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Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them.

To be fair, many scientists at the time were warning that it would be a long, slow slog to reap clinical benefits.

It is to sow seeds with tenderness and reap the harvest with joy, even as if your beloved were to eat the fruit.

How much more of our national soul will we give, so that corporations can reap obscene profits with little oversight?

Everything naturally happens, of course, and the end seems to be without saying, because you reap as you sow.

The impression is of a government that's happy to reap the benefits at a time when consumers and businesses are paying through the nose.

In just a few minutes each day you can build your self esteem and reap the rewards of greater happiness and life satisfaction.

The gardener communes with nature, can sow and reap, shape the garden as he or she sees fit, relax or simply enjoy the beauty of it.

and you in the choice to co-anchor such a dream with earth will reap the benefit of a nice shift into the direction of unity.

This figure shows how much a company expects to reap in tax benefits when it ultimately pays the executives what it owes them.

Social media enables many new ways to open relationships, and sales forces are just beginning to reap the benefits for sharing the love.

I increased him to lvl 4, and in a few games time I started to reap the benefits, even if it did take a chunk from my budget.

It has never been our role to live your lives for you, and part of your experience is to reap the benefits or otherwise of your efforts.

For I was afraid of you, because you are a harsh man: you withdraw what you did not deposit, and you reap what you did not sow.

"Let the American people be ready to reap what the White House leaders have sown, " he added.

Insurers will see the heaviest regulations, with new rules that dictate how much they can reap in profit and whom they must cover.

After he had been at the school for a year, Billy started to reap the benefits of a boarding school education.

In life's ocean, a man who fears difficulties can only reap the scum and rubbish floating on the surface of the ocean.

If you desire to reap the benefits of the fullness of your light you shall and your efforts will be a labour of love and not a burden.

Create goodwill by sticking with your favorite bloggers and become one of their genuine contributors. You will reap what you sow.

I get to set my own hours, I get to work on my own projects, and I get to reap the fruits of my labor.

26Look at the birds of the air; they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them.

Anyone clever enough to modify this information for his own purposes can reap substantial rewards.

For that, those who forged the wind will now reap the whirlwind.

If short rates are going down and long rates are going up, the banking sector is once again in a position to reap risk-free profits.

Mikael Silvestre believes that Arsenal are beginning to reap the rewards of their collective progression.

I believe in freedom for enterprise, but I also think entrepreneurs must be allowed to reap the just rewards for their efforts.

What particularly enraged him was the tendency of corporate managers to reap massive earnings while firing thousands of their workers.

It isn't necessary to be a bodybuilder to reap the benefits of adding kettlebells to a workout.

If you believe that "you reap what you sow" , then asking for what you want makes much more sense than sowing complaints.

Anyone clever enough to modify this information for his own purposes can reap big reward.

When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap to the very edges of your field or gather the gleanings of your harvest.

There is nothing to wonder. When we sow something, we reap the fruit thereof. Even the Bible says so: As you sow, so shall you reap.

And you won't incur the costs of building it until you're also ready to reap the benefits of having built it.

Nothing else mattered now. He was about to transplant this new life to his own home, and reap much happiness.

With the cost of engine conversion typically offset in a few months, users can quickly reap the benefits of free fuel.

Whoever watches the wind will not plant; whoever looks at the clouds will not reap.

In addition, the environmental policies may reap a double-dividend in terms of a better environmental quality and a higher growth rate.

IBM, the titan of the computing world at the time, quickly lost control of its own creation, allowing others to reap the benefits.

Listening to your friend patiently and paying him with a sincere smile, you will reap lasting friendship.

Goldman's ability to reap large profits without ramping up risk underlines the changing nature of trading on Wall Street.

It was grain like this that we used to sow and reap and thrash.

Japan will reap as it has sowed, if it continues to act recklessly.

That's to say "As you sow, so shall you reap" , There's no free lunch. Go along the life road with down-to-earth is wise.

The poor man agreed and began to reap the rich man's corn.

If you undertake this gargantuan political act while others are not, you bear all the political costs and reap none of the benefits.

If you gain physical control over aid that you receive for free, you can reap astronomical profits -- but only if you could sell it.

Through such an approach we can all reap the benefits of sustainable water resources development in the Mekong River Basin, " he said. "

When static must not reap excessive profits , the Bank is to create value for their time .

Fans of spectator sports also seem to reap psychological benefits from remaining loyal to their teams.

So you actually need a burst of potentially damaging radicals to reap some of the important rewards of a good sweat.

They are most able to save, and reap the greatest rewards from tax breaks for saving and buying houses.

tell her to reap it with a sickle of leat.

If I sow generosity, it's going to come back to me, and I'm going to reap generosity.

The end result was the same, and you got to reap the benefits.

They need to be broken down by the body's enzymatic system into DHA and EPA before the body can reap its powerful benefits.

Why is government unable to reap the same benefits as business, which uses technology to lower costs, please customers and raise profits?

Europe largely missed out on the IT-led productivity boom: might it yet reap the benefits?

By learning to meditate, you can reap the benefits of this body state which include relaxation, energy and perspective on your life.

Ultimately, though, members of both teams should reap the rewards of finding one of the biggest surprises in the history of science.

Here, we made it into access to the expected return, reap the greatest profit targets and earn a reasonable profit targets three conditions.

Years ago, you could ask your neighbors to help build your house, reap the rice or dig a well.

Of course, a firm will reap the benefits of a disposal only if it is handled well.

In essence, the effect steps down eight dimensions and finally enters the third dimension, allowing you to reap the benefit of your cause.

I have tried to work on a project that will reap its rewards in the long term and the championship isn't over by a long way yet.

If you want to reap the same benefits in your own love life, try some of these tips, and, trust me, you'll notice a difference.

They are the stewards of local forests and watersheds and are the ones that reap the benefit and costs of [these] activities.

It went on to reap the economic benefits of an excellent higher-education system and the knowledge industries this spawned.

I sent you to reap that on which you bestowed no labor.

Even with so much to reap in Taiwan and China, he has not forgotten his fans here.

Today, our Nation's daughters reap the benefits of these courageous pioneers while paving the way for generations of women to come.

If we have sown unto you spiritual things, is it a great thing if we shall reap your carnal things?

But could a daily dose of rib-tickling comedy reap some of the benefits of a gruelling workout?

And local development is going to reap tremendous benefits from the global exchange of knowledge and learning.

You will reap what you are sowing today. We get out of life just what we put into it.

The law of sowing and reaping states that you reap what you sow.

or whether it is able to follow the path blazed by East Asia and reap the benefits of changing population patterns.

Economists might call the taking of a life to reap a tax advantage a 'perverse incentive. ' District attorneys might call it homicide.

However, CSR can reap enormous benefits for a company in the long term.

The Emperor told the court, " Those who do good will reap good rewards. The Lord K'ung is an excellent example. "

But it is not clear whether the foreign bankers will be the ultimate beneficiaries or if their Chinese counterparts will reap the rewards.

Officials bear the political costs of preventive measures but do not usually reap the rewards.

The trouble is, retailers bear all the costs of such sales efforts but reap only some of the benefits.

You feel sad for him? ! Sow the wind and reap the whirlwind!

If that means more companies will reap the benefits of greater diversity, so much the better.

I sent you to reap that whereon ye bestowed no labour: other men laboured, and ye are entered into their labours .

Reap the benefits of pureQuery SQL validation during any development or deployment stage of your application.

In the method, a harvester is adopted to reap and crush the straws, and then packaging is carried out on the straws in the field.

THE cost of expatriate labour in China may be about to soar, but expatriates themselves may reap few of the benefits, it appears.

That may make it easier for BofA to reap the strategic benefits of its messy tie-up with Merrill Lynch.

THE cost of expatriate labour in China may be about to soar, but expatriates themselves may reap few of the benefits, it appears.

That may make it easier for BofA to reap the strategic benefits of its messy tie-up with Merrill Lynch.

The only work they do is to scheme to reap the benefit of the labour of others.

Devadatta, if you try to break up the Sangha you will reap the evil fruits.

Beijing could also eventually reap the rewards, like cheaper debt financing, that come with being recognized as a world reserve currency.

This economic isolationism signals a defeatism that will reap the losses, not the gains, of globalization.

Take a vacation this month - from June though August, you'll need to be home to reap all the benefits due you in your career.

Maybe you're not one of them. But even people who profess to hate working out can come to truly enjoy exercise and reap the health benefits.

It knows its vastly lower production costs allow "fast followers" to reap much of the financial benefit from the innovations of others.

You don't have to be a pro to reap the benefits of creating the written word.

They that sow the wind shall reap the whirlwind.

"McAfee should reap the financial benefits from these deals over the next 12 to 18 months, " said FBR Capital Markets analyst Daniel Ives.

With the year 2007 coming to an end, we sincerely hope that the diligent "trio" can lead the hotel to reap yet bigger success.

If we have sown to you the spiritual things, is it a great thing if we shall reap from you the fleshly things?

Perhaps only by considering the advantages of autism as well as its disadvantages can those affected reap better opportunities in life.

The world can now reap the benefits of investments, over the last five years, in pandemic preparedness.

Automated deployments reap the benefits of a reliable, repeatable process: improved accuracy, speed, and control.

They are not allowed to flip them yet but they expect the rules to change, when they will reap huge profits after years of soaring prices.

To reap these or any other benefits from server virtualization, you must effectively manage its use.

But the turmoil means that income hunters willing to take on a little risk can reap significant rewards.

On the fiscal front, China could reap the benefit of the conservative budget policy it has been running in recent years.

In the long term, protecting an ecosystem may cost less, and allow us to reap its benefits for longer, than depleting its resources.

Give yourself permission to let your inner voice roar and reap consistent benefits in your external world.

they were flying to the coastal town of sihanoukville from siem reap , a popular tourist destination for angkor temples.

They'll appreciate having someone to keep them on track in their work and you'll reap the benefits of being accountable as well.

If we have sown unto you spiritual things, is it a great matter if we reap your carnal things?

I'm a great believer that even tiny investments in transparency can reap disproportionate rewards in morale and effectiveness.

Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party (PPP) has been expected to reap a sympathy vote and was doing well, early results showed.

Firms that continued to invest in research during bad times, such as Google, Intel and Toyota, will reap rewards.

They work legally, and are respectable, those who reap where one has not sown are the rubbish.

online chating made it possible for me to reap the benefits of English learning .

If we "sow to the wind, we shall reap the whirlwind" .

So, like a conscientious gardener we need to cultivate our lives to reap the best fruits and enjoy the beauty.

Experts back the scholarships plan, but they warn that governments have to take additional steps to reap the full benefits.

Toyota is caught in a bind that will increasingly affect other companies hoping to reap the benefits of going green.

They will reap the benefits of our basic campaign by simply spending a few dollars on specifics.

The latest round of research is, for lack of a better term, all about emotional efficiency: how to reap the most happiness for your dollar.

Without a good host even a perfectly executed social media marketing campaign will reap very low results.

Whichever type of SCM you use, there's a universal set of benefits that you reap.

So now is the time when you can sit back and reap the benefits of your labors, right?

Brazilian investors can no longer reap extraordinary returns just from parking their money in risk-free bonds.

Yet His Excellency Ambassador Stuart sat tight, watching wide-eyed, hoping to set up shop under a new signboard and to reap some profit.

You'll pay me back in kind and reap just what you've sown.

I warned Arafat that he was single-handedly electing Sharon and that he would reap the whirlwind.

The leadership starts replacing managers more often and launching systematic improvement programs to reap the benefits of expansion.

Remember the proverb, "As you sow, so shall you reap. "

But do they create enough of it to justify the rewards they reap?

Sow the wind and reap the whirlwind.

That will be a relief to financial markets and to big Chinese companies that reap the benefits of the current system.

Such investment can reap clear rewards in terms of innovation and growth.

You may also reap benefits from executive amplification by seeking frequent feedback and making needed corrections.

They invest in shops or in artisans work, and in turn reap a share of the profits as well as a measure of the credit.

Not that involved dads must wait to be grandpas to reap rewards from pitching in with childcare.

"Sacrifice yourself now to reap the benefits later" was the rationale.

And let us remember that the autumn of life will come on apace; and that what we now sow, we shall then reap.

To reap a man of many things.

Thought for Today Let us not become weary in doing good , for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up .

Those living in such regions will reap the benefit of more dream, and will then create a pathway out of their impoverishment as a result.

Those willing to take a punt on large and desirable buildings might reap handsome rewards.

Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them.

Career-minded people discovered long ago that cultivating a wide circle of friends can reap a handsome payback in the jobs market.

How can chief executives reap the benefits of a particular nationality?

Cambodian farmers in traditional bamboo hats carry their products to a local market in Siem Reap.

In Siem Reap, there are a few different little fish spas on the main tourist street.

Meanwhile, John and Ally take on a wrongful death case that Richard is convinced will reap huge profits for the firm.

China's market remains chaotic and counterfeiters still reap large profits, says Beijing intellectual property lawyer Han Fei.

[font=Verdana]But parents willing to take a riskier route could reap greater rewards.

Martin Fowler: I'll reap the time back within a day, because I spend so much less time debugging.

And in some cases, local results still pale in comparison to what a Chinese company can reap in the U. S.

Is Africa an exception to the rule that countries reap a "demographic dividend" as they grow richer?

Rotary can reap a lot of goodwill from the public exposure received during the yearlong activities marking its centennial.

They, the long-term investors, are gainers who reap where they don't sow.

The cloud effectively eliminates technology lock-in, so that businesses can reap the benefits of BPM across the enterprise.

In the Bible it is said, As you sow, so shall you reap.

We bring these things on ourselves by our own negative destructive thinking based upon the law as we sow so shall we reap.

With the new multi-browser bundling, competitors will finally reap the rewards of Microsoft's distribution channels.

Plant a kernel of wheat and you reap a pint; plant a pint and you reap a bushel. Always the law works to give you back more than you give.

These sheets showed not just the prevailing mortgage rates but the reward that brokers could reap for bleeding unsuspecting borrowers.

Indeed, it was owing to Roosevelt's goodwill that Chiang could reap such benefits from the Cairo conference.

They suspect that some high-frequency strategies are designed to reap profits for traders at the expense of others in the markets.

Life, and at the moment to pay for a moment, we will reap the continuous learning.

A community-driven development approach requires longer-term commitment to reap full social and economic benefits.

Certainly, Russia does not stand to reap immediate rewards from membership.

Those who can push themselves to the forefront stand to reap the benefits of the transportation bill.

Unfortunately, this model eliminates the ability to reap any real benefit from having a modern, power-efficient system design.

In some cases, you can buy a discount card for a few dollars, and reap more savings.

but by joining the coalition , many experts agree that vladimir putin is hoping to reap substantial diplomatic dividends.

If you want to reap the benefits that yoga provides, you'll have to do it consistently.

Dell and Apple reap high profits by focusing on marketing and design while letting offshore contractors handle the grunge work.

Furthermore, the euro area should over time reap the full benefit from the effects of policy measures announced over recent weeks .

So bulking up makes sense: with greater size comes the opportunity to cut costs and reap other rewards that come with economies of scale.

So how can Toastmasters clubs reap the greatest return on invested effort From social media?

And even if you could reap that ROI immediately, there's still the credibility problem.

Shutting up is an art form. Spot these moments in advance and trust me, you'll reap the silent benefits.

China is making an extra effort in improving relations with all its neighbors, but it will take time to reap significant results.

There's probably less debate about why humans reap benefits from having larger brains than chimpanzees, Kingsley said.

Exercise benefits everyone in many ways, so get moving and reap all the rewards it has to offer.

This not only leads to increased trust and communication, but has been known to reap financial benefits as well.

That enabled them to bypass troubles at home and reap the benefits of burgeoning stock-markets in emerging markets.

Whatever your needs, come and visit the Danfoss display at Hall 9, Stand D68 and reap the benefits of 75 years of engineering expertise.

Give your eyes, ears and heart to another person and reap the reward of making another person feel validated and heard.

The benefits you'll reap using SOA depend on the services you design and implement with generic, coarse-grained interfaces.

Restore confidence to those of us who still survive, so that we may go on and reap the rich harvests of life.

Sometimes when you sow a seed. You may get an unexpected sale, raise, or bonus. Some-times what you reap doesn't show up as money.

He'd talk about how any good farmer knows that you can't expect to reap a harvest without planting seeds.

And workers, consumers, and entrepreneurs across this region will reap the benefits for years to come.

Just remember to recover after this period to reap the benefits of this stretching.

Vineyard said many countries in sub-Saharan Africa continue to reap the benefits of sound changes undertaken during the past decade.

After years of soaring pay, business chieftains in America can expect to reap relatively meagre rewards in the coming years.

By getting around these limitations, you can take proactive steps to get the programs to reap the benefits of running in multithreading.

"Whoever figures out how to effectively engage them first for real work is going to reap enormous benefits, " Dr. McGonigal predicts.

Cultivating a positive attitude towards yourself can reap tremendous benefits.

I believe, as long as you pay you will reap one day. Hope you will pay attention to my application.

Farmers used to plant their main crop in September and reap in May or June.

You can disable the pool maintenance thread for an individual free connection pool by setting its Reap time property to 0.

To reap the best results you should aim to follow up your first EMP assault with further strikes to have a larger window of opportunity.

With a fraction of sympathy, we would reap double gratitude.

for in due season we shall reap, as the farmers reap the harvest in due season.

Connor: For if you do, one day you will look behind you and you will see we three, and on that day you will reap it.

If you get it right, often with the guidance of the right consultants and advisors, you will reap the benefits.

Lost in the desolation of love The passions we reap and sow Lost in the desolation of life This path that we walk.

Yesterday, we immersed in a tough joy, reap its endless experience and smiling.

Shoot him down, shoot him down Reap and sow the only thing you've left to show.

Plant a garden and reap the harvest of your own home grown food.

The likes of Google and Facebook reap colossal rewards from being market-makers rather than market-takers.

Generally in life, if you work hard and sensibly you will reap the harvest of your labour.

Further deals are likely as oil service companies, after two decades in the doldrums, reap the benefits of better times.

No big marquee brands leave China stuck doing the labor while designers and engineers overseas reap the profits.

But "reap as one has sown, grow a bean bean" , grow on the whole of just hope, that hopes to also encourage very greatly for person.

These universities traditionally reap the biggest share of public money due to their research.

But firms that address the question most skilfully will win the talent war, and reap the rewards.

They milk their cows, reap their oats, and do all the work which requires hands, in the same manner.

For now, that drop is allowing the U. S. economy to reap rewards.

Just feed your body good, healthy foods, get some exercise and keep your stress low, and your skin will reap the benefits.

But India will surely reap what it did not sow in this quarter's figures.

If i plant a good seed, i reap a good harvest.

When choosing to give, we will reap the spiritual comfort and warmth as well.

Without those things, Africa will not reap its demographic dividend.

Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.

So do many luxury brands. But relatively few foreign firms have managed to reap such rewards.

But utilities reap massive profits, and have the ability to shape the destinies of large cities and influence the profits at conglomerates.

Promise yourself a reward for finishing a task and reap the benefits of defeating procrastination.

To reap the benefits, it is necessary to update some of our best practices.

The law of harvest is to reap more than you sow.

A rich farmer sent for a poor man to reap his field.

This I was very glad of, you may be sure, and about the latter end of December, which was our second harvest of the year, I reap'd my crop.

Make an effort to exercise and you'll reap benefits beyond mood-boosting endorphins and maintaining a healthy weight.

If our seed is poor and full of weeds, we reap a useless crop. If we plant nothing at all, we harvest nothing at all.

Khmer girl rides her bicycle along the road south of Siem Reap.

If you can develop a marketable skill and retain your independence then you can reap considerable rewards.

Counties that choose to do this would reap handsome new revenues, goes the argument.

Some analysts said, however, that that push would reap dividends for the firm in the longer term.

A Khmer girl rides her bicycle along the road south of Siem Reap.

In sparsely inhabited rural areas, prospects are dimmer, but banks stand to reap other benefits.

In 2007, John walking in the tourism Cup Golf Tournament held in Siem Reap province, bonuses up to $ 200, 000.

Hence, the group can reap a huge profit of 5 or 6 millions a year!

There is no reason that mining companies should reap this reward for themselves.

Both men and women reap the reproductive benefits of monogamy, as both sexes prevent having to ward off intruders.

Planting seeds of fear and domination, they cannot reap inner peace, joy, love, and happiness.

If you do, you should be shivering under a wall by now, as if you have seen the reap hook of the Death himself.