Some artists, such as Roni Size, Gomez and Talvin Singh, did not reap the benefits that might have been expected.
But, frustratingly, the $1.7bn of US funding did not reap the rewards it could have, Liu noted.
For a French institution, the gift is particularly significant: such donations are rare in France, where collectors do not reap the tax benefits that Americans do.
Opposition politicians acknowledge that even as Mr Kan's popularity fell to a measly 22% in a Nikkei poll this week, their parties did not reap the benefits.
When the housing boom hit the South, Nashville, long a sleepy capital city with a Bible Belt sensibility, did not reap the financial gains seen in cities like Atlanta, whose metropolitan region is more than three times its size.
("Vampire" buyers, as brokers sometimes refer to people who work at night, do not reap the same benefits from huge windows and exceptional views, and may leap at inside units with smaller price tags, Ms. Urgo and other marketers say).
His lock-and-trail efforts do not reap the same benefits, his close-outs are a half-step slower than they once were, and his general on-ball defensive effectiveness has waned.
Until the coming of the railways in 1853, however, Maastricht did not reap the full advantages of its central position between the mining and industrial cities of Heerlen and Kampen (both in The Netherlands), Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle; in Germany), and Liège (in Belgium).
Unlike the students in the FFI group, those in the control group, who did not engage in group work, did not reap the benefit of cooperative language learning.
