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The widening gyre ReprintsYet Ukraine would gain far more from going west.

Mr. Einhorn said North Korea, long-reclusive and impoverished, stood to gain far more politically and economically from a better security environment and normalized relations with Washington.

Under the new arrangement, states would gain far more freedom to set their own rules about how to cover the poor.

But this makes it all the more likely that these citizens would respond by going to the polls, and they would stand to gain far more than the cost of a traffic ticket.

A summary of the report released last fall also made that point, but the conclusion is likely to gain far more attention in coming months as federal regulators and Congress awaken to the potential for an accident involving spent fuel.

In the Bush administration's energy bill, which is scheduled to be debated in the Senate this week, the coal and nuclear-power industries stand to gain far more money in subsidies than would be earmarked for research on renewable energy.

It generates realized capital gains far more frequently than does passive management.

During his eight years, jihadis gained far more turf, more followers, more arms, and more money.

The grandchildren of those who gained legal status gained far more education and better-paying jobs.

But I also found that most people who moved gained far more than high spirits.

Not surprisingly, the "Russert families" gained far more from the Bush tax cuts than a representative sample.