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Mr. Orr, a professor of political science at Brown University, provides a rewarding portrait of Diggs’s career as a civil-rights activist and legislator in his exhaustively researched biography, “House of Diggs.”

In short, euphoric positioning plus reluctant bulls mean stock markets will climb a “wall of worry,” rewarding incrementally positive news developments, but will then see sellers pounce on disappointing data points, he said.

"It's incredibly rewarding to see a software solution extend the telescope's scientific reach -- and to know it was possible without ever leaving the lab."

Fifty years from now, capitalism will continue to flourish in the U.S., rewarding an even broader and more diverse generation of entrepreneurs.

Its president, Sally Kornbluth, added that the school prides itself on rewarding merit and wrote that, for instance, “MIT has never had legacy preferences in admissions.”