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...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...
...minutes later, however, Cornell was able to reap the benefits of its deft passing. A streaking Richard Stimpson received a through ball from freshman Ian Pilarski, and knocked the ball over diving Crimson goalkeeper Dan Mejias to put the Big Red ahead in the 13th minute...
Danco reportedly expects profits of about $34 million by 2004. As the sole licensee of the drug, Danco could reap even more benefits as it researches Mifeprex's possible uses in treating such diseases as brain and prostate cancer. Indeed, company officials say they are looking forward to being more of a force in the pharmaceutical world. But don't expect a welcome mat soon. "I don't think we're planning on having a public office," says Heather O'Neill, Danco's spokeswoman. "We have a post-office...
...Cheney responded that average Americans would not be able to reap the financial benefits...
...When Bush and Cheney stressed their plan to increase domestic oil production by opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to drilling, the Gore team was even happier. They quickly reminded reporters that Cheney's former firm, Halliburton, would reap windfall profits from such a move...