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For several years, Orlando had been building a major tourist profile in Brazil, and Da Silva, a Brazilian businessman, had been reaping the benefits with his astonishingly successful Wise Up English language programme.

His bail was set at $100,000 -- which could be a drop in the bucket if he had been reaping drug sale profits for a while before the arrest.

Mr Putin did not say when exactly the Russian grain export ban, originally to run from 15 August to 31 December, would be lifted, but said that it would not be before next year's harvest had been reaped.

The wave offering was a measure of flour made from the first sheaves of barley grain that had been reaped.

Whatever the reason for less-than-stellar economic growth, American companies have been reaping handsome profits.

REUTERS Surging Trading Volumes Polish Exchanges Bottom Lines | Stockk exchanges have been reaping the benefits of high trading volume amid the market swings.

"The Labour party made a huge mistake and they have been reaping that whirlwind ever since".

But investors in the REITs that develop or own these industrial spaces have been reaping attractive rewards just the same.

Dale Jorgenson of Harvard University thinks that American services companies, particularly wholesale and retail traders, have been reaping huge gains over the past decade from information technology.

Perhaps more important for the effort to stabilize Afghanistan, officials said, the Taliban has been reaping a windfall from taxes on the growers and traffickers.

While lads' mags publishers have been reaping the profits from depicting women as nothing more than a sum of body parts, women and girls have been paying the price.