71.   Bradley also said that even in this time of unprecedented prosperity, not enough Americans are reaping the benefits.

72.   A caption said Pavesich was reaping the benefits of buying New England Mutual Life Insurance policies.

73.   A dependent capo is placed in a sinecure where he can reap the benefits of bribes, kickbacks, and partnerships.

74.   A generation later, however, the predominantly black New York neighborhood that is reaping the benefits of a robust economy is Harlem, not Bedford-Stuyvesant.

75.   A Netscape spokeswoman said the executives were selling to reap a benefit from the company and diversify their holdings.

76.   A successful experiment could reap benefits statewide.

77.   Additionally, companies are only beginning to reap the benefits of investments they made years ago.

78.   After expanding aggressively during the downturn, Donaldson, Lufkin reaped the benefits when the market boomed again a few years later.

79.   Airlines are reaping the benefits of cost cutting.

80.   All these years, his league has reaped the benefits of a free collegiate farm system.