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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Ll reckon with you later .

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

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

We'll have to reckon with them for the damage they've purposely done to the machine.

TCP Wrappers presents another layer of firewalling which you may have to reckon with.

In 2011 the world will finally wake up and realise that Poland has become a country to reckon with in Europe.

We shall reckon with the renegades sooner or later.

They see old memories as a chance to reckon with the past and integrate past and present.

We must reckon with all possible difficulties when we are considering the cost of the contract.

China is becoming a military force to reckon with in the western Pacific.

We are determined to reckon with every difficulty on our road of advance.

I think we can reckon with safety on at least ten people supporting us.

He had to reckon with ten angry employees.

Other focal lengths are not as affected but you should still reckon with about 1EV of vignetting here at max. aperture.

They had to reckon with these factors.

Before you do anything, you must reckon with the danger that may arise there from.

How will the Future reckon with this Man?

I'm not sure because the players will want to prove that they're still a force to reckon with.

China spends 10% of their GDP on defense, we only spend about 2%, India should match them and we'll have a force to reckon with.

To anticipate and make allowance for; reckon with in advance.