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Pharmaceutical and device makers paid doctors roughly $380 million in speaking and consulting fees, with some doctors reaping over half a million dollars each, during a five-month period last year, according to an analysis of federal data released Tuesday.

Ultimately, federal prosecutors charged, Rolls-Royce won a contract to supply approximately 45 turbines, reaping over $50 million in profit.

"Toy Story 3" was nominated for Best Picture and reaped over $110 million during its opening weekend.

"Learning writing is the thing that will reap benefits over and over and over again for the rest of your career," she said.

"All told, it appears that the sale of Hostess may reap over a billion dollars, almost twice what the creditors initially expected if it had not been liquidated.

Filings show that he made $129 million from stock sales during the last 12 months, or almost one-third of the entire amount he has reaped over the last 23 years.

The wealthiest 10% of superannuation contributors reap over 36% of the policy's benefits: reform superannuation to stop favouring the rich.

The governor's plan, which was included in his executive budget in January, only highlighted the savings that the plan would reap over the next few years and included no mention of the long-term costs.

The first is $65.5 billion that the White House assumes the Federal Government will reap over the next five years from a settlement with the tobacco industry -- a settlement that faces immense hurdles in Congress.

TWO Modigliani portraits accounted for more than a fourth of the total of $90.5 million reaped over two days from the sale of Reader's Digest art at Sotheby's last week.

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