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

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

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.

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

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

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

You don't get to reap the rewards of your efforts, and you might not even feel the sting of your mistakes.

You shoulder the expenses and reap the rewards of home improvement - both great and small.

Their overseas competitors would reap the rewards.

You do the things that reap the rewards, that make your parents proud, and your teachers pleased, and your friends impressed.

This can greatly help assure farmers that, if they make investments, they will reap the rewards.

Why not help them become better at what they're doing so that all of you can reap the rewards later on?

You put in aII these hours, but you don't reap the rewards.

Work on them and you will reap the rewards accordingly.

Reap the rewards of improved technology