Word: reaping
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...anyone on the Harvard men’s hockey team what the squad needs to focus on to reap its full potential and the answer is always the same: string together the erratic sparks of brilliance for a full 60 minutes of solid play...
This shift could start any day. Clearly, by April investors will realize what a sweet deal dividends are. Roughly $3.7 trillion of the S&P 500's $10.3 trillion market value is held by individuals in taxable accounts. These shareholders will reap tax savings of $13.6 billion this year. Some, and maybe even much, of that windfall will be reinvested in dividend-paying stocks. Meanwhile, the sheer size of the savings--it equals the total amount of child-credit checks the government issued last summer to stimulate the economy--will call attention to dividends...
Glickman said both Kerry and Edwards would reap benefits from their strong finishes in Iowa, but he cautioned that New Hampshire remains up for grabs...
...right alongside the U.S., whether through offering the lives of their soldiers or millions from their treasuries, or by simply withstanding public ridicule for supporting the cause of freedom in Iraq. The message to those countries that did not is simple: You cannot oppose us and then expect to reap the rewards of our sacrifice. JAY DAVID TURNER San Diego...
...Those faculties that benefit from it should pay for it,” said Bossert. “If in fact the FAS is going reap 60 percent...