Word: reaping
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...they don't pay again in a year to renew the subscription, their copy of Office stops working. A glowing Microsoft press release described the deal as an "exciting new opportunity" to receive the same version of Office for "an annual fee." Who imagined that consumers could reap such benefits...
...said she is hopeful that more first-years will reap the benefits of small-group instruction in years to come...
...more global. Increasingly, countries are becoming more like organs of one body, as stronger economic ties make each country's health dependent on that of its trading partners. Aid to other countries can no longer be separate from domestic interests. But regardless of any direct profits the U.S. might reap from its assistance in the peace process, a more important motive for its involvement in the Korean peninsula should be a higher commitment to peace...
...Forum Financial Group, based in Portland, Maine, claims that Professor of Economics Andrei N. Shleifer '82, the principal investigator of HIID, and Jonathan R. Hay, HIID general director, used their leadership roles to reap personal gain from HIID's Russian capital markets program...
...Bush and the Republicans say everybody deserves the same tax cut, fully satisfied that the richest will reap the richest rewards; Gore and the Democrats say the best thing to do is to focus on those who need it more. Bush wants an expensive renovation of Social Security; Gore wants to put a new coat of paint on it. Bush tends to hold truck with the private sector; Gore is convinced government has its duties and can perform them admirably, if nourished. Gore seems a little more strenuous about the environment, Bush a little more stingy with our national influence...