81.   In return, they can reap handsome rewards from companies eager to protect products or trademarks.

82.   In the heart of the February sweeps, ABC and NBC were able to reap the rewards of the Fox scandal while seeming to stand above the fray.

83.   Investors hoping to reap rewards on the same scale next year from pharmaceuticals may be forced to look elsewhere.

84.   It is Muhammad Ali reaping his reward by walking through adoring crowds like a mummy.

85.   It was a tremendous win for the players, one they are still reaping rewards from.

86.   Joe, legally cleared of responsibility for the crime, remains the head of the company, which is now reaping the rewards of the boom years.

87.   Killing yourself and your enemies is not only considered effective strategy against a greater military power, it is exalted as a religious sacrifice reaping eternal rewards.

88.   Lay people off, and reap the reward of sparkling stock rallies.

89.   Last Sunday, Boyd reaped the rewards of his commitment, one that began as soon as his injuries healed.

90.   Los Alamos, former home of the Manhattan Project, is still reaping the rewards of federal largesse.