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Meanings of reap the benefits in English

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Usage of reap the benefits in English
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Consider volunteer work in January and you'll reap the benefits in February.
The South African
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Either way, domestic brands are most likely to reap the benefits.
Reuters
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Pay a little extra, and your friends and family can reap the benefits.
The South African
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Other clubs reap the benefits of Southampton's academy and scouting ability.
The Guardian
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Eventually, all of the Army's combat brigades would reap the benefits, Gates promised.
Wired
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Burdens of Government borne by those who reap the benefits, 176-u.
Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Fr...
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Some say this has created a two-tier market, and that exchanges reap the benefits.
Reuters
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And when they do, the consumers with the best displays will reap the benefits.
Wired
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You might even live to reap the benefits of all your years of plotting.
The spirit thief
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Tonight we begin to reap the benefits of all those who came before us.
All the pretty dead girls
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Now I begin to reap the benefits of my hazards.
The Pilgrim's Progress from this world to that which is to come ...
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Some people attack their land, wanting to reap the benefits of all their natural treasures.
Maleficent
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Councils would only reap the benefits if they signed up to the nationwide water program.
Radio NZ
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He insists his leaders take large stakes, so they reap the benefits or bleed together.
Reuters
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Down the road the nation will reap the benefits.
The Irish Times
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Delta is hoping it is arriving in time to reap the benefits of LATAM's groundwork.
Reuters
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South Africa
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Ireland
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United States of America
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