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BHP and Rio reckon this is unfair and that they should be awarded a bigger piece of the "freight differential" between them and Vale.

and as the man rolled up his eyes at him in the last agony, 'George, ' said he, 'I reckon I settled you.

Jeanie was one, like the angels in heaven, that rather weep for sinners, than reckon their transgressions.

But its rapid growth, especially on Apple's American home turf, has made it a competitor to reckon with.

With him in the side I reckon we would have won the Grand National and the Boat Race.

Woman: Well he's hoping to earn a few brownie points with the bosses. There's a new position opening up and I reckon he'll apply for it.

But I don't reckon that's the point. If I understand it right, you don't know if the cat's dead or alive until you look at it.

The American newspapers were a power with which the British government had to reckon in the struggle of the colonies for independence.

Some senior postal executives reckon that next-day delivery will have to go, at least for business customers.

Some Americans reckon that this sort of pressure works better.

I reckon a piece like this would cost you two of three hundred dollars at least of you had to buy it in a shop.

I reckon being ill AS one of the great pleASures of life, provided one is no too ill and is no to binged to work till one is better.

You had better reckon without me, as I am not sure whether I shall be able to come.

By the time it reaches a deep red, the makers reckon, it might be wise for an online trader to take a break and cool down.

My aunt went in and the old woman, seeing that I hesitated to enter, began to reckon on me again repeatedly with her hand.

First of all, I'd like to ask all the male population, do you reckon your life a disaster to your parents, or at least a heavy burden?

Denisov took Tihon from his menial work, and began to employ him on expeditions, and to reckon him among the Cossacks .

But Asur and Huberman reckon this is just the beginning, and that their technique should be able to predict social outcomes of many kinds.

Had he lived just a few more years it would have changed my life in so many ways I can hardly begin to reckon the difference.

Russell: I know, I haggled him down to $25, so I reckon I've got a bit of a bargain.

I reckon the Confederacy means as much to me as it does to you, me with four boys in the Troop and you with none.

For, just as each nation is wont to reckon by that monetary standard with which it is most familiar, so must we do in other matters.

As America starts to grapple with its out-of-control spending habits, we as a nation really should reckon with our education costs.

But people familiar with the firm reckon it could have pulled off the deal had it been able to limit itself to buying half of Continental.

"If it happened in Beijing, then I reckon if half of the buildings didn't fall down, then at least one-third would. "

I reckon about 60 per cent of Watford's goals this season have come from Ben's assists. It's been a great experience for him.

"You reckon folks really act like that? " Bigger asked, full of the sense of a life he had never seen.

This reluctance to call a spade a spade reflects an inability to reckon with changes the US and Europe have to make to avoid a repeat.

We did not have to reckon, as American Muslims did, with the constant second look, the elasticity of liberty when a country gets scared.

A loss of power lasting just a few days, reckon some, starts to cause a cascade of economic damage.

Reckon how much you have spent.

Any fool knows that. I don't reckon YOU was the first that found it out, Huck.

A bit of a tall order as it is late afternoon already, but I reckon we can make it.

It was all on account of the whiskey and the excitement, I reckon.

Broaden your view across the whole range of applauded contemporary artists and I reckon that about 70% of them are no good at all.

It's a very tough fixture: I reckon there will not be many goals and I just hope the decisive one will be scored by a Spaniard!

Key findings are: Three out of 10 reckon they have far less "me time" than their own mothers did - barely three hours a week on average.

And when he had begun to reckon, one was brought unto him, which owed him ten thousand talents.

But you're able to hear, I reckon; leastways, your ears is big enough.

Some reckon that the Shabab shares some of the ransoms earned by pirates who operate out of the central Somali port of Haradheere.

Then I may reckon upon tender treatment from my LORD. Indeed, I feel myself to be at best as weak, as pliant, as worthless as a reed.

She is quite a different sort of body from that, I reckon.

Our continent is still full of minefields, booby traps, and threats with which we must reckon.

But Taylor and Levin reckon all of these theories were faulty and that political influence was a bigger culprit.

Critics of the Canadian banks reckon that their conservatism was the flip side of a cosy oligopoly.

I reckon you'll be able to leave hospital soon.

Sometimes it feels like it was a collect call and we have to pay for it, but that's okay. . . comes with the territory, i reckon.

If Filch's trying to learn magic from a Kwikspell course, I reckon he must be a Squib.

I reckon parents to work out the time to go home out of pocket money she saved in peacetime, and their parents to continue to fight.

But a growing number of people, in Zimbabwe and the region, reckon it is the only way out of the impasse.

Similar calculations prompt Andrew Smithers of the consultancy Smithers & Co to reckon that Wall Street is only around "fair value" .

Some forecasters reckon that Brazil's growth rate could reach 7%, which would be its fastest pace in a quarter of a century.

Some researchers reckon nicotine to be no more dangerous than caffeine, which coffee plants similarly employ as an insecticide.

I reckon that'll be a good one. But won't the widow take it away from us, Tom? It's on her land.

The two authors reckon that this competition accounts for about half of the increase in the household saving rate in 1990-2007.

Just the beginning of a coming boom, reckon bouncy African financiers.

To measure you by your smallest deed is to reckon the power of the ocean by the frailty of its foam.

Dunham: You reckon? Mate, I think you should get on the next train and fuck off out of here. Before something bad happens.

Experts reckon that the market may remain comatose until at least the end of next year.

The pair reckon that nowadays 39% of domestic helpers in Britain are men, up from 17% in the early 1990s; in London, many are also migrants.

Some big exchanges reckon that at least one-third of their trading volume comes from these programs .

"You reckon you were seeing into his mind again? " Ron sounded worried.

Inthe past they did not fully reckon on the ruthlessness of the people they were up against.

I reckon it costs me two hundred pounds a year to run my car, all in.

Scientists reckon that at least 1. 7% of people are born with one of several dozen possible intersexual conditions.

A policeman said to a criminal: you reckon your Dodge could help you up to all these dodges again?

This time experts reckon that prices are about 40% down on their peak on average, though some have been far more volatile.

I have a crazy love about English, and reckon it a great pleasure for the mind to shuttle between two languages.

Most economists reckon that the euro is undervalued and expected a rebound over the next year.

A high proportion, Ms Spitz and other lawyers reckon, of the once-rich couples now breaking up include at least one foreign spouse.

Yet China must now reckon with a potentially destabilising consequence of this new, improved process.

However, this will force China's leaders to have to reckon with independent wealthy concerns having a say in mainland decision making.

Both outfits have made a habit of buying unusually big stakes in hot private companies that they reckon still have plenty of room to grow.

I reckon the next round of security measures will call for a dress code - albeit the wrong kind.

It's one of many new index or tracker funds just released that I reckon will revolutionise investing as we know it.

The church which has perceptively viewed this passage through the lens of epiphany has sometimes failed to reckon with what epiphany means.

Sell in this store of is all some old books, the price doesn't reckon Gao.

He's the sort of man you can't reckon on in a crisis.

Fans of the deal reckon such arguments should be enough to convince regulators.

To measure you by your smallest deed is to reckon the power of ocean by the frailty of its foam.

Berlin police reckon that this last explanation accounts for around one-third of car-burnings.

To reckon with the Bush years, we need to understand what went on between these men behind closed doors.

And that, they reckon, depends on nothing so much as their continued ability to preside over rapid economic growth.

"Maybe they do, " Dex said. "I reckon those wino bastards better stay out of sight or they'll run 'em plumb out of the county. "

Even this may underestimate the true rate, which some economists reckon was as high as 13%.

Insiders reckon that, within a few years, the new pay deal could be wholly financed by cutting waste.

Analysts reckon up to a third of earnings could come from punting shares , although quantifying this is tricky .

Futurologists at Deloitte, a consultancy, reckon the "medical home" , chock full of new medical devices, wi be a reality within five years.

Both retailers and publishers reckon they will eventually be able to persuade consumers to do a lot more of their reading on the web.

They reckon that only a few more steps are needed for an agreement.

"I cannot reckon you as an admirer" (Nathaniel Hawthorne).

Some reckon that the debt position of many rich countries is now unsustainable.

It's not a bad record but I reckon it could have been better.

With the non-linear and non-Gaussian merits, Particle Filtering (PF) is applied to reckon the road shape and vehicle state recursively.

Instead of denying false rumours, a company should put out a stream of positive messages about itself, reckon Mr Rucker and Mr Dubois.

I reckon only 10 per cent have started rebuilding, a year after the quake, ' one NGO worker in Chengdu tells me.

They reckon that Cubans do not value the true cost of free services.

I reckon this ought to be a great opportunity to widen one's horizon.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank reckon that the labour deal could narrow the cost gap by a few dollars more.

Twelve years without a new record would, the sceptics reckon, be rather a large lull in what is supposed to be a rising trend.

If you hit three in a month, they retire you, cause they reckon you can't deal with it.

The murderer did not reckon on the policeman's finding the gun.

I can't reckon her up: in some respects she seems a most selfish woman, yet at times she will be most generous.

An entity with the same name has taken a stake of about one-third of a per cent in National Australia Bank, people inside NAB reckon.

'I reckon they're probably calculating that Burma is not going to lurch to the American side just yet. '

Virtually all analysts reckon that the economy, after growing by an average of 5% or so in the past four years, will slow down this year.

While there is no time frame, most analysts reckon on about a decade and many assume mergers and acquisitions will be a necessary prop.

Since then I have attempted to become respectable and act my age. So far, I reckon I'm doing rather better than the Italian prime minister.

I reckon a lot of these mysterious chronic diseases are related to some infectious agent that's been a trigger.

Some reckon the group is now shifting the balance of its assets from media to telecoms.

Those who reckon China's rise inevitably means a challenge to the dominance of the west need to think hard about that.

Economists reckon that the single market has increased growth, albeit by less than promised.

Aoyama: No, I did not reckon that. I thought the manga would end after 3 months (laughs).

Goto was spot on and it tracked so well that I reckon I could have mounted the DSLR on it for some longish exposures.

When you reckon up the wastage of female staff through marriage, it's quite a total.

It was as big a fish as was ever catched in the Mississippi, I reckon.

The International Monetary Fund and others reckon that the apparent rebalancing of the global economy over the past year is temporary.

But most analysts reckon that, whatever the pairings, only a huge unforeseen scandal can halt the Yudhoyono juggernaut.

Nevertheless, we also cannot reckon industry of this network game serves standard function exorbitantly .

Some pundits reckon that rather than bailing out industrial dinosaurs government should be encouraging new technologies.

Be about to decide a goal, reckon corresponding task is measured next, decide what each division learns time to allocate proportion finally.

And this means that we have to reckon with that and be prepared for worse things.

Foreign embassies, they reckon, are unduly pro-gay; the UN is alleged to be "smuggling" in "agents of immorality" .

I cannot reckon for that fault.

Some estimates reckon a mere 500 girls a year finish primary education.

Indeed, some analysts reckon non-Tianjin residents will be able to participate from the off.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley reckon that as a whole European banks have sold 90% of this year's required funding.

Many people reckon him to be a great basketball player.

"He'll be all right, " said Harry, trying to convince himself. "What do you reckon's next? "

Some reckon that this has already gone too far.

Most market participants reckon such a view is too bearish.

I reckon that dream, love and freedom are the only luxuries in life.

Such harassment is one reason why few private economists reckon that the devaluation will stimulate export-led growth.

Something he picked up in the forest, I reckon.

Professional designers reckon that the kitchen of the future will be a more egalitarian place.

Some analysts say that Chinese brands could become rivals outside their native market sooner than most automakers reckon.

One can't reckon on suicidal madness in the enemy.

They reckon the book as one of his best works.

Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Without the December snow, reckon the statisticians, output would have been "flattish" .

Designers reckon it's perfectly suited for the small but fiercely formed Singapore soldiers' jungle-fresh fighting.

They don't reckon individuals, so therefore individual variation and imperfection can be allowed.

Software companies, meanwhile, reckon such middlemen are offered only uninteresting information.

They reckon that of the $170 billion spent on lawyers every year in America, some $64 billion is a premium produced by market distortions.

Linden and his colleagues reckon that US workers earned more than two-thirds of all the wages paid to workers in the iPod value chain.

Oh, shucks! Baby! You want to see your mother, I reckon.

Now they reckon it would have to climb by only 24% against the dollar and 14% against its trading partners overall.

The gloomiest estimates reckon that more than a thousand tiddlers will fail as a result of the crisis, many in 2010.

I reckon Green environmentalists will come out to criticise and protest.

Analysts reckon that Carrefour's stores could fetch up to $1 billion.

He reports the gap between what a villageclaims it spent on a road, and what he and his engineers reckon the road really cost.

They reckon Africa is the best place to grow biofuels, and the one that will lead to most carbon capture in the long run.

Demographers reckon that at least three-quarters of Egyptians actually live in urban areas.

Some oilmen reckon that Egypt's reserves have actually risen in recent years, and much of the country remains unexplored.

Other hackers are launching what many reckon are government-backed intrusions over the internet.

We'd reckon these two correspondents among the best on the paper.

Most economists reckon that India needs to invest a tenth of its GDP in infrastructure every year to sustain growth of 8% or more.

They reckon that high unemployment enables terror organisations in Palestine to recruit more educated, mature terrorists.

I reckon I've met more than 100 people whose online business generates over 500K a year.

Analysts reckon on at least $160m in annual cost synergies.

But most still reckon that it is at best a blunt instrument for fighting poverty.

But insiders reckon that enough of Africa's governments will sign the convention to make it stick.

She could reckon from 1 to 100 when she was more than one year old.

A well-stocked and inquiring mind plus sharp penmanship are the main assets, they reckon.

Indeed, many finance folk reckon the fund-raising environment is the worst since the industry was born in the late 1960s.

I reckon we owe you about the same as you owe us. Why don't we just call it quits ?

Analysts reckon on at least $ 160m in annual cost synergies .

What, you reckon Slytherin's monster can duel? said Ron, but he, too, read the sign with interest.

That's just the same way they go on round me. I reckon he's a goner. Don't you feel sorry for him, sometimes?

S. And, I reckon there's better than here.

Human-rights groups reckon his security forces have killed at least 1, 300 Syrians, most of them civilians.

Though people are psychologically affected by negative market conditions, I reckon it will only take one or two months to wind down.

Some projects will simply be accelerated, and most economists reckon that, at best, half the spending relates to completely new projects.

Check eyesight of far and near, correctional eyesight respectively, reckon cataract place damages degree to eyesight.

While many stores reckon eye-level is the top spot, some think a little higher is better.

Music executives reckon people are moving from file-sharing networks to Spotify, though they may continue to download some music illegally.

Then God comes and gently tells Adam that he is wrong to try to reckon his accomplishments on a cosmic scale.

After researches, we reckon that theoretic basis for compiling quarterly report of solvency shall adopt "discrete view" .

Overall, I reckon its better to stay in the tourist area of Kowloon, which seem much more "visitor friendly" .

For those that reckon fundamentals are returning to drive currency movements, Japan's economic picture cannot have helped either.

"You're in for a treat. We get about eight or ten snows every year. Don't get much down there, I reckon. "

Faced with that, some officers reckon it is better to chuck captured weapons overboard but let the people go.

They reckon that evolutionary step towards nudity had huge implications for the human race.

On Wall Street, most reckon that means until well into 2010 at least.

Analysts reckon slower inventory liquidation and restocking will support the economy's recovery in coming quarters.

Better one safe way than a hundred on which you cannot reckon.

For I reckon that I am not at all behind the very best apostles.

They reckon the merger would result in "higher prices, fewer choices and lower quality products for mobile wireless services" .

However experts reckon that the size of the spill will exhaust the world's supply of booms very quickly.

In 2010, Obama seems decided to show the mandarins in Beijing that the US remains a power to reckon with.

The researchers reckon that the extra iron boosted growth rates and carbon-dioxide consumption between two- and threefold.

To microbes, fluids appear thick and still, and viscosity is the main force small organisms must reckon with.

Marx did not haveFox News and the Daily Mail to reckon with.

We can try, Tom; but I've seen such a beautiful country in my dream. I reckon we are going there.

Experts reckon that further gains in energy efficiency, and hence cost reductions, will be increasingly difficult, however.

Some reckon that MFI clients are able to stay afloat only by borrowing from one microlender to repay another.

Can I reckon on you to help?

A recent poll of Business Link, which counsels small businesses, revealed that 90% of their advisers reckon small companies are unprepared.

Intelligence analysts reckon that strikes have weakened al-Qaeda's "core" leadership in Pakistan's lawless border region.

The World Bank's researchers reckon that the benefits of such efforts outweigh the costs by five to one.

To reckon e. G. I reckon that it's fine job but the money isn't great.

In retrospect, they reckon, the ready availability of film financing meant too many titles were competing for attention.

Analysts reckon that roaming charges account for 5-10% of operators' revenues globally, and a bigger slice of profits.

Many commentators now reckon that Congress will inevitably pass some kind of China-bashing legislation later this year.

Observers reckon this could be a step towards full independence.

Ms Hartigan and Mr Elkington reckon that social entrepreneurs will uncover other profitable new industries.

And they have asked their own army's weathermen, who reckon there is at least a month longer than the IEC claims.

Some analysts reckon that the sinking of the Cheonan has to be seen in this context.

I reckon a sense of humour among my greatest blessings.

Britain's statisticians reckon that, without the bad weather, GDP would have been flat, but that is far from certain.

The authors reckon that low-cost imports from China alone offset more than a quarter of the measured rise in income inequality since 1994.

Psychology experts reckon people whose first name begins with A outlive by 10 years those whose initial is D.

So also you, reckon yourselves to be dead to sin, but living to God in Christ Jesus.

But analysts still reckon high unemployment, coupled with low income growth and tight credit, will hamper growth.

Farmers off the wow gold fruits of joy to reckon the coefficient on the handheld.

I wouldn't like to reckon with the manager when he's in a bad temper.

But it is difficult to reckon the body's shape category by measuring length data.

With earnings on the rise and valuations below long-term averages, the bulls reckon the rally shows little sign of stopping.

A lot of guests reckon of high costs in the hotel, a little above the anticipated level.

Most pundits reckon that Toyota took its eyes off quality control in its efforts to overtake GM.

Messrs Beracha and Johnson reckon that, unusually, buying just now makes more financial sense than renting.

The group, and an expanding chorus of fretful bloggers, reckon that life is imitating art.

Some studies reckon that demography explains as much as a third of Asia's economic growth.

I reckon that's above his head.

He may also reckon that by hitting the West hard on missile defence, he may exacerbate divisions in the Western camp.

Economists reckon that by the end of February industrial output will be back to levels last seen around 1987.

There, we reckon he could afford to have loosened more.

commercially British Aerospace reckon that the plane will be commercially viable if 400 can be sold.

And, most profoundly, modern Darwinists reckon that a sense of justice, too, is probably an evolved phenomenon.

I reckon this problem can be solved if both colleges and students take measures.

But economists reckon a better way of viewing the issue is to examine how employees respond to monetary rewards.

Financial markets reckon the Fed will eventually fear recession more than inflation.

Besides, I reckon he ain't ever coming back to this town any more.

Ll reckon with you later .

Most reckon it will never be possible to give accurate, long-term predictions of when and where serious quakes will strike.

I know it sounds kinda funny, but I reckon that Jenny has run away from home.

I reckon there are at least two hundred people there.

Everybody is sorry she died; but I reckon with her disposition - she HAS a better time in the graveyard.

Many economists reckon this year Chinese growth will fall well short of the 8 per cent government officials are forecasting.

Most of us reckon he's still out there somewhere but lost his powers. Too weak to carry on.

For tablets to become a mass-market product like DVD players, analysts reckon, the price must fall to $100 at most.

But the logic of public consciousness is a fact of life. One has to reckon with it.

Destaillats's team reckon that NNK is produced when nicotine from tobacco smoke reacts with nitrous acid in the air.

Analysts at Credit Suisse reckon that British banks have increased their balance-sheets since June.

More promisingly, both banks reckon these robust investment banking contributions are sustainable.

The trend also suggests a change in the way many professional men view themselves, the researchers reckon.

Interviewer: You designed this, yes, this simulated bridge, and this, you reckon, mimics the action of the real bridge?

As of August, charge cards made up over 60% of Amex's billed business, and analysts reckon this proportion is growing.

alright, I reckon I would see some of you soon, and some, not so soon.

We shall have to reckon without your competitors.