reap the recogiation vs reap recogination

Some examples from the web:

• Reap the whirlwind, Sheriff Brady.
• All participants can reap the benefits that result.
• And now you're set to reap the rewards.
• Only then will we reap the benefits together.
• But every member reaps the rewards.
• Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.
• He who sows the wind, shall reap the storm.
• I'd rather mend the pews or reap the harvest.
• Motor insurance is a multi-billion euro business and further competition must be encouraged so that consumers can reap the benefits.
• The years pass by, and Zetterstrom reaps the fruits of his talent.
• You'll reap the benefits of your doings.
• So he could reap the glory.
• I am ready to reap the whirlwind.
• But all economic sectors will naturally reap the same benefits.
• Render the service, reap the reward.
• He who sows the wind reaps the storm.
• I am ready to reap the whirlwind.
• We're not the only ones who reap the benefits.
• I am confident that this legislation will ensure we can reap the benefits of these products, while protecting against the dangers.
• Well, they do not reap the benefits of the Internal Market either.

Some examples from the web:

• Reap the whirlwind, Sheriff Brady.
• The Member States therefore reap many benefits.
• Economic adjustment policies are beginning to reap rewards in many areas.
• However, safety concerns remain regarding Siem Reap Airways International.
• All participants can reap the benefits that result.
• First, they could allow all countries to reap the benefits of a bilateral mutual-recognition deal by agreeing not to impose restrictive rules of origin.
• Poor countries reap benefits from migration too - through remittances.
• He'll reap guffaws and nothing more.
• And now you're set to reap the rewards.
• Now it's time to reap what some has sowed.
• To reap what you have sewn.
• Such a market organisation can reap better long-term prospects for the fishing industry.
• Only then will we reap the benefits together.
• And crucially, it is an endeavor that will reap no tangible profit.
• Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.
• He who sows the wind, shall reap the storm.
• I'd rather mend the pews or reap the harvest.
• Motor insurance is a multi-billion euro business and further competition must be encouraged so that consumers can reap the benefits.
• You reap what you sow, my friends.
• You wish to reap before you sow.