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.
One thing the guess lists of both candidates have in common is the presence of Hispanic candidates, as it is generally believed that both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore would like to reap the credit for naming the first Hispanic member of the court.
His comedy explores the frustrations that beset Argos's working-class messengers, while spoiled aristocrats like Orestes reap the benefits of democracy.
We have seen neighboring states, including coal states like Pennsylvania and Ohio, reap the benefits of such policies.
Why am I even trying at this company when idiots like her reap all the rewards?" When this less-than-pleasant thought process arises, we can take one of two courses.
Once you've killed your target, loot his body if you like and reap the rewards, or run and become anonymous if any guards have seen you.
"Families like mine that reap rewards from our economy have a responsibility to pay our fair share," the letter said.
For the past four decades, our country has relentlessly expanded the size of our criminal justice system, allowing companies like CCA to reap tremendous profits out of human misery.
The buyout firm, which specializes in consumer brands like Hudson Jeans, expects to reap about a 40 percent internal rate of return, according to a person briefed on the matter.
Yang actually developed the salty solution when he was at MIT, but it looks like IMRE gets to reap the rewards, at least if they can commercialize it.
