Leaving the customised bits to the end of the assembly process helps to reap some of the benefits of mass production while offering individual specification and rapid delivery to a "customer of one".
More worrisome, scammers used the publicity to perpetrate fraud by persuading vulnerable people — the poor, the elderly — that, for a fee, they could help their clients to reap the benefits of the settlement.
Just 20 more minutes of shuteye on a regular basis can help you begin to reap the brain-building benefits of sleep.
Black farmers, whose farms tend to be smaller, do not have the resources that helped many whites to reap the benefits of deregulation.South African farmers' biggest gripe, however, is that their counterparts elsewhere especially in America and the European Union continue to enjoy the fruits of protectionism.
We speculate that high status cues in humans such as an open postural stance may have evolved to create the appearance of larger physical size, thereby helping the expresser to reap the benefits the appearance of greater size confers.
Researchers hope the results will broaden the use of medical marijuana and help those who want to reap the drug's benefits without getting stoned.
Some economists and housing experts say the Fed's lax oversight helped enable lending companies to reap enormous profits by providing millions of unsuitable and abusive loans to homeowners who often did not fully understand the terms or appreciate their risk.
Indeed, the only reason to allow HFCS to suddenly masquerade as "corn sugar" would be to help Big Food seamlessly continue to reap extraordinary, subsidized profits.
What would you say as advice or to help people stick through it, to reap its rewards, because I do think it is something that takes faith and commitment?
And he has a plan, to help folks who'd like to reap the benefits of vegetarianism -- like better health, improving the environment and reducing animal cruelty -- without entirely giving up their pork.
