcels.
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The first reason is to ensure that public servants are not influenced in the performance of public duties by the thought of later reaping special benefits from a prospective employer.
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"These practices can prevent European consumers from reaping the full benefits of e-commerce in terms of greater choice and lower prices," Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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Drivers may be reaping the benefits of cheap gasoline, but it's completely changing the politics surrounding energy, with the White House and Congress under no pressure to reduce gas prices.
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But now people are rediscovering shared housing and reaping its rewards, whether out of financial necessity, a gig-economy tendency toward transience or a preference for a more communal experience.
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By getting the government out of the way and lowering taxes across the board, this president has fueled a booming economy, and black Americans especially are reaping the many rewards.
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The wiser path will have been lost, one built on distributed solar generation systems capable of reaping Puerto Rico's abundant sunshine for a system built around resilience, efficiency and affordability.
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The president and his allies have been frequently critical of the U.N., NATO and similar ally organizations, arguing that the U.S. contributes significant resources without reaping adequate benefits in return.
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Sabalenka, who won the singles title in Shenzhen earlier this year and the U.S. Open doubles crown with Elise Mertens, said she was reaping the benefits of playing more freely.
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But presidential campaigns may ultimately decide that the benefits of reaping favorable media coverage while flush with victory will overshadow any backlash that might occur when official results show otherwise.
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The $2900 billion in taxpayer subsidies that Amazon is reaping from its new offices in New York and Virginia is bringing new scrutiny on the tech giant from public officials.
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However, now that it's time to say goodbye to the cherished, classic style, we're reaping all the benefits — the shoe is available for a whopping 50% off while supplies last.
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But the US is now experiencing the longest economic expansion in US history, and rank-and-file employees are increasingly upset that they are not reaping much of the benefits.
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Airlines are reaping the rewards of more efficient schedules and the industry's successful move toward adding more ancillary — or extra — fees, for everything from seat assignments to baggage to soda.
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The digital age has created winner-take-all markets in information -- including our personal data -- and Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page, Sergei Brin, and others are giddily reaping the benefits.
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A handful of people created the mess in which Puerto Rico now finds itself, a tiny elite is reaping vast riches, and the 99% are being left to pay the consequences.
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Florida Blue, the dominant health insurance company in the state, is still reaping huge profits from its Obamacare plans — a stark difference from the doom and gloom portrayed by other insurers.
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With Venus retrograde gently in contact with sickle-wielding father time, Saturn, this week is for reaping what you sow as you take responsibility for how you've behaved in the past.
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Felber said that waning support for liberalized trade and markets was a function of the perception that companies are reaping big profits without tangible benefits for the rest of the population.
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The heavyweight champ is still reaping the benefits from his shocking upset win over Anthony Joshua on June 1 ... getting the VIP treatment from Andrés Manuel López Obrador in Mexico City.
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As more traditional brick-and-mortar retailers look to capitalise on the growth of e-commerce and mobile to compete against the likes of Amazon, fintech startups are reaping the rewards.
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That's the bet that the Times and Post (among other outlets) have made by doubling down on investigative reporting in the Trump era, and they seem to be reaping the rewards.
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These companies have invested billions of dollars in research and development ($80 billion, according to the Brookings Institute), in the hopes of reaping the rewards of a potential $7 trillion industry.
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"With peak investments and significant scale behind us, our pace is quickening as we focus on completing the rollout of these initiatives and reaping the benefits," Shaich said in the release.
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Israel's government has been under pressure to open the country's thriving technology sector to more local investment as foreigners are seen to be mainly reaping the returns of Israel's tech boom.
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Boosted by strong demand from industrial and mining customers for the past two years, Sandvik is also reaping the rewards of years of restructuring, cost-cutting and divesting non-core businesses.
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A new tax amnesty plan rolled out in July is enhancing the reputation of the government of President Joko Widodo for solid management — and reaping it a windfall in tax revenue.
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According to the Commerce Department, new home sales in the U.S. are up 6 percent since January, the highest level since July of 2016, and that has homebuilders reaping the benefits.
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I'm singularly focused on what I'm doing, when I'm doing it, and thus I'm reaping the benefits of single-tasking — all because I'm now accountable for each minute and hour spent.
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It is reaping the benefits of economic orthodoxy, which was introduced by Alfredo Stroessner, a strongman who also murdered dissidents and promoted smuggling during his long reign from 1954 to 1989.
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The GOP chairman believes voters are reaping the rewards from a GOP-controlled government with tax and regulations cuts and an improving economy, and that they'll stick with Republicans this fall.
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Rumors of his illegal methods were an open secret, and he had already built the most successful hedge fund in China, reaping billions of dollars in personal wealth in the process.
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Data centers comprise one of the hottest areas in the market, so hot that even utilities like Dominion Energy are reaping the benefits, Dominion Chairman and CEO Tom Farrell told CNBC.
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Networks like NBCUniversal and CBS are pitching direct-to-consumer brands hard to fuel the $70 billion TV business, but cable networks are the ones reaping the rewards of DTC advertisers.
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WASHINGTON — Federal agents are struggling to stop opioid smugglers who are reaping vast profits, according to interviews and documents, as the number of Americans dying from drug overdoses continues to rise.
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This latest nuclear blast, during America's Labor Day weekend, shows that Pyongyang is less interested in reaping concessions from the international community than in sticking to its playbook of strategic provocations.
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The group's initial findings suggest shareholders of 90 large corporations — including Home Depot, Pfizer and Capital One — are reaping far more of the benefits of the law than workers or consumers.
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Iron ore prices inched towards five-month highs on Wednesday, with domestic miners reaping benefits of the rally, amid hopes of strong restocking demand in Chinese mills ahead of local holidays.
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WE'RE ON THE VERGE OF REAPING THE BENEFITS OF ALL OF THE INVESTMENTS WE'VE MADE IN 5G, WHICH IS ROLLING OUT IN A PROFOUND WAY OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS.
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Ramona Singer still cries about her ex-husband Mario Singer – but she loves dating Ever since splitting from her husband Mario Singer, Ramona has been reaping the benefits of the single life.
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As long as liberalism is synonymous with globalisation—with global elites cocooned in global institutions and global multinationals reaping economies of scale across a global market—it will be destined to wither.
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Banks, on their part, have supported profits by reaping fees on the sale of investment products to customers, replacing instead funding from retail bonds coming to maturity with European Central Bank loans.
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Since August's full moon arrives in time with the start of the traditional harvest season, it's spiritually associated with reaping what you sow — or, more literally, seeing your work finally pay off.
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Meanwhile, investors are not reaping as much for taking on risk as they did in the past, said Anand Omprakash, director of equity and derivative strategy at BNP Paribas, in New York.
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The real key to reaping the productivity benefits of a standing desk work could be to figure out what tasks you do best sitting and standing and then to toggle between them.
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He added: "It is through connectedness that economies will grow, Japan having grown through reaping … the benefits of free trade and investment, wants to be the champion upholding open systems alongside Germany."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Chinese private equity executive has been charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission with reaping $29.05 million of illegal profit from insider trading ahead of Comcast Corp's (CMCSA.
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They stem from a national economic system that is disproportionately dependent on migrant remittances, where the government has encouraged and lionized overseas migrants while reaping exorbitant fees from their hard-earned wages.
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NEW YORK, April 6 (IFR) - Investors with a stomach for volatility are reaping hefty rewards for taking risky bets on Brazilian debt, with the sovereign's bonds clearly outperforming other emerging market credits.
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AccorHotels, with over 4,000 hotels ranging from the luxury Sofitel to the budget Ibis, reported record 2017 earnings last month, reaping the fruits of a restructuring started by Chief Executive Sebastien Bazin.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian lenders Bank of Nova Scotia and Bank of Montreal posted higher-than-expected quarterly earnings, reaping the benefits of a domestic economy growing at its fastest rate in years.
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Kim's style of governance also differs from his father, who was interested in reaping economic concessions through international negotiations and never pointed North Korean missiles toward Washington, the South Korean professor noted.
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When Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, slams David Cameron, Britain's departing prime minister, for reaping the fruits of years of Euroscepticism, his words find a ready audience across Europe.
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However, estimates being tossed around by Wall Street analysts have companies overall getting an extra 3.33 to 12 percent boost in profits, with some banks reaping 25 percent growth above current estimates.
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Like Trump, DeSantis largely adheres to the Rick Scott and Jeb Bush principles of cutting taxes wherever possible, getting taxpayer dollars back in the hands of people, and reaping the economic prosperity.
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The president is correct that both issues should have been dealt with more effectively long ago, and in the idea that the U.S. is reaping the bitter fruit of poorly negotiated deals.
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The result was a sort of hypercapitalist Hunger Games, in which cities and states debased themselves in the hopes of reaping tens of thousands of jobs and several billion dollars in investment.
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Web behemoths are increasingly reaping the benefits of a shift in advertising dollars toward digital outlets, which say they offer better ad targeting and ad delivery capabilities than traditional forms of advertising.
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This fall, at a moment when retailers traditionally look forward to reaping holiday profits, the owner of the fourth-largest bookstore chain in the country surrendered to the forces of e-commerce.
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Yet at some point, even as investors continue reaping the benefits of a market climb that's been fattening wallets and retirement accounts along the way, the party will come to an end.
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Because the tax break only benefits wine companies that both import and export, its reversal might actually be a boon to US wine importers who have been excluded from reaping those benefits.
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" In a nine-page filing, the prosecutors said that the Concord companies were intent on reaping "the benefits of the Court's jurisdiction while positioning itself to evade any real obligations or responsibility.
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"We believe we have to give away value to make the ecosystem work between us and retailers and consumers before we start to think about reaping and taking value ourselves," he said.
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Critics say that while countries like Cyprus and Malta are reaping the benefits of handing out passports, what they are really offering is the right to live anywhere in the European Union.
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Among those reaping windfalls are large international law firms like the Washington-based Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, which represents the governments of Japan, the Maldives, Nicaragua and South Korea, among others.
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Already this year, the Moon administration chose to accommodate North Korea at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics rather than insisting that the regime ease its repression before reaping the rewards of Olympic diplomacy.
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Nipsey Hussle's daughter, Emani, will find out who gets permanent custody of her in less than 2 months -- but for now she's reaping the benefits of grief counseling sessions with her mother.
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What this means is that our federal laboratories and research institutions aren't aggressive enough and that the Defense Department is not reaping the rewards of the larger and more competitive commercial sector.
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Most mothers have some kind of limitation, whether it be financial challenges or a lack of external support, that could prevent them from reaping the benefits of such an important medical advancement.
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For example, venture capitalists tend to be white men, and they tend to invest in white men with software that destroys middle-class jobs, while sometimes reaping ungodly returns for their investors.
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He and co-owner K.J. Ajmer had expanded operations to include work on commercial shoots and processing services for 16 and 21955mm motion-picture film, but reaping strong profits still proved challenging.
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"I can only imagine that they are reaping in huge sums per year because they almost have a monopoly in this space," Manuela Ekowo, a co-author of that report, told Business Insider.
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"With peak investments and significant scale behind us, we are now focused on completing the rollout of our initiatives and reaping the benefits," Ron Shaich, CEO of Panera, said in a statement Tuesday.
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"I do think that I learned from having my first, and so my second is reaping the benefits of me no longer being a complete hopeless mess of trial and error," she said.
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There's just one caveat: To see some of the deals, you'll need to be an Amazon Prime member — but you can sign up for a free trial to start reaping the benefits now.
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"The U.S. came late to the show, but they're certainly sort of reaping the technology benefits from Europe," af Geijerstam said, noting the projects here start "really, really low on the cost trajectory."
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But they aren't reaping the same economic benefits of the tech boom as white Americans, and low rates of black employment in the tech industry are a large part of the reason why.
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In August 2015, Megan came back to Bloomberg to take over the Washington bureau; she did a magnificent job - and our national politics coverage is still reaping the benefits of her hard work.
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Young Simba just can't wait to be king, and he's already reaping the benefits of royalty ... because JD McCrary scored a fat check to do some voice work for the 'Lion King' remake.
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"This is an opportunity for all of the player that are involved to not just be hands on as far as informing fans, but also reaping the benefits of it too," said McFadden.
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The key to reaping the benefits of an FTA and ensuring that it benefits U.S. companies, workers and consumers is to enforce the rules of the agreement in the event of a breach.
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In that case, Iran could decide that it is in its interest to remain in the agreement since it will still be reaping the economic benefits it gained via the lifting of sanctions.
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Income inequality in the United States last year reached the highest level in a half-century with the wealthiest Americans reaping some of the biggest economic gains, according to the US Census Bureau.
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If he ran as an independent, which would thus accurately reflect his affiliation, Sanders would not be damaging a party he refuses to register with while reaping immense personal gain from the platform.
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In today's hectic work world, vacations can provide harried employees with much-needed time to relax and recharge their proverbial batteries, ultimately reaping benefits for both the employees themselves and for their companies.
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Companies like Collibra and its competitors like Alation, Adaptive Insights, Datum and Informatica are reaping the benefits of this by providing software to oversee how the data that companies are collecting is handled.
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Now it is reaping the rewards of a model that keeps it in control of its product, unlike others that are complicated by a chain that includes the restaurant and a delivery person.
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It does take five to six sessions to really "grasp the method, relax and start reaping the benefits," according to the follow-up email sent by Tempo an hour after class has ended.
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The process has come to be known as "mining" because it is slow and intensive, reaping a gradual reward in the same way that minerals such as gold are mined from the ground.
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And they have become valuable currency in their own right, sometimes reaping millions of dollars in rental fees for the campaigns that built the lists and the list brokers who arrange the rentals.
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In their diplomacy with Tehran, EU sources say Iranian government officials have warned they are under pressure from those who say Iran has traded away its nuclear sovereignty without reaping any economic benefits.
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"For the United States and Mexico to continue reaping the benefits of North American trade, each country must fulfill its commitments to efficiency, security and rule of law," Gonzalez said in a statement.
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What is unknown about this second wave COVID-19 hacking is whether it will be conducted with an eye towards reaping rich economic rewards or causing even more pain to the American economy.
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Ms. Blackburn's son-in-law, Paul J. Ketchel III, registered as a lobbyist in 2004, during her first congressional term, reaping fees from some Tennessee clients who were his mother-in-law's contributors.
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ESG measures -- which investors can use to assess the level of a company's environmental, social and governance responsibility -- are increasingly being considered in investment decisions, and U.S. water utilities are reaping the benefits.
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We're reaping what we've sown over decades -- a twisted incentive system that has pushed our parties toward the ideological extremes, making them less functional and less representative of the nation as a whole.
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The Republicans under Ulysses Grant were focused on reaping the value of their victories, but there was an internal split as New York Herald Tribune editor Horace Greeley ran as the reform candidate.
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Overfishing is at an all-time low, yet in many fisheries, anglers aren't reaping the benefits because Magnuson hasn't been adapted to allow for management approaches that acknowledge the value of recreational fishing.
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"We're on the verge of reaping the benefits of all the investments we've made in 5G, which is rolling out in a very profound way over the next couple of years," Horton said.
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"McDonald's is now lapping some tougher comparatives, especially in the U.S. where, this time last year, it was reaping the rewards of menu reconfiguration and the introduction of the All Day Breakfast," Saunders said.
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The idea of a startup visa was first proposed in the U.S., and while we still don't have one, countries like Canada, France and Singapore have copied the idea and are reaping the benefits.
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In typical Trump fashion, the ad paints a dystopian picture of an America flooded with Syrian refugees and undocumented immigrants — many of them intent on committing crimes and reaping government services, a narrator warns.
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This release comes right on the heels of the company's latest financial report, which revealed Puma has definitely been reaping the benefits of its all-star alignments with Rihanna, Kylie Jenner, and the like.
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Although the group's 11033 credit metrics are not fully aligned with a 'BB' rating we assume Ladbrokes will start reaping the benefits from substantial investments, leading to improving profits and a clearer deleveraging path.
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Streaming music now accounts for more than 80 percent of all music consumption in key markets like the U.S., and one of the big leaders in the field is reaping some of the rewards.
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The studio planned to revisit some of cinema's classic horror films, setting them in an interconnected universe like Marvel's superhero franchise, and potentially reaping the benefits of box-office smash after box-office smash.
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Renault, based in the Paris suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt, is reaping the rewards of a comprehensive overhaul of its lineup under chief designer Laurens van den Acker, who joined the company eight years ago.
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At the moment, the order is reaping some much-needed revenue by renting its property to Universal Television, which is using the cabins as the backdrop for a Hulu original series about a cult.
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"It was key that we implemented (those new platforms) in order to go through a learning period, so that we can go into the fourth quarter reaping the benefits of those changes," Naliato said.
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He invokes his own experience as a donor as an example of campaign finance corruption, rips hedge fund managers for dodging taxes, and joins Sanders in blasting the pharmaceutical industry for reaping undeserved profits.
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The Definitive Guide to Business The allure of being your own boss, setting your own schedule and reaping the rewards of your hard work can make the idea of being an entrepreneur mightily enticing.
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Technology is the best-performing sector in the S&P 500 year-to-date, rallying more than 16 percent, but funds focused on companies at the cutting edge of technology are really reaping gains.
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After bans from services like Google, GoDaddy, and PayPal, some on the far-right turned to the decentralized cryptocurrency to conduct transactions, reaping a financial windfall in the process with bitcoin's rise in value.
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Of note, two of the eight attendees of that Khartoum Arab League Summit (Jordan and Egypt) have since signed peace treaties with Israel and are reaping some economic and security benefits from those treaties.
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Assistant US Attorney Adam Fels on Tuesday pointed to Guzmán and described him as the hands-on boss of a criminal empire once capable of reaping $10 million in profits monthly from cocaine deals.
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Metal Box International should be reaping the benefits of a little-known trade war over toolboxes - but, as the latest story in the Trump Effect series reveals, the winners and losers aren't always clear.
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One of the things I enjoy about farming is that I'm my own boss — I get to make my own decisions about how to run my operation, reaping the benefits and handling the setbacks.
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In fact, Chiavarone sees FANG stocks, which include top tech names Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google [Alphabet], as ultimately reaping benefits from blockchain's processing power — as well as areas from health care to financials.
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Maintaining its oil-and-gas business as a publicly traded company also provides an acquisition currency to pursue other transactions in the sector, though executives said reaping synergies remained the first order of business.
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"Today's announcement is a win for the millions of consumers who are reaping the benefits of services made available through free data programs," Joan Marsh, AT&T Senior Vice President, said in a statement.
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There is no reason to let a company make so much money while potentially helping to radicalize billions of people, reaping the financial benefits while asking society to bear so many of the costs.
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It would not, however, address a root of the dissatisfaction with Teterboro: a feeling that towns like Hackensack absorb all the drawbacks of the airport without reaping any of the benefits, Ms. Canestrino said.
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This almost, ALMOST makes up for the centuries of inequality women have faced at the hands of men who took credit for their ideas and prevented them from reaping the fruits of their labours.
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Instead of reaping the benefits of its natural resources, which include 70 percent of Iraq's proven natural gas reserves, Basra suffers high unemployment, frequent electricity shortages, unsafe water and waste facilities and crumbling infrastructure.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Dominic Thiem is reaping the benefits of arriving in Australia extra early, his coach said on Saturday, building the Austrian's confidence for his Australian Open title clash against Novak Djokovic on Sunday.
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Just make sure your Sim has a strong sense of their personal brand, and you'll be reaping all the rewards of influencer culture in no time (online harassment and death threats probably not included).
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The following year the Hermès chief executive, Patrick Thomas, effectively compared the unwelcome approach to a "rape" (they eventually made peace and Mr. Arnault backed off, after reaping a tidy profit from his investment).
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India is still the world's fastest growing major economy but analysts say that won't matter to voters who feel they're not reaping the benefits of India's relatively strong growth -- especially among the country's youth.
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"Excluding private research, start-ups and companies from reaping the full benefits of this technology will undoubtedly reduce Europe's competitiveness," it said in a note seen by Reuters which highlighted Chinese and U.S. rivals.
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Samsung Electronics stands to be a major beneficiary of the China production problems announced Monday by its rival Apple, reaping the rewards of a decade-long bet on low-cost smartphone manufacturing in Vietnam.
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In a footnote, the judge also noted that the Trump International Hotel was reportedly one of the best performing properties run by the Trump Organization, reaping more than $40 million in revenue in 2017.
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Ivanka Trump & Jared Kushner are worth between $240 and $53 million, per NYT and AP. Trump retains a stake in Trump International in DC, which means they still are reaping rewards from their business empire.
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The big takeaway from 2016 is that, despite the public supporting many Democratic positions on policy, Republicans are now reaping the benefits of their 2000-year organizing strategy, supported by dozens of mega-wealthy donors.
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Why it matters: The results from the multinational oil giant formerly known as Statoil show how the industry is reaping the benefits from higher oil prices even though their haul was slightly below analysts' forecasts.
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Some of the most sought after pieces include Katniss Everdeen s (Jennifer Lawrence) wooden District 503 hunting longbow, Katniss's iconic Mockingjay armor, several signature costumes from Effie Trinket and the District 12 reaping bowl filled.
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Axe can't direct trades, so it looks like he's directing other people's trades, and reaping the benefits by investing his own money — namely, $2 billion of Axe Capital's funds that he's mysteriously earmarked for himself.
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"I'm glad I spent the time on it then because we're reaping the benefits now, but I'm sure many other startup founders can agree with me on how taxing this process can be," says Dryja.
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Of course, as we've increasingly come to understand, "free" is a loaded word when it comes to reaping the benefits in the digital age—a free service oftentimes means sacrificing your time and your privacy.
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Iran has signed large economic contracts with Syria, reaping what appear to be lucrative rewards for helping Tehran's main regional ally President Bashar al-Assad in his fight against rebel groups and Islamic State militants.
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Last week, it was revealed that Payne has made almost $500,000 since streaming her video, reaping rewards in the form of gifts, fees from talk-show appearances, and a handful of all-expenses paid holidays.
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Conversely, Europe's best performers, led by four-win pairing Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood, have generally negotiated their way round the course with precision, keeping the ball in play more often, and reaping the benefits.
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"Millions of Americans are already reaping the benefits of the GOP tax relief plan that red state Democrats voted against," said National Republican Senatorial Committee spokeswoman Katie Martin in a press release earlier this year.
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For decades, they have enjoyed mutually beneficial relationships with their big clients — Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever — reaping great riches by catering to Americans' wants and tastes, having divined them through focus groups and surveys.
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Each of his arguments on the subject is a way of saying he doesn't think inequality is that important—even as populists across the world are reaping gains from the obvious conclusion that it is.
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Reaping the rewards of a product offensive that has seen all its major vehicles revamped, Renault's deliveries outpaced demand in most global markets, overtaking domestic rival PSA Group as Europe's second-biggest carmaker after Volkswagen.
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And given that you're far more likely to be struck by lightning than come away a lottery winner, you're better off putting your money in the stock market and reaping a slow but steady reward.
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Biden, who led a storied 36-year career in the US Senate, is reaping the benefits of the relationships and establishment credibility he cultivated during his time on Capitol Hill and as the Vice President.
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O). It is reaping the benefits of price cuts, an expansion into convenience stores, and a greater focus on organic products and private-labels, having recently sealed a purchasing alliance with British rival Tesco (TSCO.
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The president touted Dodd-Frank's impact now that it is nearly fully enacted and made the case that it may not be such a bad thing if banks are having a hard time reaping profits.
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But, but, but: The goods trade deficit with the EU increased 20% during the month, with U.S. imports from the EU surging to a record high, so American business owners aren't necessarily reaping the benefits.
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Etter has built an eerie, surreal world — the Earth is literally built of flesh; Cassie's father makes a living reaping tender cuts from the "meat quarry" — and she seduces you into it with dreamy lyricism.
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ZURICH, July 11 (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Idorsia's Chief Executive Jean-Paul Clozel on Wednesday accelerated fundraising for his drug pipeline, reaping around 13 million Swiss francs ($509 million) by selling new shares and convertible bonds.
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In this, Viacom is playing the role of the ad sales representative, reaping a commission on sales of inventory it doesn't own — which is traditionally the purview of the media buyer, not the media property.
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FRANKFURT, June 13 (Reuters) - German battery systems maker Akasol said it priced its stock market listing at the bottom of an indicative price range, at 48.50 euros ($56.08) apiece, reaping 100 million euros from the deal.
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With more and more companies moving to the cloud, the need for tools to help make sure employees' access to the cloud is secure is increasing, and cloud security startups like Netskope are reaping the rewards.
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Reaping the benefits of successful restructuring efforts and a more stable political situation at home, Italian banks have seized a strong start-of-the-year market momentum to sell debt, including riskier - and costlier - subordinated bonds.
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The film changed the whole potential of the field, and we're reaping the benefits of that because there are so many people of my generation all around the world that were so enthused by the film.
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In total, records show, he ran the scheme for more than four years, fraudulently billing several of the nation's top insurance companies — United, Aetna and Cigna — for $25 million and reaping about $20133 million in cash.
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The booming age of cellphones isn't just benefiting the technology industry — Ulta Beauty is now reaping the rewards of a "selfie" culture that prompts people to be camera ready at all times, CEO Mary Dillon said.
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Concluding that his unconventional approach was reaping benefits, Mr Trump had earlier surprised South Korean envoys, and his own national-security team, by agreeing to meet Kim Jong Un for talks on North Korea's nuclear aims.
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"We attribute this growth in sales to the fact that the big e-commerce competitors have become better at reaping the benefits of this artificial holiday," said Taylor Schreiner, principal analyst at Adobe Digital Insights (ADI).
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Nevertheless, he was well aware that there was a big difference between growing the plants and reaping the rewards, a fact that bothered Lee both during his time at university and working for a local NGO.
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And a parliamentary rejection could plunge Britain into a sudden, disruptive exit, reaping havoc on the economy as the UK fell back on World Trade Organization rules for trade with the EU, its largest trading partner.
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Having taken over an already successful engine maker, Mercedes brought its own engineering knowhow and vast resources to bear — it built out the production facilities at Brixworth — and it's now reaping the fruit of its investment.
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Given that the conventional wisdom from politicians has been to increase tax rates to drive up revenue, why are high U.S. corporate tax rates reaping less revenue, as a percentage of GDP, than low-tax economies?
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Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne said Total was reaping the benefit of cutting costs more quickly than competitors following the start of an oil price rout in 2014, and of focusing on projects with lower production costs.
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Let's not be as stupid as the Europeans, who have allowed millions of Muslims to come into their midst and are now reaping the wrath of radical jihadists who force submission through violence, terror and murder.
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President Hassan Rouhani and his foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, have staked their political fortunes on reaping prosperity from a new relationship with the West, and close Russian-Iranian military cooperation could only complicate that quest.
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While reaching peak mindfulness can take years of practice, there are a number of simple exercises you can start doing today that will allow you to begin reaping some of the benefits of mindfulness almost immediately.
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Grand welcome A year after gaining entry into the exclusive club of world leaders, Trump is reaping the benefits on the global stage, all with an eye toward keeping up appearances as a hard-nosed negotiator.
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"Today's announcement is a win for the millions of consumers who are reaping the benefits of services made available through free data programs," AT&T's vice president of regulatory affairs Joan Marsh said in a statement.
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Since it may be a decade before autonomous cars are sold on the market, a ride-hailing service may be a prime opportunity for Google to begin reaping the financial rewards of its cutting-edge technology.
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Republicans are reaping the whirlwind right now, and Democrats should seize the chance to show Americans an alternative to Mr. Trump's politics of rage, and an image of themselves to be proud of, not shrink from.
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Coach Oscar Pareja helped stock the Dallas academy after retiring as a player, and now he is reaping the rewards; in one game last year, Dallas, which won the Western Conference, started five former academy players.
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The PLUR-tribe could disavow Spicer, embarrassing him in front of his kids, and reaping the fruits of revenge for what our Secretary of the Press is doing to our constitutional freedoms on a daily basis.
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And this recording was super fun, and that's why Tyler called it Grinning Streak, because we felt like we having a great time and reaping the rewards of the hard work and anxiety that we'd felt.
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It would provide a more solid basis for debate than banks' self-serving assertions that they should be allowed to benefit from extraordinary public guarantees, while also reaping the extraordinary private rewards of high-risk finance.
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As our residents are forced onto the streets, many large companies — some of which have benefited from tax breaks given to them by the city — are also reaping a windfall from recent cuts to corporate taxes.
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During the trials of Mr. Gruevski and his associates, audio recordings and documents revealed how the former prime minister ran the country as a mafia state, ordering surveillance on opponents, rigging elections and reaping the spoils.
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Today, Balfanz is also busy studying computer science and statistics at Duke, where he says most of his fellow students are well aware that he's one of the creators of a game reaping seven-figure profits.
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If Aldo didn't want to get on the lead after that, Edgar should be more than happy just reaping those benefits for five rounds rather than trying to rush in with punches as Aldo eludes him.
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David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images The original open-source projects were not really businesses, they were revolutions against the unfair profits that closed-source software companies were reaping.
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There, young Macedonians have embraced "a digital gold rush" by setting up fake news sites and using Facebook as a platform to push their false stories, reaping the advertising dollars that come with the clicks and sharing.
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A 53-year-old cisgender lesbian I spoke to who lives in New Jersey likened calling oneself queer after reaping the privileges of being straight to former NAACP leader Rachel Dolezal, a white woman, calling herself black.
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Bloomberg reported last year that Samsung was planning to release two phones with bendable displays in 2017, but it's clear Samsung is still working on perfecting the technology, while reaping the rewards of its bezel-less investments.
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His own childhood experiences of reaping the rewards of hard work are what motivates his and wife Elsa Pataky's parenting of 4-year-old twin sons Tristan and Sasha as well as 6-year-old daughter India.
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"That arithmetic ought to persuade OPEC and Russia of the value of sticking with it, maybe cutting sufficient extra barrels to offset Libya and Nigeria increases and reaping the reward of higher overall 2017 revenues," said Fyfe.
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Google's chief economist raised some eyebrows during a talk yesterday when he claimed that web search was actually a hard business to compete in — despite the company reaping massive profits for years from its search ad business.
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Second, the light platforming puzzles once limited to tower climbing are now spread across the game's incredible "prepper stashes," bite-sized challenges that let you explore the homes and bunkers of those caught up by the reaping.
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Mr. Paulson, who is best known for reaping a windfall by betting on a collapse of the housing market in 2008, has made $15.45 billion over the 20163 years that Institutional Investor has been compiling its list.
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Mirroring neighboring Hong Kong, many Taiwanese businesses have benefited from their geographical and cultural proximity to China, pouring investment into the mainland and reaping enviable profits as upwardly mobile Chinese trudge into Taiwan to work and play.
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With the top tenth of 1 percent of the population reaping the largest income gains, states with the highest tax rates on the rich are growing increasingly dependent on a smaller group of superearners for tax revenue.
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The findings of the Caixin/Markit survey reinforce views that China's smaller companies are continuing to struggle, while large state-owned giants are apparently reaping most of the benefits from a year-long, government-led construction boom.
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"He is actually reaping benefits from a relationship with a government that he is the chief executive office over … everyone knows it is illegal, it's wrong and no one has held this president accountable," Lawrence told Hill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Chinese private equity executive has been charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission with reaping $29.05 million of illegal profit from insider trading ahead of Comcast Corp's purchase of DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc.
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Elected officials in Ohio and Michigan blasted GM after the announcement, accusing the company of betraying workers after reaping billions of dollars in bailout funds in 2009-10 and tax breaks through the 2017 tax-cut law.
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As the energy reform continues to materialize past Enrique Peña Nieto's tenure, AMLO will be the one reaping most of the economic benefits, with revenue supporting his plan for social sector reform and large-scale infrastructure projects.
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But new data helps confirm that racism is taking money out of black homeowners' collective pockets to a painful sum of $237 billion, keeping those who are striving for the American dream from actually reaping its benefits.
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"What we have to make sure is that no deal can provide cover for the Iranian regime to develop a nuclear weapon in a clandestine manner while they're reaping all the benefits of this deal," McMaster said.
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In San Diego, Oakland, Phoenix, Atlanta, and elsewhere, politicians and residents fed up with paying for stadiums and never reaping their financial rewards have balked at committing massive amounts of public money to keep or lure teams.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The beaten-down bonds of Chinese internet companies have rebounded since the May flare-up in U.S.-China trade tensions, reaping a good profit for investors who braved the storm to buy the dips.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Netanyahu and his conservative Likud party are soaring in the polls after reaping credit at home for Mr. Trump's withdrawal from the deal to curb Iran's nuclear program, which the hawkish Israeli government vehemently opposed.
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Against that backdrop, his comment that the returned soldiers "need not remain" seems like a conscious effort to avoid reaping any direct personal benefit from his actions, no matter how urgently he felt the need for support.
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Critics say such a move would allow another 2008-like situation to emerge with investors taking risks in the mortgage market and reaping rewards, but leaving taxpayers on the hook in the event of another housing crash.
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Mr. Paulson, who is best known for reaping a windfall by betting on a collapse of the housing market in 2008, has made $15.45 billion over the 16 years that Institutional Investor has been compiling its list.
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In the coming months, the U.S. is likely to face unprecedented threats to our national interests from terrorists who are as dedicated to destroying our way of life as they are to reaping the rewards of martyrdom.
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"The news world is reaping some short-term benefits from the running battle with Trump, but this is really a short-sighted and ultimately losing strategy," said Jeffrey McCall, a media critic and professor at DePauw University.
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The company's strained relationship with the CWU union, which has called for a strike ballot, "bodes ill for both business as usual productivity improvements and reaping the benefits of the medium-term strategy," Liberum analyst Gerald Khoo wrote.
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While China was reaping the windfall of massive growth and dealing with the investment challenges of a "free" market within its borders for the first time, it was quietly scaling up its investment outside the country, as well.
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But as Paul Scharre writes in his new book Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War, this has all been a long time coming, and we're currently reaping the culmination of decades of military development.
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Here's proof, kindly snapped by my boyfriend: I haven't been able to try the blanket yet without passing out within moments, but it seems as though I've been reaping the benefits of a weighted blanket, even while asleep.
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The city has quietly built the right environmental factors to foster tech businesses and is now reaping the benefits — perhaps most notably through its victory in the national Smart City Challenge for its technology-integrated transportation system plan.
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Part of the legislation was aimed at making it easier for average people to invest in startups, potentially reaping the rewards on the next Facebook, upside which until now has been limited to wealthy investors and venture capitalists.
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Intense competition for jobs in South Korea is likely helping to drive interest in virtual currencies among young South Koreans, especially as they see others reaping big gains, said Shin Dong-hwa, head of the Korea Blockchain Exchange.
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He said states like New York, Florida, and California that see a lot of tourism and regions with industries that are dependent on buying fuel for everyday business activities are reaping the benefits of cheap oil and gas.
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With a presidential election in six months, Hollande had hoped by now to be reaping the gains from a 43 billion euro ($48 billion) payroll tax credit scheme he launched in 2013 to reverse years of lost competitiveness.
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However, after three straightforward wins, Keys is fresh and reaping the rewards of a decision to end her 2017 campaign in September to avoid aggravating a left wrist that required surgery at the end of the previous season.
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We cherish Downes's evidence that painting can be truer than photography to the ways that our eyes process the world: reaping patches of tone and color which our brains combine very rapidly, but not instantly, into seamless wholes.
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They also worried that the deal did not do enough to block Iran's alleged pathway to a bomb and that the country could reverse course in the years after the agreement after reaping the benefits of sanctions relief.
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South Korea reported a near 20 percent surge in July exports on Tuesday, driven by demand for memory chips, though heavyweights like LG Electronics may be reaping the lion's share of the trade windfall, while small firms struggle.
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This is the story they tell: hundreds of billions of dollars in federal spending cuts — trillions if the bill's funding is not reauthorized — with pro-Obamacare states getting hit the hardest and anti-Obamacare states reaping the rewards.
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Over the past decade, acres of living roofs have appeared in New York City, as commercial building owners have transformed their rooftops into meadows of wildflowers, sprawling beds of sedum, and even vegetable farms, reaping the environmental benefits.
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Rubin's quiet, money-padded exit from Playground and his public reemergence at Essential is yet another example of a male technology executive with sexual misconduct allegations coming back into an industry leadership role and reaping the associated rewards.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The maker of Humvee military vehicles filed a lawsuit accusing Activision Blizzard Inc of reaping billions of dollars of revenue by incorporating its trademarks without permission in its flagship "Call of Duty" video game franchise.
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"Whilst attracting FDI (foreign direct investment) in the oil and gas sector, reaping and sharing the rewards involving this valuable resource must be equitable to our development partners, investors, and the host government and its people," Kua said.
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Mr. Eisen also serves as a co-counsel in a lawsuit accusing Mr. Trump of violating the emoluments clause of the Constitution by refusing to divorce himself from his businesses, and thus reaping financial benefits from foreign agents.
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The SEC filed related civil charges accusing six individuals and two companies in the United States, Russia and Ukraine of reaping the $4.14 million of gains from May to October 2016, with some profits kicked back to Ieremenko.
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And here's the worst part: The massive income gap in 2017 doesn't even include the windfall CEOs are reaping from the Republican tax bill, so it's safe to say it's a problem that is going to get worse.
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Aside from the added income, working longer also allows you to preserve your retirement savings and even keep building those assets in tax-advantaged retirement plans while also reaping the benefits of delaying Social Security past full retirement age.
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"Though being an essential part of modern life, very few actually comprehend the deadly and destructive capability of the motor vehicle and its capacity of reaping large numbers of casualties if used in a premeditated manner," the article said.
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The kickoff rally followed months of work by the Trump campaign to get its operations up and running well ahead of the general election, reaping the benefits of incumbency while a crowded field of Democrats squabble for the nomination.
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The big picture: The move prompted immediate outrage from local politicians who believe the company has failed to invest in American workers, even after receiving a bailout during the recession and reaping benefits from last year's GOP tax bill.
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Intesa and other big Italian banks are reaping the benefits of a more stable political situation at home after a coalition of the mainstream Democratic Party and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement in September replaced a eurosceptic coalition.
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Today the label is reaping its rewards through a partnership with Sony, and with hit acts like OMI and Kygo, a 21-year-old Norwegian D.J. and producer who will perform at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Jan. 22013.
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"By accepting gifts of luxury private flights, Ambassador Haley seems to be falling in line with other Trump administration officials who are reaping personal benefits from their public positions," CREW's executive director, Noah Bookbinder, said in a Monday statement.
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Traditionally on Wall Street, traders betting on the success of a merger would buy shares of a target company and pair that trade with a short position in shares of the acquirer, reaping profit as the deal nears completion.
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But as ageing public information infrastructure grinds to a halt and public services start making the switch to digital, that image is slowly starting to change, and the tech companies helping this along are reaping some of the rewards.
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Did he build much of his presidential campaign around attacking "Crooked Hillary" and her infamous email server while working in secret to seek assistance from the Russians in winning the presidency or possibly reaping economic benefits for his company?
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Intesa last month agreed to sell 51 percent of its loan recovery unit to Swedish loan collector Intrum Justitia , shedding 11 billion euros in bad debts as part of the deal and reaping a 400 million euro capital gain.
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And never mind that the architects of the conservative strategy to dumb down the electorate are themselves highly educated, and reaping its benefits -- our President has a degree from an Ivy League school, as he often reminds his critics.
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As impressive as that is, it's also to be expected that a game like Apex, a relative latecomer to the Battle Royale genre, would grow faster by reaping the benefits of the entire industry's years of work and growth.
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At Sanur Kaja village in Denpasar, garbage gatherers are reaping the financial rewards of joining a pilot project run by Gringgo Trash Tech, reflected in a row of brand new motorcycles parked near the local authority's waste collection facility.
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This suggests that workers in the lower half or two-thirds of the pay scale are reaping the bulk of the benefits from the tight labor market in recent months while salaried employees have seen more restrained pay hikes.
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The U.S. House of Representatives is passing a bill that will roll back some Dodd-Frank regulations and, thanks to the new tax bill, banks are reaping the benefits of lower corporate rates and a boost in overall profits.
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Nonetheless, it got a solid 27.5 percent share in Grab in return and with the Singapore-based firm in the process of raising capital at a valuation of over $10 billion, Uber is already reaping the rewards on paper.
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Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and, to an extent, Smashing Pumpkins were already reaping the rewards of Nirvana's breakthrough, but they definitely received a boost in sales for their 1991 albums— Ten, Badmotorfinger, and Gish, respectively—due to their Singles affiliation.
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For instance, Boubyan Petrochemical, a Kuwaiti company, revealed in a Kuwaiti stock market disclosure on Thursday that it had sold about 3.3 million shares of Saudi Aramco stock, reaping 1.6 million Kuwaiti dinars in profit, or about $5.3 million.
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Drawn-out scrutiny by the South African regulator could frustrate the Budweiser brewer's goal of completing the acquisition in the second half of 2016 and delay reaping the financial benefits of combining the world's No.1 and 2 brewers.
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In an interview with Fox Business Network, he said a 10-cent to 30-cent hike would wipe out about a third of the "huge" $60 per month in savings the middle class was reaping from lower gas prices.
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Cedric tells us it's a case of Trump reaping what he sows, and the only shocking aspect of the NATO Summit smack-talk sesh is it's the first time a prominent world figure's been caught poking fun at POTUS.
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For the most part, though, they are not indicative of the windfalls that companies are reaping from the $2000 trillion tax law — and how much of that money that might trickle through to workers in the years to come.
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A decade, several more Kelly videos, and a national comedy tour with Maraget Cho later, Sullivan has all but retired from YouTube stardom, but is still reaping the benefits of the skills he taught himself in his Kelly era.
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Pro-union advocates have argued that under "right-to-work" laws, nonunion members are reaping the benefits of progress that unions achieve without paying anything in return, resulting in lower membership rates and less influence, Vox's Dylan Matthews wrote.
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Michael Kemmer, head of German banking association BDB, said such steps makes sense but the number of lenders in the fragmented market means ones that take the lead on fees and charges may end up losing business without reaping the benefits.
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Most theater chains are having trouble reaping profits from standard concessions and blockbusters you can get anywhere, but Alamo has offered creative dining, rare repertory films, thoughtful programming, and festivals that make people want to get out of the house.
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That would put more responsibility on the tech giants that are reaping huge profits and mostly keep in place the status quo for smaller platforms that aren't monetizing individual pieces of content through methods like advertising pre-roll on video.
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The bank said on Monday it had sold its stakes in Pioneer Pekao Investment Management and Dom Inwestycyjny Xelion to its former Polish unit Bank Pekao, reaping 105 million euros and adding almost 3 basis points to its CET1 ratio.
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A lawsuit filed by Massachusetts in January alleges that the pharmaceutical giant secretly pursued a plan to become "an end-to-end pain provider" by selling both opioids and drugs to treat opioid addiction, reaping more than $4 billion in profits.
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In The Book of X, Etter has built an eerie, surreal world — the Earth is literally built of flesh; Cassie's father makes a living reaping tender cuts from the "meat quarry" — and she seduces you into it with dreamy lyricism.
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However, as Vice pointed out in a story this week, the backlash to the sandwich had begun even before it sold out, particularly as Popeyes workers felt the strain of the sandwich's popularity without reaping any of the financial benefits.
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Sales were helped by discounts on the 2016 model lineup but at the relatively high prices the big SUVs command, GM is still reaping significant profits on the vehicles, said Alex Gutierrez, analyst with Kelley Blue Book, an industry consultancy.
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He explained that as China shifts from a labor-intensive economy to a higher-skilled one, Vietnam, with its low wage costs and relatively good infrastructure proposition, was reaping benefits as more companies shifted their manufacturing plants to the country.
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While the connection between consuming a radioactive element and reaping a perceived energy boost is tenuous at best, it didn't stop people in the early 22018s from ignoring the known downsides of ingesting radioactivity and risking the long-term health consequences.
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The augmented reality app is the rare viral phenomenon to spill from people's screens into the real world, and brick-and-mortar stores that don't often benefit from such digital trends are reaping rewards in the form of increased foot traffic.
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It's a pilot example case designed to help illustrate how brands and other content creators might be able to take advantage of Periscope as a mechanism for delivering sponsored content and reaping the reward in the form of shared revenue.
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To be sure, the U.S.-India relationship is broad-based, relying on hundreds of officials and business leaders in both countries, and affecting the lives of millions of people who are reaping the benefits of a close and open partnership.
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Berkshire shares have done especially well over the past months, reaping the benefits of an overall updraft among the financials — a group of stocks among which Berkshire holds many investments, and into which the company as a whole technically falls.
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He described these three factors as having been catalyzed by the impending advent of President-elect Donald Trump, with investors now looking forward to reaping the benefits of the emergence of new businesses, lower tax rates and further economic stimulus.
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Foreigners take note: if you have more than zero sugars in your tea, we will immediately knock 73 points off your assumed IQ. Same goes for reaping excessive pleasure from squidging the tea bag against the side of the cup.
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The details: Health insurer Anthem originally sued pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts in March 2016 for $15 billion, alleging Express Scripts was reaping "an obscene profit windfall" from negotiations with drug makers and was not passing enough savings back to Anthem.
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Although Eliasson has participated in about seven investments, including three made before she signed on — three- to five-year loans of $5,000 to $15,000 with a 4 percent to 5 percent interest rate — she doesn't anticipate reaping much of a return.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - For the second time in less than a week, U.S. securities regulators on Tuesday filed civil charges against a company for inserting language into its severance agreements that prevents outgoing employees from reaping the benefits of government whistleblower awards.
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Credit...Video by Akos Stiller For The New York Times CSAKVAR, Hungary — Under Communism, farmers labored in the fields that stretch for miles around this town west of Budapest, reaping wheat and corn for a government that had stolen their land.
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The real question is whether the leaders of companies like Google and Facebook, who are reaping massive profits off a largely unregulated, ad-supported business model, can be trusted to behave in an ethical manner without any sort of government oversight.
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Battery makers such as Ganfeng and Tesla have been scouring the globe for new sources of lithium to help meet an anticipated boom in demand for batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), with miners in top exporter Australia reaping the benefits.
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CASSINO, Italy, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler will start reaping the benefits on its earnings from a recent strengthening of the U.S. dollar against the euro towards the end of the year, the car maker's chief executive said on Thursday.
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How Democrats are reaping the benefits: House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) has been raising money off the executive action.
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As Peacock and Alford calculate, companies would need to collect 3 million tonnes of dry manganese nodules a year to profit – which would mean underwater collector vehicles combing 50km a day, and reaping nodules in concentrations above 10kg per square metre.
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By letting the lucky class go on reaping the market's chancy rewards while asking others to concede inferior status in order to receive a drip-drip-drip of redistributive aid, these egalitarians were actually entrenching people's status as superior or subordinate.
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"Yesterday's arrests were part of 'Operation Green Giant,' a Strike Force investigation targeting an organization allegedly reaping millions off the sale of marijuana in New York City," Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent-in-Charge James Hunt said in a statement.
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Investors are obviously reaping rewards from ultra low fees — but they should also watch out for higher, hidden fees in the same funds, and strategies that lure investors into higher-priced products or into paying more for advice, say experts.
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None of these address a key root of the problem, namely that the growth of technology and capital has meant that owners of capital are reaping more and more of the gains in the economy relative to people working for them.
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While the corporate tax rate needs to go down to make America's business taxes more competitive globally, small businesses and the middle class, — especially the upper middle class — are not nearly reaping the benefits in this bill that they should be.
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McKinsey sees the danger of the same happening in AI: "The wages that [laggard firms] offer may be lower as a result of not reaping the economic benefits from the technologies as much as their superstar peers," the report said.
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Then, I think there's this massive problem upstream, which is that certain groups and women and other groups have been being told for years you don't belong in these careers or whatever else, so we're reaping the benefits of that still.
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"In many ways this seems to be a situation where he's reaping what he sowed," said Derek Chollet, the executive vice president of the German Marshall Fund, who served in both the State and Defense Departments under President Barack Obama.
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Carrefour is reaping the benefit in its home market of purchasing alliances with Britain's Tesco and France's Systeme U. Its turnaround plan includes having fewer sales promotions in France, scaling back non-food items and putting greater emphasis on organic food.
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But now a whistle-blower, a former well-placed official at UnitedHealth Group, asserts that the big insurance companies have been systematically bilking Medicare Advantage for years, reaping billions of taxpayer dollars from the program by gaming the payment system.
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One persistent rumor involves the main case against Mr. Liberman, who was accused of only pretending to divest from his businesses when he entered government in 2001, and was suspected of secretly reaping millions from wealthy foreigners, and of money laundering.
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But when it comes to spending political capital, there are light-years of difference between doing something because it is the right thing to do versus doing it for all those very noble reasons and reaping the rewards for doing so.
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"By accepting gifts of luxury private flights, Ambassador Haley seems to be falling in line with other Trump administration officials who are reaping personal benefits from their public positions," Noah Bookbinder, executive director of the group, said in a statement to Huffington Post.
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FRANKFURT, July 27 (Reuters) - Telefonica Deutschland said on Wednesday it expected to pay a higher dividend for 20183 as it reported better-than-expected quarterly core earnings, reaping the fruits of the intergration of E-Plus, which it bought almost two years ago.
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Photo: Alexander Kirch/Shutterstock Photo: Alexander Kirch/Shutterstock One of the first companies reaping the benefits of RET's deep ties to the real estate industry is SmartRent, the startup providing a property analytics and automation platform for multifamily property managers and renters.
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As it turned out, Dee Dee had been duping both her daughter and her friends and neighbors for years, reaping the rewards of a sympathetic public: free flights, celebrity donations, trips to Disney World, and even a house from Habitat for Humanity.
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DUBAI/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran's government and entities close to the elite Revolutionary Guards have signed major economic contracts with Syria, reaping what appear to be lucrative rewards for helping President Bashar al-Assad regain control of parts of his country from rebels.
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Like the railroad, coal, and steel magnates of old, these companies have used their size and influence to create de facto monopolies over online advertising, controlling the system from end to end and reaping the vast majority of the profits for themselves.
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Instead, it comes from a populace that has a political investment in reaping the spoils of a French win from "one France" but still fails to come to terms with an emerging spirit of self-determination brought about by a history of disenfranchisement.
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People have been reaping the skin-care benefits of moringa for hundreds of years, so it's far from a "new" beauty ingredient — but ingredients sourced from the legendary tree are appearing in more and more beauty products hitting the market right now.
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The two corners of the market in theory should be reaping the benefits of relatively strong U.S. economic growth, a central bank on the path to further hike interest rates and an increasingly friendly corporate regulatory environment, but they're doing just the opposite.
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Tesla is aiming for a start of production of the Model 23 in China by the end of the year, which will allow it to benefit from lower costs to deliver to customers there, while reaping the rewards of local regulatory credits.
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Investors who doubted Trump could quickly deliver promised tax cuts, big spending and better trade deals - and by doing so boost the dollar - are now reaping handsome returns from their emerging markets investments while the dollar wades near 250-250/265-year lows.
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Corey Bellemore, a 22-year-old college runner for the University of Windsor in Canada, smashed the beer mile world record with a time of 4:34.25 back in August ... and now he's already reaping the benefits with a deal with Three Stripes.
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Things cut back in time from there to more mild times aboard the Cornelia Marie, where captains Casey McManus and Josh Harris were reaping the benefits of some intel Harris borrowed from his late father following the end of the supermoon event.
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One source with knowledge of the efforts told Reuters that the purpose of the Trump administration's move was to block North Korea from reaping rewards of closer ties with the West until it took concrete action to dissolve its nuclear weapons program.
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Bringing more people onto the internet, after all, is a way of bringing more people onto Facebook — and regulators have worried that the company's end goal is to simply replace the open web for most users, while reaping the rewards in advertising dollars.
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But they didn't significantly reshore much production to the U.S. What this tells us is that, while the TCJA's international provisions were an improvement on the previous tax system, companies that manufacture in the U.S. still aren't reaping the hoped-for gains.
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In exchange, Iran is reaping the benefit of receipt of billions of dollars in previously frozen assets as well as a return to international commerce where Europe and China, among others, are seeking to invigorate trade and investment with the theocratic regime.
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Earlier on Friday, Widodo told parliament raising the quality of the labor market in his second term was key to reaping the benefit of a demographic dividend - a time when the number of people of working age exceeds those of non-working-age.
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The last two pages rehash some of the initial definitions, but also reiterate how Express Scripts can collect almost any type of revenue it wants and "may realize positive margin" — code for reaping big profits and not having to share with employers.
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Because Pyongyang deems the demonstration of itself as an indisputable ICBM-armed nuclear power to be the key to reaping continual economic concessions and expelling U.S. troops from South Korea — both necessary conditions to changing the balance of power in the Korean Peninsula.
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While the popularity of cast iron was briefly dampened by the introduction of lighter materials like aluminum and stainless steel, it has seen a resurgence in the past decade and a half — and modern manufacturers aren't the only people reaping the benefits.
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Carrefour is reaping the benefit in its home market of purchasing alliances with Britain's Tesco and France's Systeme U. Its turnaround plan includes having fewer sales promotions in France, scaling back on non-food items and a greater focus on organic food.
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Instead, it is a case of a powerful regulator and an industry giant sharing a political ideology, and suddenly, with the election of Mr. Trump, having free rein to pursue it — with both Mr. Smith, 1.83, and Mr. Pai, 21.8, reaping rewards.
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While self-driving has been an area of intense investment and focus in the past few years, it still has a ways to go before these companies can start really reaping the rewards of their investments in terms of revenue-driving businesses.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's budget proposal for 2018 envisions a flurry of changes to domestic energy policy, reaping billions of dollars in one-time revenue from oil and gas resources while cutting research into future energy technologies that could pay long-term dividends.
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These facts, however, may still not be enough for some people who insist on promoting the idea that Saudi Arabia is reaping what it has sown, as they claim that the Saudi built religious schools around the world that encourage militancy and extremism.
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After reaping the rewards of lavish public spending in recent years, Qatari lenders are now operating in an environment of slowing deposit growth, tighter liquidity and rising borrowing costs after the state trimmed spending in 2016 to adjust to lower oil prices.
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Morris Invest helped sell at least 22018,260 properties over the past two years, reaping more than $2700 million in referral fees and profits from the sales, according to resale prices and interviews with investors and a lawyer for a former business partner.
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