We just let people reap the benefits of our electricity.
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Hillary Clinton will reap the benefits of that weighted system today.
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But other stocks can reap the benefits of the Star Wars franchise.
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I think if they do that, they'll reap the benefits of that.
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This time around, three organizations will reap the benefits of presidential trivia.
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The big advantage here is that you reap the benefits of compounding.
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Only then can we truly reap the benefits of the information age.
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These students can't reap the benefits of education without a stable home.
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Many parents want their children to reap the benefits of sports participation.
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That, she said, would help workers reap the benefits of technological change.
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But it continues to reap the benefits of the Enguri dam deal.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, has continued to reap the benefits of its offshore deals.
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If you're not, you can still reap the benefits of Coachella programmers' tastes.
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How can we help more people reap the benefits of robots and automation?
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You would also love to reap the benefits of showing love to Dawson.
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That meant the merged company couldn't reap the benefits of their combined infrastructure.
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In exchange, you reap the benefits of those strong relationships down the line.
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You can reap the benefits of mindfulness meditation in just five minutes daily.
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Each of these industries is well suited to reap the benefits of data science.
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He cautioned, though, that not everyone gets to reap the benefits of that potential.
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This would enable Emirates to reap the benefits of a deal without Etihad's liabilities.
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Another 2,000 Red Hook residents reap the benefits of the charity's work, as well.
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This is a country that knows how to reap the benefits of its geography.
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He's a repudiation of Republicans, but they will reap the benefits of his victory.
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Eat that quiche for lunch tomorrow, and you'll reap the benefits of your labor.
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But under Obama, the wealthy have been able to reap the benefits of his economy.
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Betcha wish you could reap the benefits of this $850 million investment in airplane beds.
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By switching, those cities can reap the benefits of afternoon sunlight in summer and winter.
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This season, the 763ers finally began to reap the benefits of Hinkie's oft-maligned handiwork.
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Delta is hoping it is arriving in time to reap the benefits of LATAM's groundwork.
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Delta is hoping it is arriving in time to reap the benefits of LATAM's groundwork.
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Though we all reap the benefits of engineering, many Americans are unfamiliar with the field.
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But no matter what, they reap the benefits of borrowed gravitas from that source material.
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Brian: We get to reap the benefits of being a millennial, which technology-wise, is incredible.
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Not to please other people, but to reap the benefits of exaggerated, costume-style comfort ensembles.
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Helping people reap the benefits of any exercise also means getting them to do it regularly.
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Depending on what company they're working for, they may not even reap the benefits of tips.
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More than any other group, elites take the initiative and reap the benefits of political fear.
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U.S. law enforcement would be able to reap the benefits of these agreements with other countries.
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"The group is expected to reap the benefits of range renewal across all regions," it said.
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You don't have to be a vegetarian to reap the benefits of a plant-based diet.
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It is time for the people of Puerto Rico to reap the benefits of economic freedom.
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Around the time when taskmaster Saturn's retrograde begins, you reap the benefits of your self-discipline.
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Being part of that club allows the growers to reap the benefits of marketing and promotion.
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Hopefully, with your help, we'll all reap the benefits of this closure in the long term.
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Of course, you really only reap the benefits of the platform if your profile is optimized.
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He claimed that their use of the Trump name was "designed to reap the benefits" of his.
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Within the next 12-18 months, consumers will reap the benefits of some of autonomy's foundational technologies.
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Check your form, ease neck pain, and reap the benefits of this move with this handy guide.
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Their best financial advice to me was to invest early, then reap the benefits of compound interest.
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Both Mastercard and Visa continued to reap the benefits of consumers using their cards for offshore spending.
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With the world phasing out HFCs, the company is set to reap the benefits of its investment.
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But before you can reap the benefits of that investment, take care of your higher-interest obligations.
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And power grids, like those that span continents, reap the benefits of building and buying in bulk.
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But for us to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence, we need to make data sharing simpler.
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It's breaking down barriers to ensure all kids and communities can reap the benefits of time outdoors.
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Meanwhile, employers will continue to quietly reap the benefits of immigrant labor while looking the other way.
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But you don't have to be a celebrity to reap the benefits of the high-energy dance class.
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Hunt for bottles while you shoot up mirelurks and reap the benefits of both in half the time.
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The independent exploration and production company could be ready to reap the benefits of its investments, he said.
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Until then, AI and humans working together is the best way to reap the benefits of existing technology.
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You don't need to be in Silicon Valley to reap the benefits of what it has to offer.
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The biggest banks, he thinks, are starting to reap the benefits of scale and enormous investments in technology.
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In fact, Valve is perfectly positioned to reap the benefits of a more open market for virtual goods.
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And because they're overlapping, players can reap the benefits of the lures all at once, without even moving.
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Users can perform transfer learning with Spark MLlib Pipelines and reap the benefits of distributing computing with Spark.
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If they want to reap the benefits of the green technology revolution, they will have to revolutionise themselves.
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And after years of decline, rural America is starting to reap the benefits of a more mobile population.
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Finally, not everyone who believes they'll qualify for PSLF is able to reap the benefits of the program.
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You don't necessarily have to close your eyes and meditate every day to reap the benefits of mindfulness.
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At that point, it could make more sense for them to combine and reap the benefits of size.
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No immigrant can both reap the benefits of the rule of law and simultaneously ignore the rule of law.
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Much like gig economy workers, freelancers are another class of laborers who should theoretically reap the benefits of flexibility.
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Gilead's top executives continue to reap the benefits of the blockbuster hepatitis C drugs it acquired several years ago.
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But at the very least, they reap the benefits of looking the other way when the rules are broken.
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This is the era of unapologetic Aguilera, and let's all reap the benefits of great pop while we can.
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Indeed, you don't need to be in Silicon Valley to reap the benefits of what it has to offer.
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Instead, Time Warner shareholders reap the benefits of an AT&T desperately in search of a new business model.
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Ministers incur the short-term costs of disruption and unpopularity but rarely reap the benefits of greater regional equality.
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It adds up to more than 156,000 missed opportunities to reap the benefits of progress in science and policy.
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This awareness ensures they reap the benefits of their heightened emotional awareness while spotting and defeating their negative tendencies.
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Once you achieve an exceptional score, "you can reap the benefits" of that success, according to financial website GOBankingRates.
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Her constituents would not reap the benefits of congestion pricing even if subway service did improve substantially, she said.
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And, as we age, we may reap the benefits of our efforts when the children start cooking for us.
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Ultimately, we want to ensure that these aviators reap the benefits of a modern, efficient air traffic control system.
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Other millennials, however, are more than willing to reap the benefits of free rent, free food, and free laundry.
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It's also possible that even if you're not an Apple employee, you could someday reap the benefits of this network.
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At least this week, however, a small group of Uber riders will reap the benefits of the two companies' partnership.
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Why not let individuals and firms open accounts at the Fed, and also reap the benefits of interest-bearing money?
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Plus, fully reap the benefits of this beauty multitasker by using it from start to finish in your makeup routine.
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Sure, we salute the planners, but procrastinators can reap the benefits of the 25-day pop-out gift boxes, too.
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LA 2028 also looks to reap the benefits of an estimated $2.2 billion package to get its legacy plans started.
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But for any society that wishes to reap the benefits of digital innovation, promoting gender equality is an absolute necessity.
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But right now, our system does not have the capacity nor the incentives to reap the benefits of collective wisdom.
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As the sun connects with both of these planets, we reap the benefits of being on top of our game.
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And strategists believe lawmakers who demonstrate that they stand by Trump will reap the benefits of winning over his base.
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The company previously promised "material" global profit in 2017 as it begins to reap the benefits of its costly expansion.
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For the effect seen here, double up on mascara by choosing two different formulas to reap the benefits of both.
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Gently press it before bed so you can reap the benefits of its unique blend of ceramides, peptides and retinol.
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It's feigning humility to (seemingly) coyly brag, hoping to reap the benefits of both humbleness and awareness of your accomplishments.
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The two men projected confidence that farmers would reap the benefits of new trade deals with China, Canada and Mexico.
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In turn, the U.S. will see economic growth, job creation, and reap the benefits of trade for years to come.
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All the other parts of our body reap the benefits of this oxygen through our blood, by way of the lungs.
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And Cassidy's advice for those of us who want to reap the benefits of houseplants, but don't have the skills yet?
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You don't need a yoga mat and a zen space to reap the benefits of meditation (of which there are many).
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So, while investors may want to own KB Home to reap the benefits of higher earnings and a possible takeover bid.
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Still, these outward displays of affection toward Amazon and the desire to reap the benefits of its business practices feel weird.
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We think you'll want to reap the benefits of Prime year round, though, especially now that Amazon offers one-day shipping.
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In other words, you'll really reap the benefits of those home-cooked dinners if you help put together the grocery list.
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" So, as long as there's a sense of trust, sarcasm "allows individuals to reap the benefits of creativity without incurring conflict.
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But Thoreau's claim must be grappled with for those who reap the benefits of systemic injustice and exploitation, as he did.
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They said the plaintiffs were seeking to reap the benefits of such bargaining without paying their fair share of the cost.
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They could set their own rates and rules, and reap the benefits of a machine that fostered client satisfaction and loyalty.
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If we wish to reap the benefits of gender equality, however, equal parental responsibility and a strong welfare system are crucial.
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Communities across the country are beginning to reap the benefits of holistic problem-solving by forward-looking organizations and bold leaders.
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You don't have to wake up at the crack of dawn to reap the benefits of tech deals on Black Friday.
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For most of us, never needing to sign up for another service to reap the benefits of doing so sounds ideal.
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If you want to reap the benefits of that, you have to pay for it; instead, they're asking for a subsidy.
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The formula is anger the fans of a trendy TV show, cause a controversy, then reap the benefits of newfound notoriety.
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Through his unfailing love, all kinds of people may reap the benefits of our selfless gifts, no matter how big or small.
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If Facebook can improve the quality of what publishers share on its social networks, it will reap the benefits of better engagement.
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You don't have to have an elaborate ritual planned to reap the benefits of both the solstice and the moon this Thursday.
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But the documents make clear that some workers, failing to meet productivity standards, won't reap the benefits of a job at all.
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This way, he says, we can both preserve the planet and reap the benefits of outer space resources, like unlimited solar energy.
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It's not enough for Arie to sit back and reap the benefits of his status, while ignoring the tensions swirling around him.
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A depreciating peso could soften the blow for them—if they can renegotiate contracts to reap the benefits of the lower currency.
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That could mean American companies have a hand in — and reap the benefits of — this type of automation in the short-term.
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The unions say it is fundamentally unfair for people to reap the benefits of union membership without chipping in their fair share.
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Meanwhile, America would not have to pay to incarcerate them -- and would instead reap the benefits of less crime and stronger families.
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Simple economics would suggest that smaller-scale, privately owned operators ramp back up to reap the benefits of a higher-price environment.
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Prominent Democrats can no longer reap the benefits of winning elections on the backs of women of color while diminishing their power.
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This way, you won't have to carry the card in your wallet, but you'll still reap the benefits of having it open.
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The Cut recommends this product as a way to reap the benefits of coconut oil without the heaviness weighing down your curls.
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It's about those who reap the benefits of ignoring bigots, and still think they should be able to call themselves good people.
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Some states, including Oregon and Maine, tried to reap the benefits of a cannabis industry by requiring that companies be locally controlled.
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Its adherents argue that to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) and distribute them fairly, online giants should be treated as utilities.
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You don't need an Android watch or even an Android phone to reap the benefits of Google's health platform, if you so desire.
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The goal is to "manipulate someone's own immune system to reap the benefits (of bone marrow transplantation) without the side effects," Rosenblatt said.
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The 64-year-old media mogul has worked hard for her career and isn&apost afraid to reap the benefits of her success.
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Hillary Clinton will ultimately reap the benefits of Bernie Sanders' momentum after a tough race for the Democratic presidential nomination, former U.S. Rep.
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As Slate's Jordan Weissmann points out, workers tend to reap the benefits of growth not long before periods of rapid expansion flame out.
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But another thing you can do to reap the benefits of omega-3s is to simply include more oily fish in your diet.
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All Startup Battlefield competitors — win or lose — reap the benefits of broad exposure to the media outlets and investors sitting in the audience.
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A win for Mr Janus could reduce union membership as employees seek to reap the benefits of representation without paying out of pocket.
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When federal, state and local governments get it right, consumers reap the benefits of high-quality broadband and the economic gains it brings.
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Still, as the Indian economy returns to a sense of normalcy, the country could be set to reap the benefits of those reforms.
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But that doesn't mean that the special counsel's office won't reap the benefits of any potential criminal charges brought by the Southern District.
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And maybe that's because even the smallest games in the first-person are able to reap the benefits of what has come before.
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The IMF officials also recommended education reform and investment in training and retention to ensure workers reap the benefits of technology and automation.
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So now it's time to reach health for our citizens and to allow them also to reap the benefits of what we did.
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Reap the benefits of nonstick cooking without worrying about toxic chemicals with the hard-anodized aluminum Calphalon Contemporary Nonstick 12-Piece Cookware Set.
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You say you're a law and order president and we thought we were going to reap the benefits of that, but we didn't.
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Rural America, and the entire nation, will reap the benefits of the voter empowerment that will come along with counting every vote equally.
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In order to reap the benefits of their energies, Gailing says that you may need to use flower essences for a couple of months.
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Problem is, the Pelicans weren't able to sign either to a contract that would allow the franchise to reap the benefits of any blossoming.
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As the world's largest retailer moves further along with its price cuts, and begins to reap the benefits of its pending acquisition of Jet.
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That is partly because building codes differ not just between countries but within them, which makes it harder to reap the benefits of scale.
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In order to reap the benefits of gratitude, you have to share some deeper feelings about a person or what they've done for you.
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Shut out of international financial markets for years, Iran is still trying to reap the benefits of last year's nuclear deal with world powers.
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Venture capitalists are looking at companies that can bridge the gap between on-premise and cloud to reap the benefits of both computing platforms.
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It's important, she says, that Okinawans don't become victims of their circumstances both past and present, but reap the benefits of the base presence.
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Everyone would get to reap the benefits of their U.G.C. Last year, Google Ventures led OV's Series C funding round, which raised $34 million.
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With the Complete Yoga Kit Set from Clever Yoga, you'll have all the equipment you need to reap the benefits of this ancient practice.
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For big spenders, it may be easy to rack up enough charges to reap the benefits of a rewards card and offset the fee.
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On Sunday, Minnesota, who six months ago gave Kirk Cousins $1003 million to play quarterback, seemed poised to reap the benefits of that decision.
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It takes a lot to break a routine/style of training you love, but it's really rewarding when you reap the benefits of change.
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Tech companies have to wait until those high school and college students graduate and apply for jobs to reap the benefits of these programs.
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U.S. markets surged in response to the good news that the U.S. might once again value and reap the benefits of multilateral trade agreements.
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The list includes the advice to "strengthen macroeconomic foundations and policy frameworks to reap the benefits of openness to trade and international capital flows".
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Use it for just 20 minutes a day to reportedly reap the benefits of 90 minutes of jogging or 30 minutes of holding a plank.
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Fears over rising interest rates dinged major stock market averages but benefited one sector that has been waiting to reap the benefits of higher yields.
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With progress comes the duty to build a sustainable future, to reap the benefits of new technologies while also protecting society and meeting consumer needs.
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If Jokowi fulfils his campaign promise and gets it back up to 7%, Indonesia looks likely to reap the benefits of its current demographic dividend.
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Whether these schemes will develop into something more significant and sustainable, something that north-east football could reap the benefits of, remains to be seen.
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For Palestinians living in the Occupied West Bank, this generally means they don't get to reap the benefits of the surge in organic farming practices.
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Exports are expected to pick up gradually, as the country starts to reap the benefits of past investments in export-oriented light industries and infrastructure.
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Now he has that job with the Sixers, well positioned to reap the benefits of three years of torturous team-building suffered by someone else.
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He hopes others in similar positions get to not only reap the benefits of being "honorable" veterans themselves, but also the pride of being one.
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A city needs solid infrastructure and a strong waste collection system already in place before it can reap the benefits of one of these plants.
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Seeing an affirming therapist often means that you're more likely to reap the benefits of help with whatever brings you to therapy in the first place.
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In AMD's case, its single core scores are... pretty average and another reason why apps like web browsers don't reap the benefits of AMD's promised speed.
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Banks went on to add that political support for renewables had to continue if Scotland wanted to reap the benefits of being a low carbon economy.
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While they want to avoid the worst risks of an impeachment saga, Democrats also want to reap the benefits of Mueller's unflattering account of Trump's behavior.
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"We expect to reap the benefits of our cannabis investment, which we see as being incremental to our core beer, wine and spirits portfolio," he added.
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You have to give up some of your privacy in order to reap the benefits of a network of devices tuned to you and your whims.
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But the new report shows that African-Americans' inability to reap the benefits of the life-saving drugs threatens to slow efforts to thwart the virus.
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How To Make The Most Of The Longest Day Of The YearYou don't have to be ultra-spiritual to reap the benefits of today's extra daylight.
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Even if you know that you are receiving a placebo, also known as a sugar pill, you can still reap the benefits of the placebo effect.
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It must be made clear to them that continuing to reap the benefits of it will depend on maintaining a nuclear programme with entirely peaceful purposes.
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According to his attorneys, XXX is gonna be in dire straits financially if he isn't allowed to tour and reap the benefits of his latest work.
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Heizmann said the new year will likely start slowly but will likely pick up steam later, adding Volkswagen would reap the benefits of an SUV push.
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Analysts have said that although the merger is generally positive for both banks, Alawwal would be able to reap the benefits of lower cost of deposits.
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With business models focused on appeasing shareholders, for-profit schools have been allowed to mislead millions of students and reap the benefits of their foul play.
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Non-member workers also reap the benefits of the union's efforts to secure better wages and working conditions, but don't pay dues to support those efforts.
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The U.S. solar industry may never be able to compete against Chinese imports, but U.S. workers might still reap the benefits of solar manufacturing either way.
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The right candidate will exercise for a minimum of an hour every day and allow me to reap the benefits of his or her vigorous activity.
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But, you don't need to be a master of moon magick or even an advanced crystal user to reap the benefits of selenite in your everyday life.
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The United States led the 15 years of negotiations that enabled China to join the WTO and we should reap the benefits of that successful diplomatic effort.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank needs to focus on reviving its brand before it can reap the benefits of recent restructuring, Chief Executive John Cryan said on Thursday.
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Instead, he indicated (again in true Nintendo style) that the company would reap the benefits of cloud gaming whether or not it took part in the practice.
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The democratization of prosthetic design and creation through 3D printing enables millions of people around the world to reap the benefits of the newly popularized manufacturing technology.
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Thanks to the NASA payloads on board this flight and the previous one in December, his company is already beginning to reap the benefits of their efforts.
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While shale producers reap the benefits of technological advances, oil majors that bet billions of dollars on giant long-term projects in Canada have taken a hit.
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Research shows that children learning a second language in their early years can reap the benefits of several cognitive skills, and have improved academic outcomes in schools.
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Treasury should have simply left the withholding tables untouched, and urged taxpayers to adjust their withholding if they wanted to reap the benefits of tax reform sooner.
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This can drive adoption and usage of Amazon Pay while also enabling Amazon to reap the benefits of Prime Day sales that occur away from its marketplace.
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"In short, Concord has demonstrated its intent to reap the benefits of the Court's jurisdiction while positioning itself to evade any real obligations or responsibility," prosecutors wrote.
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Politics is not set up to create presidencies like Bill Clinton's anymore, but the Clintons themselves are not set up to reap the benefits of that shift.
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By putting them together, however, it was possible to reduce the dose of ALK5 inhibitor by a factor of ten and reap the benefits of the oxytocin.
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Frances O'Grady, above, the head of the Trades Union Congress, argues that workers should be able to reap the benefits of increased productivity from technology and automation.
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"In short, Concord has demonstrated its intent to reap the benefits of the court's jurisdiction while positioning itself to evade any real obligations or responsibility," they wrote.
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A rowing machine allows you to reap the benefits of a high-cardio, low-impact, muscle-strengthening, and calorie-burning sport from the comfort of your home.
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And with Republicans controlling both chambers of Congress in the first two years of Trump's term, GOP firms were able to reap the benefits of that activity.
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"No longer will elites reap the benefits of a free society while the Iranian people suffer under the regime's corruption and mismanagement," he added in the statement.
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Workers and consumers are now beginning to reap the benefits of years of R&D, and we should be locking in our place in this competitive landscape.
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They emphasize that it works very well for the very wealthy, who can reap the benefits of the amazing economic productivity and technological innovation that still take place.
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Collective bargaining is different, the unions say, adding that the plaintiffs are seeking to reap the benefits of such bargaining without paying their fair share of the cost.
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To fully reap the benefits of my first Japanese bathing ritual, I tested out Amayori Hinoki Onsen Ritual Sets, a newly launched kit of four full-sized products.
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"Tech will define the winners and losers of tomorrow and whether countries, including developing economies, will be able to reap the benefits of the digital age," he said.
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To reap the benefits of the mask, Fitzsimons recommends applying the mask, covering it with a shower cap, and leaving it on for about 45 minutes before rinsing.
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While they have been popular among investors, especially pensioners, financial experts agree the products make little economic sense because investors cannot reap the benefits of higher compound returns.
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Colombia's ambassador to the United States said he believes the country's president-elect, Iván Duque, will reap the benefits of the South American country's diplomatic work in Washington.
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In effect, one group of shareholders writes a large check to the government for all shareholders to reap the benefits of lower corporate income taxes in the future.
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It is difficult to reap the benefits of high volume and a torrid pace, while also being cautious so as to not expose oneself to the grappling game.
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Even if you count yourself among those who despise racism, you reap the benefits of whiteness or the penalties of blackness, depending on the color of your skin.
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Collective bargaining is different, the unions say, and workers should not be free to reap the benefits of such bargaining without paying their fair share of the costs.
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It expects to reap the benefits of the overhaul and cost cuts, the exit of unprofitable businesses and new contract gains and acquisitions from the 2020 financial year.
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Trump focused heavily during the campaign on his ideas for boosting U.S. energy production and North America is in an ideal position to reap the benefits of this.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to be worth trillions of dollars by 53, and several companies and startups will certainly reap the benefits of that explosion.
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YouTube can reap the benefits of bringing in millions of viewers via its league broadcasts and keep those viewers around through VOD compilations and other types of videos.
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Perhaps even more importantly, a broader portfolio that includes several high-risk, high-payoff options increases the chances that the investor will reap the benefits of new breakthroughs.
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Countries in the far north, such as Iceland, are expected to reap the benefits of climate change, as valuable fish species turn up waters that were previously too cold.
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Right now, more than 1.5 billion passengers per year reap the benefits of these developments on Panasonic-equipped aircraft – a number that's sure to grow in 2016 and beyond.
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Complaints against big landowners include that they have too much land, continue to reap the benefits of colonial rule or care more about wildlife than people and their livelihoods.
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This pilot program will help ensure that Americans reap the benefits of safe drone technology, and that our country retains its place as an aviation pioneer and technology leader.
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But just because you can't shell out a ton of your hard-earned cash on a body oil doesn't mean you can't reap the benefits of this amazing moisturizer.
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"Much of the region will continue to reap the benefits of an earlier turnaround in commodity prices, with oil economies finding some relief in higher oil prices," Khan said.
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The idea of a feint is to reap the benefits of the opponent dealing with a blow, while not actually exposing yourselves to the counters of the feinted blow.
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No matter who the Indonesian leader is for the next five years, he will reap the benefits of aggressive infrastructure spending spree spearheaded by the incumbent government since 2014.
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Among the many teachers who will reap the benefits of the grant is Madeline Mason, a mindfulness and social learning coach at three different public middle schools in Indianapolis.
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He argues that soon the country will reap the benefits of the new (competent, honest) leaders he has installed at crucial institutions such as the prosecution and tax authorities.
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We believe there is rising pressure on global automakers to form alliances and partnerships to reap the benefits of scale in R&D, procurement and sharing common vehicle platforms.
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But nowhere will the impact be greater than on disadvantaged communities that are just beginning to reap the benefits of renewable energy, and the jobs that come with it.
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Arab nations are already beginning to reap the benefits of ongoing economic reform packages, despite growing levels of frustration throughout the region, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Monday.
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Though wide swaths of the country have struggled to reap the benefits of the post-recession recovery, returning service members have benefited from high demand for high-skilled workers.
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Rolet stressed London was in danger of losing its global leadership title and added that New York would be best placed to reap the benefits of any derivative clearing too.
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On Tuesday, Merkel warned the U.K. it should not expect to reap the benefits of the single European market free of the obligations of membership, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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N reported higher-than-expected first-quarter profit on Tuesday and raised its production guidance for the year as it seeks to reap the benefits of $21.22-a-barrel crude.
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There needs to be far more than 9,000 women per year (nationwide!) making the choice to freeze their eggs if Kindbody is going to reap the benefits of data efficiencies.
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Securities transactions are expected to surge in the EU as a result of that new financial infrastructure but London now looks unlikely to reap the benefits of this growing market.
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Amazon and Google may have monopolized the smart assistant speaker market, but you don't have to settle for their audio quality to reap the benefits of Alexa or Google Assistant.
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On Monday, the president trumpeted what he has called "an incredible deal" for farmers and manufacturers, saying they would be first in line to reap the benefits of his agreement.
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"From a financial perspective, spouses can continue to reap the benefits of filing joint tax returns and remain on any group health insurance available to either of them," she said.
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"There's never a moment where I'm doing just one thing at a time," says Missoni, closing her eyes to try to reap the benefits of her makeup artist's head massage.
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Businesses that want to reap the benefits of a strong and inclusive workforce need to take additional steps to make sure we aren't waiting a century for complete gender parity.
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But the Lebanese can reap the benefits of this period of adjustment, if protesters keep up the pressure on their leadership to turn Lebanon into a "real economy," said Azzi.
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Facing the crippling recession, the Brazil government is shifting policy and moving quickly to open up its economy to reap the benefits of a sharp depreciation in the real BRL=.
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But there is one way Prime members can reap the benefits of this new plan: They can choose to pay for it on an annual basis, rather than by the month.
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Our straight textured friends get to reap the benefits of blowout bars and cheapo flat irons — but when you're natural, that hard work can come undone in a matter of minutes.
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For Caffrey, the markets will soon reap the benefits of earnings momentum, especially given that many of the sectors that had previously struggled during earnings are finally starting to look up.
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The Bucks didn't make the playoffs, but they did find a clearer direction for the team: they would unleash Point Giannis full-time and reap the benefits of an otherworldly talent.
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But the real losers of this debacle may be independent booksellers, which once again are seeing Amazon reap the benefits of having a monopoly-like hold over the electronic books market.
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Trader Brian Kelly said that if he had to pick a company that was best poised to reap the benefits of the virtual reality swell when it hits, he'd pick Facebook.
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Using Arcadia, these environmentally minded consumers can invest in projects across the United States and reap the benefits of that energy generation as if it were coming from their own home.
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But Ma said the power of giant companies is on the decline as more small businesses get exposure with the internet, and have the opportunity to reap the benefits of globalization.
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"In case after case, New York continues to reap the benefits of the city's groundbreaking effort to test backlogged rape kits in the early 2000s," Mr. Vance said in a statement.
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This year alone, a court in the Netherlands ruled that he could no longer reap the benefits of the sales of Stolichnaya and Moskovskaya vodkas in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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While the sanctions have made life more difficult for Sudanese, a sanction-free government of Sudan would reap the benefits of intransigence, granting its murderous leaders legitimacy they do not deserve.
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Still, it became apparent in the spring that Obama, and the liberal quartet on the Supreme Court, would begin to reap the benefits of seven years of Obama's lower-court appointments.
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In addition to losing money on that premium, you will no longer be able to reap the benefits of contributing to a health savings account if one is offered, Votava said.
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Rather, largely as a result of Abbas' dual demands – recognition and negotiation – Israel continues to reap the benefits of seeking peace while sowing the seeds of its own version of apartheid.
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The rest of us had best stick to a glass of wine or a pint of beer (or less) if we want to reap the benefits of alcohol on our own creativity.
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Successive Greek governments have deliberately adopted lax border controls in order to reap the benefits of exploitable labor, a new piece of research from the London School of Economics (LSE) has claimed.
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Unfortunately the mandate to process payments through multiple networks creates a "free-rider problem" in which innovators don't reap the benefits of their own innovations because competitors can enjoy them as well.
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If you want to reap the benefits of rosehip oil and have the same item in your beauty cabinet as the Duchess of Cambridge, you can buy a bottle on Trilogy's website.
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Every day, consumers reap the benefits of an intensely competitive market for new cars, and it appears that the current auto dealer franchise system has a significant part in making this so.
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"For the next 50 years, we can expect to reap the benefits of the shale revolution," Harold Hamm, a pioneer in the discovery of shale oil, told the Guardian at the time.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Spain's Allfunds Group is buying Credit Suisse's business-to-business investment fund platform InvestLab for an undisclosed sum as the investment services industry consolidates to reap the benefits of scale.
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In this high-stakes market, it happens faster and more frequently: An emerging artist has an even greater incentive to move on and quickly to reap the benefits of the superstar economy.
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It is hard to reap the benefits of a new toll road before you have to pay back the bond in 10 years and the road takes all 10 years to build.
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Canada, Brazil, Cuba, the Bahamas, Nigeria – near and far, nations with less coastline and less resource promise are moving forward to reap the benefits of their offshore natural gas and oil resources.
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The person in your household who pays for the Spotify Premium Family Plan will need to invite you to join their "Family" before you can reap the benefits of the Premium subscription.
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Looking to the next administration with either hope or anxiety, we will collectively reap the benefits of a right few people are afforded, the right to choose what government we sit under.
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That will inevitably draw comparisons with Egypt, which is starting to reap the benefits of last November's move to unshackle the pound and loosen its curbs on the free movement of capital.
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Walmart's workers will soon reap the benefits of the recent tax law changes, as the world's largest private employer raises its starting wage, creates new benefits and distributes bonuses to eligible workers.
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The list of principles summarizes reform recommendations for governments to boost the resilience of their economies against future shocks, including the advice to strengthen policy frameworks to reap the benefits of open markets.
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Half the revenue from that tax would be funneled into a group of grant programs dedicated to ensuring that communities that have faced discrimination over marijuana possession reap the benefits of its legalization.
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This lunar phase is great for charging your crystals, meditating, and even casting a spell or two, but you can reap the benefits of the full moon's energy in smaller, simpler ways, too.
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In the same way that corn must be planted and cultivated in order to grow, you must set your intentions and see them through before you can reap the benefits of your work.
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Home Depot Tuesday reported earnings and revenue that fell roughly in line with Wall Street's estimates, as the world's largest home improvement retailer continued to reap the benefits of a strong housing market.
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When recipients settle in poorer areas, where market rents are actually below the FMR, landlords who specialise in low-income housing reap the benefits of a guaranteed, possibly inflated, government cheque each month.
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On the other end of the employment spectrum, meanwhile, there will continue to be a small number of rich and super-rich individuals who reap the benefits of increased productivity created by technology.
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Liberty Formula One – The stock was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at J.P. Morgan Chase, which said the race track operator is now in a position to reap the benefits of past investments.
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This sort of language confuses the issue and obscures a central fact: All of these corporations are owned by shareholders who should, in theory, reap the benefits of a lower corporate tax bill.
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It is a simple but revolutionary realization: if schools actively try for alternatives to suspension and expulsion, the culture can change and all kids can reap the benefits of staying in the classroom.
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Cambodia's fisheries thus illustrate the fundamental political tension at the heart of the region's development: upstream economies overwhelmingly reap the benefits of changes to the river's regime, while those downstream bear the cost.
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Economists say that helps explain why most sectors of the Iranian economy outside the oil industry have yet to reap the benefits of the sanctions' repeal after the nuclear deal with the West.
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The United States, China and other influential countries need to bolster WHO's efforts to help poorer governments build capacities to participate in robust global sample sharing and reap the benefits of doing so.
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Your husband doesn't need to be a diehard mountaineer to reap the benefits of a Patagonia jacket, he just needs to be someone who loves being the right temperature, almost all the time.
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Collective bargaining is different from spending on behalf of a political candidate, they say, adding that nonmembers should not reap the benefits of collective bargaining without paying their fair share of its cost.
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The German leader went on to hit the Trump administration's narrative that there are "winners and losers" in the global economy, saying that Germany wants everyone to reap the benefits of economic progress.
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And while those men reap the benefits of the system, its burdens — the trauma of sexual harassment and assault, the humiliation of making their details public — remain squarely on the shoulders of women.
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Your husband doesn't need to be a diehard mountaineer to reap the benefits of Patagonia's Nano Puff jacket, he just needs to be someone who loves being the right temperature, almost all the time.
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Instead of having to convince the entire world of your worth in order to get compensated for your art, you will be able to reap the benefits of actual benefits of actual human community.
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Mahony argued that the bank, like many other European lenders, could start to reap the benefits of rising global inflation and perhaps even a consistent increase of U.S. interest rates in the coming years.
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Further, while previous sanctions target future activity, DETER proposes restrictions on existing projects, which could force U.S. companies to withdraw and leave Russia and other foreign competitors to reap the benefits of U.S. investment.
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Boys and girls alike will reap the benefits of playing with the gender-neutral Hape All Season House that has six fully furnished rooms that just need the finishing touch of a child's imagination.
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And we have to take advantage of that for our economy for the mobility of our workers for all our investors which are both households and firms to reap the benefits of their investment.
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As states reap the benefits of an expanding national economy, at least 210 have reported budget surpluses — leaving joyous but somewhat perplexed state officials to figure out what to do with the unexpected cash.
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He warned Democrats against being too cautious on health care or trusting that they could passively reap the benefits of Republican missteps, saying that his party needed a more boldly "aspirational" health care platform.
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Americans that have been struggling under stagnant wages and a lack of available jobs should not be forced to contend with harmful tariffs just as they stand to reap the benefits of tax reform.
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In order to fully reap the benefits of reusability, these rockets are going to have fly a lot — perhaps hundreds, or even thousands of times a year — to truly bring the cost of launch down.
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When she had hoped to reap the benefits of rushing to America to shore up support ahead of a bruising Brexit battle, she's being slammed to the ropes by the United Kingdom's main opposition party.
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As countries scramble to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence in various domains, including the military, the fear is that international norms shaping how countries communicate will become outdated, leading to confusion and potential conflict.
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With a pause in interest rate hikes, savers won't continue to see the same upward momentum, but they can still reap the benefits of those significantly higher savings rates by switching to an online bank.
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That suggests American companies are unlikely to reap the benefits of the new relationship between the two countries — at least not right away, even as the White House has eased restrictions on travel and remittances.
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This is sensible, but shareholders should consider whether they want to sell out just as Santos is finally starting to reap the benefits of its investments, and the prospects for further improvement are getting brighter.
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Similarly, Gorsuch favors allowing politicians to reap the benefits of unlimited cash from these big donors – a position which should motivate every American who cares about the integrity of our democracy to oppose his nomination.
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Patents are based on a simple concept: that American inventors, entrepreneurs and companies whose hard work and expertise lead to a new invention deserve to reap the benefits of their work for a limited time.
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In fact, profits for the first quarter are expected to run at the highest rate in seven years as companies begin to reap the benefits of tax breaks, improving consumer confidence and a growing economy.
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Related: You Don't Have To Run Very Far To Reap The Benefits Of Running The researchers admitted that there's still a lot we don't know about how or why aerobic exercise actually affects our mood.
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Against Nelson, Tumenov stands to reap the benefits of being a better combination fighter in the later going but should be looking to help this along because the fight is only scheduled for three rounds.
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Moreover, it's a wake-up call for companies and users to update their old and no-longer officially supported Windows XP machines to Windows 10 to reap the benefits of up-to-date security patches.
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Those who did not reap the benefits of the Park government's moves "were disappointed by government policy after the Korean War," said David Kim, a professor at Australian National University and expert in Korean religion.
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And while the accelerator hasn't had problems finding strong companies willing to take the leap, the virtual option may enable even more entrepreneurs to reap the benefits of the accelerator's network of experts and mentorship.
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The big picture: The protections are a big win for U.S. drug companies, as they would extend the length of time that biologics can reap the benefits of monopoly pricing in those two other countries.
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Now both organizations are hoping to reap the benefits of a nearly 3,000-mile-long pipeline that connects Tijuana, one of the world's busiest border cities, to Cliffwood, once part of a Dutch shipping settlement.
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Rather than create a be-all, end-all solution, Wei has made a functional prototype that imagines a future in which we can reap the benefits of biometrics while also preserving our privacy and autonomy.
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Not only does this concept help retailers form a more lasting relationship with shoppers, but it allows them to spread out the expenses among other labels — and potentially reap the benefits of a neighboring brand's buzz.
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"We're committed to helping homeowners reap the benefits of going solar and our business partnership with IKEA is a significant step forwards for the renewable energy industry," said Susannah Wood, head of residential solar at Solarecentury.
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Sisi, who was re-elected against virtually no competition in a landslide April vote, has urged patience from the Egyptian people, saying recently the country could only reap the benefits of austerity with everyone on board.
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Ultimately, NASA is hoping that by giving some assistance to the industry, the agency can avoid the high cost of independently developing these capabilities — and then reap the benefits of these technologies when they're fully grown.
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Democrats think both Morrisey and Jenkins have made each other more vulnerable to opioid attacks in the general election would be happy to reap the benefits of whatever damage the primary does to either of them.
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"With scale you reach a point when you no longer reap the benefits of lower cost per unit because of the added challenges of management complexity and bureaucracy," he said, citing an engine factory as an example.
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One saving grace: Even if the Koch network is not spending its $250 million political budget to help him, the Trump campaign is still poised to reap the benefits of the Koch network in two big ways.
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With an end to interest rate hikes for now, savers won't continue to see the same upward momentum, but they can still reap the benefits of those significantly higher savings rates by switching to an online bank.
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Clinton County, which backed Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016, shares a transportation corridor with Montreal, Canada's second-largest city in the neighboring Quebec province, allowing it to reap the benefits of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Maybe that was the Trump team's plan all along: Promise a big wall and mass deportations, reap the benefits of reduced illegal immigration, and then green light only token changes after that reduction becomes more widely reported.
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" When such a debate is fought and lost, The Federalist's Ben Domenech wrote, the losers "should want the voters to reap the benefits of their bad (from their perspective) decisions: oh, so you want a trade war?
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With the Fed holding steady for now, savers won't continue to see the same upward momentum, but they can still reap the benefits of those significantly higher savings rates by switching to an online bank, McBride said.
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This process is called credit card "piggybacking" and involves becoming an authorized user on someone else's card: The primary cardholder agrees to add you as a secondary user so you can reap the benefits of good credit.
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Their results were so promising that the two decided to form a company around the innovation and raise capital to accelerate the time-to-clinic so that patients could reap the benefits of these more targeted therapies.
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Welfare programs that may have been well intentioned often have the perverse effect of telling people experiencing poverty that they should not reap the benefits of employment, but should be dependent on government for their basic needs.
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We got Linda Koopersmith -- aka "The Beverly Hills Organizer" -- out Monday in Hollywood, and she went off about the agony of watching Kondo reap the benefits of an organizing technique she says she actually invented YEARS ago.
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Virginia is not a major energy producer, but producing and nonproducing states alike can reap the benefits of U.S. energy dominance — provided the necessary infrastructure is in place to deliver natural gas and oil to homes and businesses.
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"Following the signing... Indonesia and Australia will work on an expedited ratification process toward the entry into force of the agreement, so that businesses from both economies can reap the benefits of the agreement," a joint statement said.
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VADUZ, Liechtenstein (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank's challenge may be that it is too small to reap the benefits of scale, the lender's supervisory board chairman said on Wednesday, a week after the bank announced merger talks with rival Commerzbank.
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"While the capital expenditure required to build our farms is slightly more expensive due to its cutting-edge nature, we reap the benefits of this initial investment in the long run through savings of fossil inputs," said Saumweber.
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" In the meantime, Rouhani said his country has "lived up to every single commitment" of the Iran deal and "until such time" as they ceased to reap the benefits of the deal, "we will remain in the agreement.
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It's likely Costco would want to free up space for members in some of its more crowded locations and ensure that only the people who are paying for a membership reap the benefits of its rock-bottom prices.
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Inflation remains below the 2 percent annual pace the Fed regards as optimal, suggesting that the economy has room to grow, and workers are only beginning to reap the benefits of an expansion now in its 10th year.
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"We believe MBLY continues to reap the benefits of having established a dominant market share in a rapidly growing segment of the automotive industry, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS)," analyst David Kelley wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Barely moving lines of mainly Arab tourists snaked outside the Chanel and Louis Vuitton stores in Nisantasi, an upscale Istanbul neighbourhood, waiting to reap the benefits of a meltdown that saw the currency lose 18 percent on Friday alone.
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"Allowing Ancora, or any buyer, to acquire the Company at a bargain price in order to reap the benefits of recent substantial investments in new restaurants ... would deprive our long-term investors of a significant opportunity," the board concluded.
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Ford unveiled its new self-driving "platform" on which its partners like Lyft, Domino's Pizza, and Postmates — and even small- and medium-sized businesses — can tap into and reap the benefits of the auto giant's fleet of autonomous vehicles.
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Barely moving lines of mainly Arab tourists snaked outside the Chanel and Louis Vuitton stores in Nisantasi, an upscale Istanbul neighborhood, waiting to reap the benefits of a meltdown that saw the currency lose 18 percent on Friday alone.
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"We're committed to helping homeowners reap the benefits of going solar and our business partnership with Ikea is a significant step forwards for the renewable energy industry," said Susannah Wood, head of residential solar at Solarcentury in a statement.
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Employee training can come in many forms — mentoring, instructor-led lectures, agile projects and hands-on experimentation — and research shows both companies and employees reap the benefits of training, whether that means increased retention or just overall job satisfaction.
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The 19 countries sharing the euro are debating how to connect their economies more closely to reap the benefits of scale and better face any future economic crisis after Britain leaves the EU at the end of March 2019.
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Once considered an industry that was too analog to ever reap the benefits of technology's management tools, software and services for the construction industry have seen some big exits and big money come in over the past three years.
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" Josh Siegel, curator of film at MoMA, said in an interview, "It's an unfortunate turn of historical fate that Image Ten created one of the most successful horror films of all time and didn't reap the benefits of it.
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Emilia Cordon from Wilmington said online dating was less honest: I am not a huge proponent of online dating but still see, and reap, the benefits of technology as a means of communication whether we are friends or more.
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BADEN-BADEN, Germany (Reuters) - The world's financial leaders adopted a list of principles on Saturday to boost the resilience of their economies against future shocks, including the advice to strengthen policy frameworks to reap the benefits of open markets.
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"The extensive reforms Greece has carried out have laid the ground for a sustainable recovery: this must be nurtured and maintained to enable the Greek people to reap the benefits of their efforts and sacrifices," Moscovici said in a statement.
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Our take: At $139 — the cost of a reasonably priced facial — you get more bang for your buck than you do going to a pro, since you can reap the benefits of the real thing again...and again, and again.
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Sure, there'll always be room for Google's hardware partners to ignore or spoil its work, but on the whole, I think they are rational enough to just deploy the same algorithms as Google's and reap the benefits of having superior tech.
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Most regular people will never hire a social media consultant, of course; the beauty of Facebook and Twitter is that you don't need one to reap the benefits of exposure, provided you have intelligent and/or funny things to say.
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VADUZ, Liechtenstein, March 27 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank's challenge may be that it is too small to reap the benefits of scale, the lender's supervisory board chairman said on Wednesday, a week after the bank announced merger talks with rival Commerzbank.
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Italy's biggest bank is beginning to reap the benefits of years of restructuring under Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier, who took over in mid-13 and embarked on a balance-sheet clean up, cutting costs and shedding non-core assets.
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Italy's biggest bank is beginning to reap the benefits of years of restructuring under Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier, who took over in mid-2016 and embarked on a balance-sheet clean up, cutting costs and shedding non-core assets.
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Italy's biggest bank is beginning to reap the benefits of years of restructuring under Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier, who took over in mid-2016 and embarked on a balance-sheet clean up, cutting costs and shedding non-core assets.
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GOP operatives say that Trump's unconventional methods, and his ability to dominate media coverage, mean he may be able to reap the benefits of online organizing without building the massive digital operations that Mitt Romney and President Obama had in 2012.
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And while it is true that some state and local authorities allowed black veterans to reap the benefits of the GI Bill, far more did not, and thus the education gap between blacks and whites did not close—it widened.
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" It says I don't have to be vegan to enjoy plant-based snacks (true!) and that if I "meditate and focus on the crunch," I might feel my "stress melt away" as I "reap the benefits of the cruciferous cauliflower.
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In Augusta, Ga., in partnership with AARP, a program of painting together, as well as music and dance, was created for caregivers who often have little opportunity to connect with others and reap the benefits of mutual support and friendship.
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However, it's only Apple and Chinese companies like Tencent and Baidu — which have their own Android app stores — that reap the benefits of that, since Google pulled search from China and had most of its services blocked back in 2010.
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Instead, as often happens with these sorts of things, upending the system has mostly just resulted in more and more horror the further down the ladder one goes, while those at the very top reap the benefits of their own largess.
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Haas recommends first funding a 401(k) plan to take full advantage of the tax savings and employer match, then contributing to an IRA in order to reap the benefits of tax-deferred savings and compounded growth, and, finally, saving for college.
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When Lil Mama appeared on 105.1's infamous Breakfast Club to address her mistake at the VMAs, she cried while talking about her mother who died in 2007, before Lil Mama could fully reap the benefits of her small dose of fame.
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Now, it is up to Congress to act swiftly to formally approve the aptly renamed United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) so that America can continue to reap the benefits of free trade between these two partners under an umbrella of certainty.
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Worried that other countries, including China and Russia, might reap the benefits of such a climate-altered landscape, the Trump administration has already launched an all-out drive to ensure American dominance there, even at the risk of future confrontation and conflict.
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In one case, a father laced his own son's candy with cyanide in order to reap the benefits of his life insurance policy; in another, a girl who suddenly dropped dead while trick-or-treating was found to have had an enlarged heart.
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With early voting already underway in many of the states that will decide the presidency, Hillary Clinton is beginning to reap the benefits of years of Democratic efforts to target and register voters, even as Republicans steadily close their disadvantage in party registration.
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For customers who want to enjoy Thanksgiving from the comfort of their homes, but still want to reap the benefits of a catered meal, Cracker Barrel offers a "Heat n' Serve Family Meal To-Go" that can feed up to 10 people.
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But while these benefits may be real enough, they deserve to be considered not just in terms of their financial cost but in terms of the foregone opportunity to reap the benefits of direct investment in supporting work, children, education, and physical infrastructure.
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Two gym enthusiasts from Hamburg in Germany spotted a gap in the market two years ago, and quickly developed the solution for those wanting to enjoy a beer after work and yet still reap the benefits of their workout: JoyBräu, the protein beer.
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That coalition has allowed the I.D.C. and its leader — Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, who represents parts of the Bronx and Westchester County — to reap the benefits of working with the Republicans, including larger staffs, bigger offices, and in many cases, richer stipends.
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BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, continued to reap the benefits of the passive investing revolution in the first quarter of this year as investors stuck to ditching actively managed mutual funds for cheaper exchange-traded funds that track a variety of indexes.
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"That's how we move closer to our shared goal of ensuring that as the American people reap the benefits of innovation, they continue to enjoy the full protection of the law," Lynch told an audience at the RSA Conference in San Francisco.
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Yet while its American workers are paid very little to work in potentially dangerous conditions, its shipments continue — largely to foreign governments who reap the benefits of its products, employees said, including Turkey, Bahrain, and Egypt during the height of the Arab Spring.
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Now, brands recognize the business case for including labeling terms such as 'plant extracts' and 'natural' for incredibly large city-dwelling markets, desperately trying to reap the benefits of living off the earth without actually living anywhere near grass, fields and, well, the earth.
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"In order for the IRS to fully reap the benefits of new leadership and regain the trust of the American people, the Committee believes that we must have a new Commissioner appointed as soon as possible," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to the president.
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The German economy grew by 0.7 percent on the quarter between January and March and by 0.6 percent in the second quarter, driven by household and state spending as consumers and authorities reap the benefits of record-low borrowing costs and a low unemployment rate.
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While donor money put into vitalizing the island will assist the Rohingya for the time being, aid officials believe this to be a ploy by the Bangladeshi government to reap the benefits of having a newly developed island once the Rohingya return to Myanmar.
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In order for Kenya to maintain the rate of acceleration and reap the benefits of Africa's most successful startups, President Kenyatta needs name-brand investors from the U.S. — figures like Peter Thiel and Ben Horowitz — to claim a stake in the Kenyan entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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"That's how we move closer to our shared goal of ensuring that as the American people reap the benefits of innovation, they continue to enjoy the full protection of the law," Lynch told an audience last week at the RSA Conference in San Francisco.
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Men are much more likely to have a spouse who's on call at home, which enables them to reap the benefits of being on call at work, found a new paper by Jill Yavorsky, a sociologist at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, and colleagues.
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Rarely told is the story of what is shared by China and the U.S. — worries about pollution, desires to reap the benefits of natural resources, histories of imposing the health and environmental costs of production on marginalized people distant from the centers of power.
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Facilitating access to free and reduced price meals for all students in need is essential for ensuring that they are able to reap the benefits of these nutritious meals and helps avoid "lunch shaming," where students are shamed or bullied for not having lunch money.
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So far Mr. Trump has avoided weighing in publicly on the finer details of the tax overhaul, but industries that could be affected by changes to the tax code hope to reap the benefits of having financial interests aligned with those of the president.
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People living in affluent neighborhoods reap the benefits of good schools, low crime rates and access to public services, while those priced out of those areas may have to travel farther for access to services, work or school -- if they can afford the trip at all.
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The move allowed Buttigieg, who is seen as a rising star within the Democratic ranks, to reap the benefits of the bigger stage of the DNC race without suffering the embarrassment of a low vote total or angering either camp by making a last-second endorsement.
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By relying on the RNC, a bare-bones White House staff stands to reap the benefits of the party's existing network of surrogates, state parties and elected officials to help defend Trump ahead of the "outsized coverage" anticipated around the Comey testimony, the RNC official said.
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ISLAMABAD (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pakistan is beginning to reap the benefits of Chinese investment in renewable energy infrastructure, with the opening of the first wind power project constructed as part of the huge China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, aimed at overhauling the country's transport and energy systems.
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Warren Buffett's railroad is going to reap the benefits of coal's comeback - UBS is bullish on railroad stocks, and part of the reason is the recent uptick in coal production, which has been driven by higher natural gas prices and optimism surrounding the election of Donald Trump.
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Above all, the most important step in being able to reap the benefits of time alone is simple, Dr. Nguyen said: "Take the opportunity to say, 'This is the time where I can give something to myself,' and just endorse that, in this moment, you are your first choice."
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For U.S. businesses, which rely on imports as part of their supply chains to stay competitive, and individuals, who reap the benefits of lower prices and expanded choice, the ideal trade negotiation should be one which prizes the expansion of access to imports as much as it does exports.
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Looking ahead: Mr. Trump said on Monday that farmers and manufacturers would be the first to reap the benefits of the agreement, but analysts said the payoff was unclear: China has made no specific commitments, and U.S. and Chinese officials gave conflicting statements about what had been agreed to.
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Not only has this left Trump feeling political pain — a recent Washington Post/ABC News poll found the president and Republicans are bearing the vast majority of the blame for the shutdown — he's also missing an opportunity to reap the benefits of actually getting some of what he wants.
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By coercing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy into publicly announcing the commencement of such an investigation, Trump hoped to reap the benefits of having his top electoral rival mired in corruption allegations—suspicions that would be easy to magnify in the ambient glow of the media's horse-race election coverage.
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Whether you are looking to sign up for an Xbox Live subscription to play games online, reap the benefits of free games with Gold, or receive exclusive Xbox Live discounts, there are various reasons why you might want to add an Xbox Live subscription to your gaming experience.
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"We strongly believe that under the eWTP, we will open up the huge potential for European businesses to reap the benefits of global cross-border trade, especially into the China market where the demand for European goods is high," Daniel Zhang, CEO of Alibaba, said in a press release Wednesday.
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According to Vice, he and a group of other sympatico Texas judges have helped transform the Eastern District into a patent troll haven, through a mix of inadvertent courtroom rule changes to speed up cases, and a not-so-subtle desire to reap the benefits of a lucrative legal cottage industry.
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In another positive sign for the economy, the BGA trade association said on Tuesday it expected both German exports and imports to hit record highs in 2018, as companies in Europe's largest economy will continue to reap the benefits of a recovery in the United States, the European Union and China.
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Donnie is just one member of a clubby community of early investors in bitcoin who have been able to reap the benefits of its dramatic bull run, cashing out some holdings as its value more than doubled in the space of a month to peak at around $20,000 in mid-December.
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Headspace membership; $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year Even for those who don't have the time or money to go to a silent meditation retreat like Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey or study Transcendental Meditation like Ray Dalio, there are still ways to reap the benefits of mindfulness.
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"There would be some advantage in moving rapidly to issue at least a wholesale CBDC, as we would be the first such issuer in the world and would thus reap the benefits of having a benchmark CBDC," Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau told a finance conference in Paris.
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"As the United States and the world begin to reap the benefits of our investments in better disease preparedness, now is not the time to step back," said a joint letter from the coalition of four groups, representing more than 803 organizations, to Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar.
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During his time as an Asia expert at the State Department in the Clinton administration, Evans Revere said negotiators working with North Korea were even then trying to point them to Vietnam, which was beginning to reap the benefits of market reforms and becoming a member of good international standing.
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"As evidenced by Mr. Burton's conduct since he began 'teasing' the public about the return of Reading Rainbow years before his company acquired any rights to do so, Mr. Burton's goal is to control and reap the benefits of Reading Rainbow's substantial goodwill — goodwill that unquestionably belongs to WNED," the complaint reads.
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"As evidenced by Mr. Burton's conduct since he began 'teasing' the public about the return of Reading Rainbow years before his company acquired any rights to do so, Mr. Burton's goal is to control and reap the benefits of Reading Rainbow's substantial goodwill — goodwill that unquestionably belongs to WNED," the complaint reads.
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When I mentioned Hof to one of the studio's owners, Johnny Adamic, he told me that the intention of the workout at Brrrn is indeed inspired by some of those concepts but are watered down to cater to regular people who are looking to reap the benefits of working out in colder temps.
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Today in Columbus, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx officially recognized and announced — to a full house at the Douglas Community Center in the neighborhood of Linden — that the city is indeed the winner and will reap the benefits of victory; a $40 million grant from the DOT, $10 from Paul Allen's Vulcan Inc.
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The official said any agreement from Kim to denuclearize would not involve "action for action" over an extended period of time, as the North Koreans have called for in the past, but rapid and significant progress toward denuclearization before Pyongyang could reap the benefits of an agreement, a condition Pompeo echoed in congressional testimony Wednesday.
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"That's how we move closer to our shared goal of ensuring that as the American people reap the benefits of innovation, they continue to enjoy the full protection of the law," Lynch will say in prepared remarks to be delivered at the RSA Conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press.
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But a multimillion-dollar effort from national union groups to fund an extensive get-out-the-vote and voter registration effort helped beat back Missouri's law, which would've allowed non-union workers to opt out of paying fees for unions to negotiate on their behalf — but still reap the benefits of a union-negotiated contract.
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Then, in September 2017, federal prosecutors in New York's Southern District revealed more of the chasm between college basketball players, who can receive only scholarships and related costs of being on campus, and the administrators and coaches who reap the benefits of the revenue the athletes generate for their colleges, conferences and the N.C.A.A. itself.
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With the alliance's plans to roll out cross-booking between companies in the next few months — with which, for example, a Lyft user traveling in China can hail a Didi Kuaidi car using the Lyft app — Careem can reap the benefits of having a presence in markets like the U.S. without the hassle of marketing a foreign import.
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Although Boston Chops says that its new table (which I assume one reserves by calling and asking for the D-bag Seat) is the "the first and only Instagram table in the country," that probably won't be the case for long—especially as restaurateurs continue to reap the benefits of design features that practically beg for the 'gram.
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Bloomberg reported in December 2016 that Apple could move production of future Mac desktop models, whatever form they end up taking, back to Asia, but the new $1 billion investment fund and this Foxconn announcement suggest the iPhone maker could reap the benefits of domestic manufacturing without having to actually build and operate more of its own facilities.
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RELATED: Trump's TPP withdrawal: 5 things to know "It's hard to be tough on China and withdraw from TPP in the same breath," Froman said, while also explaining how China is now poised to reap the benefits of our absence in the Asia-Pacific region by implementing their own trade agreement with weaker labor and environmental protections than what was in TPP.
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News Analysis SINGAPORE — When President Obama announced Monday that he was ending a half-century-long arms embargo against Vietnam, it was another milestone in his long-running ambition to recast America's role in Asia — a "pivot" as he once called it, designed to realign America's foreign policy so it can reap the benefits of Asia's economic and strategic future.
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"There are countless countries ready to step up and deliver on their climate promises and take advantages of Mr. Trump's short-termism to reap the benefits of the transition to the low-carbon economy," said Laurence Tubiana, the chief French negotiator of the 2015 Paris agreement, the landmark accord that committed nearly every country to take action to reduce planet-warming emissions.
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Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel (R) is looking to replicate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign strategy, hoping to reap the benefits of the president-elect's success in his second Senate bid.
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It's a lot to digest if you're just in the market for some sweet black metal/crust, but Storm of Sedition nails that part, too; songs like "Mechanism of Defense" and "Death Culture" spotlight the band's deft coalescence of epic crust with lo-fi black metal blasts, staccato punk beats, paranoid riffs, and chugging death metal heft, while the likes of "Natural Chaos" reap the benefits of the band's grandiose, driving melodies and more somber pacing.
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Read more:The summer of the &aposVSCO girl&apos may be long over, but retailers and the VSCO app itself still reap the benefits of the craze that swept Gen Z I&aposm a millennial, and I don&apost hate the VSCO girl — she&aposs just the first new trend that makes me feel oldThe changing ways teens are using the internet that older people don&apost understandChick-fil-A leads the pack as teens&apos favorite restaurant chain in America
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