Trading desks ought to have been reaping the benefit from market mood swings.
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Now he and his wife are reaping the benefit of a 20-year head start.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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With the currency dropping 38 percent at its January nadir from its 2007 peak - driven by falling oil prices and the resulting Canadian interest rate cuts - manufacturers say they are now reaping the benefit of lower costs, and pricing new contracts below global competitors.
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Biden apologized here for those remarks, but he has seen some erosion in support from Democratic voters, with Harris largely reaping the benefit and the field tightening in general among those vying to win the party's nomination to run against Trump in next year's general election.
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His premises were lit throughout with the electric light. The workmen employed were well up in their particular line, and with Allport's supervision nothing but the best work was turned out. The trade has extended in many directions, and was not likely to decline in the hands of such a capable manager. He invested wisely, and was subsequently reaping the benefit.
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This is referred to as the "parasitic" tactic, where the smaller male effectively cheats its way to accessing females, by reaping the benefit of sexual reproduction without contributing resources that normally attract females. Models such as this provide valuable tools for research aimed at energetic constraints and environmental cues involved in cheating. Studies find that mating strategies are highly adaptable and depend on a variety of factors, such as competitiveness, energetic costs involved in defending territory or acquiring resources.
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Shortly before the Britain's Got Talent final in 2007, the programme was criticised for representing Potts as a simple mobile-phone salesman, when he had appeared with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and had plans for a summer tour with it. He was accused of being an experienced performer who was reaping the benefit of professional training. Potts responded that he had never worked as a professional singer. He had paid for lessons, but everyone taking part in the show had had some training.
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EarthCheck Assessed is based upon the EarthCheck Certified program, however the key difference between EarthCheck Certification and EarthCheck Assessed is that EarthCheck Assessed is delivered solely online. Extra paperwork, onsite audits and other third party measures are not included, and as such this is a "lite" version of the EarthCheck Company Standard. The same set of tools are open to any participant of EarthCheck Assessed, they can measure, manage and use strategies, policies and practices to measure, manage and reduce their environmental impact, whilst reaping the benefit of operational cost savings. Similarly to EarthCheck Certification, EarthCheck Assessed is fundamentally based upon Agenda 21 Principles which was originally endorsed by 182 heads of state at the Rio Earth Summit of 1992 and provided a set of principles for local, state, national and international action on sustainable development.
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