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Following years of wage restraint, Germany has reaped the benefits in the form of a remarkable number of new jobs.

Genius, luck, whatever you want to call it, Zuckerberg reaped a major payday from his first full-time job--cofounder and CEO of Facebook.

In his revised statement, he said it would not be before next year's harvest had been reaped.

But the "demographic dividend" of a youthful population cannot be reaped while poor use is made of human resources.

So was Boaz blessed when he reaped his harvest, and his workmen met him with benedictions .

Take biology, which uses programs to make sense of the large sets of data reaped from mapping the human genome.

Last week he reaped the rewards of that tenacity when he was made US nominee to become the 11th president of the World Bank.

Putting design first has reaped huge financial rewards: Apple is now vying with Exxon to be the world's most valuable company.

Eighteenth-century farmers who planted potatoes reaped about four times as much dry food matter as they did from wheat or barley.

Setting the expectation of daily exercise removed this as a potential excuse and I have since reaped the benefits of this daily habit.

The ones that can be expressed and reaped detachedly like this unexpectedly are satisfactory!

All countries, the developed countries in particular, have reaped lucrative benefits from investment in and service trade with China.

Life must be reaped like the ripe ears of corn: One man is born; another dies.

She reaped large profits from her unique invention.

These efforts have shown that if nano structures can be fabricated inexpensively, there are many rewards to be reaped.

The daylight sand deeper and deeper and deeper into the darkness, and the widowed land, whose harvest had been reaped, lay silent.

Virgin Atlantic explored several approaches as it sought to quantify exactly what benefits its social media strategies reaped.

Gen McChrystal's counter-insurgency strategy no doubt reaped dividends such as reducing casualties and winning hearts and minds.

The day light sank deeper and deeper into the darkness, and the widowed land, whose harvest had been reaped, lay silent.

A month later, they might have reaped the harvest and sold it.

The daylight sank deeper and deeper into the darkness, and the widowed lang, whose harvest had been reaped, lay silent.

The daylight sank deeper and deeper into the darkness, and in the widowed land, whose harvest had been reaped, lay silence.

This would allow innovative ideas to emerge, new directions to be taken, new alliances to be forged and profits to be reaped.

The US president has already reaped some rewards in terms of Russia's more accommodating line on Iran.

Galleon is alleged to have reaped $18m as a result of various information it received from Mr Gupta.

Its social enterprises have reaped enormous profits while also benefiting the organization and its clients.

Incidental benefits reaped by a winner , especially political patronage enjoyed by a successful party or candidate .

After years of persistence, I reaped the benefits of all my hard work.

In terms of integration into the global economy, the Chinese reforms have gone much further than India's have, and reaped bigger rewards.

Until last week, Beijing had reaped great gains with its hostile statements.

Short sellers, who borrow stocks then sell them in the hope of buying them back at a lower price, have reaped a bonanza.

So far East Asia's economies have reaped the most dramatic demographic dividend.

The huge profits bankers reaped reinforced their collective blindness to the illusory value of the assets they traded .

Though he lost financially, he gained morally, was taught a practical lesson and later reaped the fruits of it.

Some commentators were keen to point out that the west had reaped benefits as well as incurring costs.

But for his respect and loyalty for his emotion, the soldier resisted everything and reaped his true love.

Like their US counterparts, both banks have reaped the benefits of less competition and solid customer flows in debt and currency trading.

This result takes some of the pressure off our shoulders and we haven't reaped what we sowed over the last few weeks.

We have reaped significant financial benefits from having the dollar as the reserve currency.

The consumption tax reaped devastating results for its supporters in upper-house elections shortly after it was introduced in 1989.

So Cablecom offered certain customers special deals seven months into their subscription and reaped the rewards.

Our attacks on enemy air-field reaped a rich reward, and hundreds of their aircraft were later found wrecked and abandoned.

and the cries of those who reaped have entered into the ears of the Lord of hosts.

A few companies have addressed these concerns and in return have reaped the benefits.

Negotiation is an activity featured with great vision and strategy. Through constant practice, I reaped a lot in the process.

The partnership has reaped tremendous benefits in its infancy as youth tennis program participation soared in 2011.

They have pointed to the chief executives who reaped huge personal rewards by agreeing to the takeover of their companies.

And Mr Cheah relishes the market's immaturity, having reaped profits by exploiting its inefficiencies.

Before the sun had risen the workman had reaped the field from end to end.

He reaped the reward of years of study.

And he that sat on the cloud thrust in his sickle on the earth; and the earth was reaped .

I got very excited, I finally tasted reaped the benefits of scientific research.

And He who sat on the cloud thrust His sickle upon the earth, and the earth was reaped.

When markets stabilized, the Swedish state then reaped the benefits by taking the banks public again.

They lost some grains on ground at random and reaped more, which initiated the original agriculture.

From another point of view, the EU and NATO reaped the harvest of their neglect of Georgiain previous months.

Global equity markets have suffered their worst first half since 2008, while top-tier government bonds and gold have reaped solid returns.

The first American Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621, to commemorate the harvest reaped by the Plymouth Colony after a harsh winter.

Microsoft and Yahoo! have both reaped withering criticism for co-operating in these cases.

Since then, the study of financial derivative pricing theory has been full of vitality and reaped rich achievements.

Taiwan's tourism and airlines sectors have reaped benefits from the boom in cross-Strait tourism.

Coveted as fertilizer, the dung must be reaped by hand.

During the summer harvest, your working amount is measured by the weight of the wheat you have reaped.

The daylight sank deeper and deeper into the darkness, and the widowed land , whose harvest had beem reaped , lay silent.

Having improved their cultivation method , they reaped a bigger crop.

The gold council, which spent $14 million developing the fund, has reaped about $150 million from its inception through Sept.

From there, the two reaped the benefits of their partnership.

But many Koreans seethe at the profits reaped by foreign investors who moved in after its 1998 economic crisis.

It is by present heart of love that the blessing of future are planted, to be reaped when the future again becomes the present.

Only a part of the people have reaped the benefits from the new policy.

Both films reaped modest profits, but did little in the way of making Willis a major star.

Viewers here have reaped the benefits of media liberalisation.

It is a national policy in such countries as Canada and Singapore and in return the countries have reaped no little from the wise policy.

The pioneers have reaped tremendous rewards.

In fact, both countries have reaped tremendous benefits from the rapid expansion of China-US trade.

Once Mikhail Gorbachev came to power, Shultz's strategy reaped benefits.

The agriculture industry reaped a bountiful harvest in 2009, according to information delivered at the conference.

For those of great wealth have given greatly time and time again and reaped little in return.

"How is that? " said the farmer, "You have reaped only half the field. "

Free Trade Area reaped the benefits to East Asia countries, while the products which China exported to those countries also increased.

Israel reaped big profits, but paid a price in moral standing.

What we reaped is not merely knowledge in this long and transient course, it is mostly the precious memory.

Yet Mr. Mehta has, in fact, reaped little financial reward from the art boom.

In the past year, we have seen the social web boom and many sites have reaped huge benefits.

Muddleheaded I suddenly reaped a love.

They have reaped a rich harvest through equity investments while at the same time domestic venture capital firms struggle to survive.

We are glad that we have reaped another bumper harvest.

My work shall be done. . . when you are prepared in the fullness of time then the harvest will be reaped.

No wonder the government kowtowed to the City as the Treasury reaped tax revenues from their fairy money.

The anecdote reaped 147 mostly positive comments.

Currently, the village has reaped rich harvests. Here is a photo of prosperous and harmonious modern village.

They reaped a fine crop of fruit from the bushes that they planted last year.

Through the exchange of these days, I learned a lot has reaped a lot of flies are also very happy.

While the country's boom has been extraordinary, ordinary workers have not reaped the gains one might expect.

the damage has been done and the benefits are being reaped.

The experiment, which started in more-affluent provinces such as Zhejiang, has reaped some fruits.

The world as a whole reaped a demographic dividend in the 40 years to 2010.

He and his brother reaped the field of barley.

The annual revenues that Mozilla reaped from this partnership amounted to $28 million in 2005.

The farmers reaped a good harvest from their crops.

The students have reaped some direct benefit from their English studies.

"What resulted was panic. We had reaped what we had sown. "

The rice has been reaped.

They are just shameless: we invented the idea and they reaped its profit.

Junk dealers reaped $1. 5 billion selling scrap copper toChinain 2006.

The scale of profits reaped by big mining companies last year on the back of booming mineral prices exceeded most expectations.

But that is too simplistic because it doesn't capture any revenue benefits Morgan also would have reaped from rising asset prices.

It is time they reaped the premium that is theirs as lenders.

S. exports. American companies have cumulatively invested over $62. 2 billion in 58, 000 projects in China and reaped bumper harvests.

In order to keep growth, shrubs need be reaped every 3 to 4 years.

China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Chile and, to a lesser extent, India have put it into practice and reaped rich economic dividends.

Helped by strong gold prices, the Chinese mainland's gold mining sector reaped robust growth in profits last year.

Those domestic films reaped $532 million overseas in box office receipts last year, according to the government.

China reaped a record 28 golds in Sydney four years ago.

he follows in the footsteps of united team - mate paul scholes , who quit england in 2004 and has reaped the benefits for his club

Design and application practice of combined cleaner for mechanical-reaped rapeseed

Give up a certain input but there is no emotion reaped;

Effect of Potassic Solution and Sodium Solution Insufflated on Dehydration of Pasture Reaped

Current income growth of farmers was downtrend: Farmers reaped a good harvest from their crops but the income was declining relatively;

After leaving office in 2001, Clinton reaped millions yearly from book royalties and lecture fees;

art altogether contradictory and unreasonable; for when I paid you honor, I reaped no

Never reaped what he could sow

she invested cleverly , and reaped a rich reward

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