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In other parts of the world success is rewarded with additional TV revenue and big-money purses for qualifying for continental tournaments, money those teams can plow back into their rosters, assuring the rich continue to get richer.

The assignment: Start a business, pay back the initial costs invested by UW mentors, turn a profit to plow back into the program.

"Critics say Sanders’s bill would constrict the flow of capital by preventing firms from buying back shares from their investors — money those investors then plow back into to the broader economy," the Washington Post reported.

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Critics say Sanders’s bill would constrict the flow of capital by preventing firms from buying back shares from their investors — money those investors then plow back into to the broader economy.

That’s $800 million that businesses can plow back into growth and hiring, and it adds nicely to the more than $5 billion in tax cuts we’ve already done together and the $5 billion in workers’ compensation reductions we’ve already made.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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