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It is also the only thing standing between the United States and its own moment of reckoning, and that is not a good thing.

A thief hired a room in a tavern and stayed a while in the hope of stealing something that should enable him to pay his reckoning.

If so, the Assads have one choice left, which is how much blood to spill to delay their day of reckoning.

Any of various systems of reckoning time in which the beginning, length, and divisions of a year are defined.

The idea was that instead of trying to predict the future (the principle of Dead Reckoning), why not make the past look like the present?

Apparently reckoning he would be unable to beat his Shia rivals, he decided to join them.

No matter how the reckoning goes, TIME's investigation reveals at least four places where the system broke down.

On this view, this summer's fight over raising the debt ceiling was just a preview of a reckoning to come.

However, the precise measurement is not to rely on the sun, but by a stellar altitude and azimuth for measurement and reckoning.

By my reckoning, someone who buys a newspaper a day, a magazine a week and three books a month will break even by the fifth month.

You can't help conclude that we're heading for one hell of a day of reckoning with all this.

By one dealer's reckoning, fine-violin prices have gone up by an average of nearly 12% a year since 1950.

And the long-term nature of pensions ensures that their reckoning is delayed.

The reckoning took account of the likely losses from transferring the banks' worst loans at a discount to NAMA, Ireland's "bad bank" .

Spared western problems like an open system, stupid regulators, and malevolent bankers, China has dodged a reckoning.

This was a protracted slog which, by Mr Koo's reckoning, did not finish until 2005.

The reckoning that many predicted during the worst of the crisis has, at least, been postponed.

That firm may be able to evade the law at present, but there will be a day of reckoning sooner or later.

That reckoning, however, included measures of the dying Labour government adopted by its successor, which bear down on high earners.

Again we stress that we do not mean punishment, although by your earthly reckoning it may be seen as such according to your laws.

be very careful in reckoning, attach importance to cost accounting, reduce the cost of food, to cheap and quality.

There are people whom you never have chance to see, yet when chance comes, you hesitate reckoning that seeing is not better than not seeing.

The Nigeria international is expected to move on this summer after being squeezed out of first team reckoning last season.

Make sure that you don't wait until problems pile up before making a reckoning -- that would be firing belated shots.

It is useful to have guidance, but in the last reckoning be your own person and take charge of your life.

This concept is not, as in the cold war, an arcane reckoning of missile warheads and of future nuclear annihilation.

The day of reckoning could likely be delayed at least until early July with creative bookkeeping.

Unfortunately the reckoning is not that simple for at least four reasons.

JUNE 28th was a day of reckoning for the most important law of Barack Obama's presidency, and for the president himself.

He was reckoning without her mother's interference.

At the next fork, we turned left again. By my reckoning, this should have put us in the middle of the North Lawn.

Be that as it may, even if one accepts the IMF's argument, it only puts off the day of reckoning but doesn't prevent it.

Implementing today's conventional un-wisdom promises only a deeper recession and the postponement of the inevitable day of reckoning.

The country has lived with chronic debt for years and, like Mr Berlusconi, it has always managed to avoid a day of reckoning.

Mr. Fry also publishes investment insights and commentary under his own byline as Editor of The Daily Reckoning.

Events are moving on very quickly but by your reckoning it seems slow, because you do not have the advantage of seeing the overall picture.

The engineers had given him by his reckoning $100m-worth of computer time, in those infant days of the internet.

But if social unrest has its roots in the effects of structural economic changes, a more fundamental societal reckoning may be needed.

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He is reckoning no, on the view that Chinese authorities will further ease monetary policy and take other measures to help boost growth.

"We long warned about the day of reckoning for the dollar emerging at the next economic recovery, " says Ashraf Laidi at CMC Markets.

This year's end-of-summer reckoning is happier: protests and violence have been much more muted.

In stirring prose, she provides a powerful reckoning with one of the world's least free countries.

This is only the beginning of the reckoning.

With the shock of 2008 fading into memory, the moment of reckoning for the global economy has arrived.

Only six companies out of the 19 received passing grades, by the group's reckoning, and none fared well in the report.

This consists in reckoning up the different experiences each hypothesis might actually result in.

U. S. households are also reckoning with a large drop in wealth during the past two years.

The analysis and design of the public computer room management and automatics cost reckoning system are introduced.

Perhaps Mr Brown is holding back because he knows that when the reckoning is made, bankers will not be alone against the wall.

Take deflation, for instance. By any reckoning it has had a corrosive effect on consumption, debt and investment in the past decade.

" The reckoning" continues as the New York Times singles out another scapegoat for the financial crisis.

But, to soften the pain of the inevitable reckoning, he advises Beijing's central planners to recognize that the era of high growth is over.

Reckoning that it could attract unwelcome attention, a young man brings the shoes inside.

Using dead reckoning near the southern most area of South America called for an expert.

It's a game plan that has no chance by human reckoning.

She looked here and there, appearing to be reckoning this apartment.

An acknowledgment of the state's limitations is part of a broader reckoning that Labour has yet to face.

British sport is heading for the same reckoning after 2012 if the present incoherence is allowed to persist.

A longitudinal reckoning by the navigator; made longitudinal measurements of the hull .

Arguably, this merely postponed the inevitable and made the reckoning worse when it came.

As a result, the famine raced from the countryside into the cities, and a reckoning still awaits those responsible.

Dead Reckoning Trailer (field AI) Identifies where an object should be located at present, given its last reported course and speed.

Yet the most striking part of the commission's reckoning is the impact of recession on the public finances.

The statement that for every baryon that disappears another baryon appears is incomplete because it leaves antibaryons out of the reckoning.

Higher walls, tougher visa restrictions, and ships patrolling borders in increasing numbers will only postpone the day of reckoning.

There will be a time of Reckoning.

The U. S. dollar's day of reckoning is coming and only Americans who prepare now will survive.

Grameen has, by its own reckoning, distributed $6 billion in loans, each on average less than $200.

Proprioception is dead reckoning, where the robot measures a signal originating within itself.

Time for a reckoning. It's roughly my generation that is failing to break through into the top jobs.

But this is also a time of final reckoning for many, as to whether they ascend with Earth or not.

By all means enrich your knowledge by learning about the various beliefs, but in the final reckoning follow your own intuitive feelings.

Even if it does, this just postpones the day of reckoning.

Dead reckoning is a technique to re duce latency and communication costs in distributed interactive simulation systems.

It could not run deficits for ever but the day of reckoning might be years away.

Mental illness was beyond all reckoning, and no amount of digging could expose and extricate its roots.

Unless the victory of the aggressors is absolute and final, there may be some day a reckoning.

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said yesterday that the day of reckoning is here.

For those manufacturers and importers who still refuse to modernize, the day of economic reckoning is fast approaching.

He was badly out in his reckoning.

The economics and fiscal policy minister said that other potential suppliers were in the reckoning.

He declared that the "day of reckoning has arrived" and Americans must confront their "mountain of debt" .

I called the waiter, paid the reckoning, got into my coat, put on my hat and started out the door.

So in an eerie echo of themortgage crisis, tens of thousands of peoplelike Ms. Munna are facing a reckoning.

By Mr Kono's reckoning, the transition from despotism to democracy results in lower tariffs but higher barriers of other sorts.

But by this reckoning, President Hu's estimate looks quite plausible, even conservative.

Russ Miller of University of Michigan is at the Robotics Rodeo to shows off a personal dead-reckoning, or navigation, system.

But I also know that there can be a day of reckoning.

However, when a ship was near land, dead reckoning became extremely dangerous.

To do that, he argues, there has to be a historical reckoning.

That was a one-off trick for which the bill of reckoning remains to be paid.

We can be thankful you showed up before it got even bigger, as the reckoning would be that much worse.

Without reform, there will be a day of reckoning for the economy, but this isn't it.

If American households stop rebuilding savings then the reckoning of excessive debt will merely be delayed.

The United States had 1929, Japan 1989 and south-east Asia 1997. Will China face a similar moment of reckoning a few years from now?

The remainder of the troops were confined to their barracks, without reckoning the regiments of the environs of Paris.

Quantities, cycles and costs of Pre-acceptance staffs shall be quoted by per staff by bidders, and reckoning in total price by 5 persons.

By their reckoning, Earth's "day in the sun" has reached 4: 30 a. m. , corresponding to its 4. 5 billion-year age.

Now that the reckoning has come, sorting out the finances of troubled companies has become far more complex.

It's the day of reckoning, will one of them be a winner?

I thought my day of reckoning with China's grip on the feet of America's children was still months away.

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Sometimes the reckoning takes longer, after the parades are over, flags furled and cased, subjects quietly changed.

A vision-based dead-reckoning method was developed for vehicle navigation in tunnel environments.

The day of reckoning has arrived . Self- criticism and conciliation , however , lead to the necessary conditions for renewal .

There must be a reckoning with decades of establishment cowardice towards someone whose nature has been well known throughout that time.

O Son of Being! Bring thyself to account each day ere thou art summoned to a reckoning .

But even by the leadership's own reckoning, the country's present development model is unsustainable.

By some reckoning, three months supply disappeared in a day.

The day of reckoning had not yet come for him .

The way of reckoning for power supply now, makes the line loss rate undulate greatly at different period.

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The day of reckoning for Japan's debt problem will come when foreign markets determine the interest rates on JGBs.

The principle of the track-reckoning navigation with single gyro is presented.

How can they not feel under pressure throughout college to prepare for this day of reckoning ?

Our numbers are endless, our power beyond reckoning! All who oppose the Destroyer will DIE A THOUSAND DEATHS!

European leaders are considering a textbook example of repression to postpone a reckoning on Greece's debt.

Hitler realized that by remaining on the defensive he was merely postponing the hour of reckoning.

Finally, however, comes the day of reckoning, that is, the day when the long-desired goal of social stability becomes a reality.

The recent rise in bond yields could be a first step in that reckoning.

It puts 40 servers in each rack, Dean said, and by one reckoning, Google has 36 data centers across the globe.

By this reckoning, they have done well until now.

The link reckoning innovation vector defined in the innovation graph provides another way to obtain the innovation vector elements.

The number of injuries and the extent of property damage are beyond reckoning.

If a ship was sailing in the middle of the ocean, a navigator could make mistakes using dead reckoning and no harm would be done.

Finally, it compares the reckoning method with stepwise regression.

Now it looks like reckoning day for some of the speculators.

These will eventually be revealed as such, producing an inevitable reckoning.

This would delay a reckoning by a few years.

By this reckoning, a flexible body learns to acclimatize to stresses.

Whenever the vehicle loses the GPS fix on its position, it can fall back on dead-reckoning navigation from its radar odometer.

That reckoning, however, understates the likely impact.

The longer America puts off this reckoning, the steeper the ultimate price of adjustment.

From this came their reckoning of time, and a calendar that accurately measures the solar year to within minutes.

Noonan was using a combination of celestial navigation and dead reckoning.

There are a few really big forks-- moments of reckoning.

The subsequent reckoning has forced major banks to write off vast sums of money.

By McQuivey's reckoning, a million American homes will have an Internet-enabled television set by the end of 2009.

In Timor-Leste, there has been no real reckoning of how 200, 000 died at the hands of the Indonesian army and its agents.

For the world's biggest economy, the US, the day of reckoning still seems reassuringly remote.

Well that day of reckoning has arrived, and the time to take charge of our future is here.

But the inevitable reckoning does not make the downsizing less painful.

It is rapidly approaching the day of reckoning when it will totally exhaust its nuclear energy supply.

If unloads cargo ahead of time, presses the reality to start the unloading cargo time to begin reckoning.

Version compatibility can help delay this "day of reckoning" but won't eliminate it.

But the longer global imbalances persist, the more painful the reckoning, ' he writes.

Bronjahm, the Godfather of Souls: An instrument of reckoning, Bronjahm watches over the engines in the Forge of Souls.

Reckoning that there is a 20% chance of an adverse outcome is like saying you will be proved wrong one in five times.

By its reckoning, this requirement would be met by the typical rural Indian spending 15 rupees a month at 1960-61 prices.

When she complains that the man should not check the reckoning and criticizes him too closefisted, then it shows she doesn't love the man.

And thus I kept my calendar, or weekly, monthly, and yearly reckoning of time.

Haman thought he had the whole matter taken care of, but he was reckoning without Israel's God.

It was anything: it was, it the final reckoning, nothing.

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I'm reckoning on your continued support.

As millions of people defaulted, the banks confronted enormous losses in a bloody period of reckoning.

Calling the US industry "a dinosaur" whose "day of reckoning" is coming.

Congress has promised fiscal discipline for decades, only to undo its promises before the reckoning.

But Mr Zhao is not alone in his reckoning.

Oh, someday there will be a reckoning, elf , oh yes. . .

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After the Reckoning, he lost many of his contacts and all of his trade routes.

A federal rescue effort may stem a financial market meltdown. But it shouldn't be done without a reckoning.

By Israel 's reckoning, Iran will have know-how to make nuclear weapons within months and, thereafter, could build atomic bombswithina year.

I came to the bar, and paid my reckoning, telling my landlady I had gotten my passage by sea in a wherry.

For their part, the head-counters are working on ways to improve their reckoning.

Nothing in the known universe travels faster than a reckoning.

The day of reckoning will come when the high economic growth rate finally falters.

What will be, when the hot growth cools and the deeper reckoning comes, the meaning of their rise?

Ms Bolton's ruling merely postpones the day of reckoning for 1070, which in due course may have to go to the Supreme Court.

What, though, of the fearful Day of Reckoning?

a loan will do no more than delay the day of reckoning.

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The reckoning is at hand.

To sensible men, everyday is a day of reckoning.

As Source has declared the final line of reckoning, so do I aim to keep it.

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A dead reckoning algorithm was presented which is suitable for first-person shooting games.

Financial and non-financial firms alike face a reckoning on "goodwill" amassed during the long merger wave that subsided last year.

FOR America's colleges, January is a month of reckoning.

Let people go back aboriginally using knotted ropes for simple reckoning.

By trying Mr Demjanjuk Germany hopes to show that time has not blunted its zeal for an honest reckoning with the past.

By minimizing my investment income in 2009 and pushing other income into 2010, I reckon I can delay the day of tax reckoning.

A good example is the reckoning that the urban population will increase some 350 million by 2025.

Free! At last! It is over my son. This is the moment of reckoning.

His approval rating has fallen from 35% in December to 24% by the latest reckoning.

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But some economists see the day of reckoning approaching fast.

After dinner comes the reckoning .

Even reckoning makes long friends.

Some argue the danger is overstated; others think the day of reckoning may be 5 or 10 years off.

Many saw the financial crisis as a reckoning.

It's "a national reckoning unlike any I have seen in my lifetime, " explained former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.

wish the reckoning had started sooner.

According to Columbus's own reckoning he was near the Indies , so he called the Island people los Indios.

By my reckoning , this short cut will save us five miles.

By this reckoning, over 28% of all the history made since the birth of Christ was made in the 20th century.

However, their days are numbered and plans in disarray, and they cannot escape the days of reckoning.

I had to rely completely on dead reckoning.

This is the time of true and deliberate reckoning.

Not too badly, by our reckoning (see article).

Like their ever-increasing debt, instead of admitting they are wrong, they keep pushing the day of reckoning into the future.

Their day of reckoning is not long off.

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But that only delayed the day of reckoning .

Dead reckoning is not exact.

Archimonde: Hear me, night elves! The time for reckoning has come!

All pointed to a day of reckoning in the future .

By that reckoning South Africa would certainly have a claim, as host of football's FIFA World Cup.

But, also like ancient mariners (who knew their latitude, but not their longitude), such solar reckoning cannot tell them when to stop.

The government has sought a reckoning, by sacking officials in charge of nuclear safety.

Today's bank is, by its own reckoning, the product of 3, 000 combinations.

Here, right here, will be the Day of Reckoning.

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It is a heavy reckoning for one man's life.

The day of reckoning has been postponed yet again.

Last year, by Japan's reckoning, the total volume of trade between the two countries was nearly $190 billion.

Let the people again tie ropes for reckoning.

But by your reckoning, it is a long way off and there is still a long way to travel.

The day of reckoning has arrived.

On its own reckoning, China has pumped in $6. 6bn of foreign direct investment from 2000-06.

He believes there is a limit to how long consumers can put off the day of reckoning.

By all appearances, this is a moment of reckoning for salt.

By my reckoning, that makes 29 if you include the hosts (that's us).

We're reckoning on moving house in May.

Now comes the day of reckoning.

Which is also why, here at The Daily Reckoning, we like corrections.

In 2008 Brazil became a middle-class country by its own reckoning.

China's final day of reckoning is probably 10 years away.

I was reckoning on John arriving tonight.

By my reckoning we are miles from the factory.

That share has now risen to between 44 and 48 per cent, by Credit Suisse's reckoning.

For them will the reckoning be terrible: their abode will be Hell, - what a bed of misery!

A day of reckoning.

Marc Faber, of the "Gloom, Boom & Doom" newsletter, was also among those calling for a day of reckoning in China's housing market last year.

What will you do on the day of reckoning, when disaster comes from afar?

And it is the same approach that helped lead us to this day of reckoning.

But even in Newfoundland, the province most involved, it benefits only 6, 000 people, according to the government's own reckoning.

In the final reckoning, HAMP will be lucky to get 1. 5 million trials and 500, 000 permanent modifications.

But it will only postpone the day of reckoning and make the crash more painful.

The drought knocked one percentage point off Australia's growth rate last year, by the government's reckoning.

To sensible men, every day is a day of reckoning . -- J. W. Gardner.

By Nomura's reckoning, there were 25 measures across nine countries in Asia last year.

The SPD wants children to study longer together, reckoning that slower ones will benefit.

So by that reckoning China is ten years ahead.

The financial miscreants will have been carted out of the City on the "day of reckoning" he promises;

Reckoning will no longer lock your weapon and prevent you from attacking until you are the victim of a critical hit