Word: reaps
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...going to reap domestic dividends from the end of the cold war, Clinton must help Yeltsin prevail on his own home front. That means more than just coping with cataclysms -- it means heading them off by helping Russia manage its peaceful metamorphosis on a month-to-month, even day-to-day, basis. And that, in turn, means Yeltsin and Clinton have a lot more to talk about, on the phone and in person, before this winter is over...
...student interest in choice and student and administrative desire for diversity. Several deans also applaud the system, and indicate that it could quite possibly go into effect this year. The council's efforts to work with the administration have given this year's first-year students an opportunity to reap the benefits of enhanced choice...
...high cost. Since 1990, U.S. carriers together have lost nearly $7 billion, including almost $1.9 billion in losses accrued by the Big Three. Part of the current frustration is the timing of the British Airways-USAir deal, which comes just as the big domestic carriers were preparing to reap the rewards of surviving the long deregulation bloodbath...
Hoping to reap profits from highspending college students, a young local entrepreneur has launched a national student discount program...
...This federal statute provides incentives for companies to develop drugs for rare diseases that might otherwise be overlooked by firms seeking more lucrative markets. Meyers is now back in Washington lobbying for a revision in the law. She wants to close a loophole that has allowed companies to reap windfall profits and leaves the orphan drugs so expensive that a new treatment can be out of the reach of most American families...