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Perseverance has had its rewards for Wareham.

Slavery fueled the Roman economy, and its rewards for the wealthy turned out to be disastrous for the working classes.

All the work they have put into the mill has its rewards — for Ms. Green, in particular.

But the job has its rewards for those with the desire to help people and the physical and emotional constitution to do it.

She does, though, still manage to get some mileage out of her distance from the meretricious flim-flam of so much contemporary politics, with its rewards for "people who have a PR approach.

As part of its Rewards for Justice program, the State Department plans to pay up to $5 million for information leading to the arrests of fugitives in atrocity cases.

The launches also follow South Korea's announcement that it is quadrupling its reward for North Korean defectors who can provide them with classified military intelligence, raising the payment to 1 billion won ($860,000), CNN reported Sunday.

America recently increased its reward for information leading to Mr Wuhayshi's arrest to $10m.

That's its reward for sticking to its guns for almost a decade, and Kompakt still retains the feel of a socialist collective.

In November, the New National Party finally received its reward for shifting loyalties: President Thabo Mbeki installed two New National Party members in the predominantly black government as deputy ministers.

This gallantry has not been without its reward, for to-day every woman in America proclaims Mr. Taft "a perfect dear".