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It was then I realized how much I counted on seeing her each morning. You might say I missed her.

I counted on all this noise to reach my bench unnoticed; but as it happened, that day everything was quiet, like a Sunday morning.

Of course, I remembered all this only after she vanished, it was then I realized how much I counted on seeing her each morning.

This allows you to have a set of registers which can be counted on to be preserved across function calls.

Leaving friends and family in the United States, I counted on the Internet to keep us connected for a year while I taught English.

So he moved, married, and, with his wife, had a baby girl who was counted on the last census as black, white and Asian.

Iran has long counted on cover from China, with which it has growing commercial ties, and from Russia; both dislike sanctions.

They discovered that Wal-Mart couldn't be counted on to have the lowest price on some items, if it stocked them at all.

I've counted on you to help me start a lumber business Ashley and, I counted on you.

Finally, once electricity from the wall could be counted on, we began to get cool things like radios and tvs.

Just as God can be counted on for the long run, so can faithful witnesses.

In a world where people can be counted on to behave irrationally, simple answers are often the dangerous ones.

The whole earth was like that but now we have to pay to the tours to visit such places which can be counted on fingers.

That's despite the fact that the number of fatal shark attacks annually can usually be counted on the fingers of one still attached hand.

So the flow of migrants from inland China can no longer be counted on infinitely to expand manufacturing capacity on the coast.

Not so long ago, he could have counted on the support of SADC leaders, many of them fellow veterans of anti-colonial struggles.

The new approach is based on an acknowledgement that the market cannot be counted on to limit excess.

Europe certainly cannot be counted on to pick up the slack.

And unlike Egypt's military, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard cannot be counted on to sit on the sidelines.

Some experts pointed out that "counted on through the export favorable balance drawing economy, looked like already very inaccessibility " .

Government spent as it saw fit, secure that foreigners could always be counted on to finance American debt.

It's a great plan when it works, but I don't think it's a strategy to be counted on.

Perhaps more worrying to the monarch, coffee threatened to stimulate ideas that alcohol could be counted on to dull.

The answer was: "We had a partner whom we counted on to be always wrong and now he has retired. "

That first Bible cost them half a months wages , at a time when Rubles could n't be counted on .

But that happy state of affairs cannot be counted on forever.

Both factors have led to massive increases in economic productivity, but they are finite processes and cannot be counted on in the future.

In LFA 34, high-school dropouts made six-figure incomes, traded in their trucks every two years and counted on six months of vacation.

You counted on the stability of housing prices and depended on bankers to be, well, dependable.

But, a few one caddy beer, potato that eat can be counted on one's fingers does drink only in 12 matches piece?

When working with other people, they are fair and democratic and always can be counted on to deliver what they commit to.

The seller can be counted on to provide high quality of products and services.

This will show other individuals that you can be counted on in times of need.

Unlike with many other areas of law, the courts can't be counted on to translate abstract principles into concrete rules.

Bynum continues to be plagued by injuries and can't be counted on early in the season . . .

Indian firms have started to win big outsourcing contracts, some of which IBM had counted on as its own.

I guess the problem is we had counted on this not happening, at least not yet.

Now weakened and indebted governments are counted on for handouts from every side, banks and businesses included.

The prayers counted on such a rosary.

The Delegation counted on the understanding and support from distinguished Member States of WIPO.

Can China be counted on to do the same in the event of a second slide?

She counted on them to destroy each other, which they did not.

For starters, some of the greenhouse gases emitted in China could be counted on the ledger of the countries whose consumers buy the goods.

"They counted on us overreacting to cover up the problems with their own mismanagement, " says Cabo.

You work hard to get the job done, and you can be counted on the stay with it till it is finished.

On the tradition, there are a few competitors of can be counted on one's fingers only inside our industry.

But there were two things the Dufarges hadn't counted on: the Laughing Man's sentimentality and his command of the timber-wolf language.

We counted on him to support us.

But neither treatment could be counted on to cure the disease.

There is always one more imbecile than you counted on.

counted on You can always count on me in need of help.

The landlord counted on their rent check, like clockwork by the third of each month.

Since 1998, customers have counted on SPE's e Library for access to the best E&P technical solutions.

Gone were top-selling toothbrushes and other things that people counted on Wal-Mart to stock, like handkerchiefs.

And of course housing, which many people counted on for their retirement nest-eggs, has lost value too (see article).

His Japan counted on American strength and resolve and leadership.

I have the ability to stay focused in stressful situations and can be counted on when the going gets tough.

Graham Waspe counted on his guide dog, a yellow Labrador named Edward, for six years.

If children are accorded the respect as adults, they can be counted on to display comparable manners.

'If risky investments could be counted on for higher returns, then they wouldn't be risky.

Of course, continued inflows cannot always be counted on.

Unfortunately, doctors hadn't counted on the operation having a merely temporary effect.

Can be counted on to exceed goals.

counted on his sister for everything.

New York's Four Hundred can generally be counted on for good copy.

Still, the All-Americans insist they can be counted on to "fight and win" in other places if needed.

For that errand I had counted on that abstracted Marius, who is a good fellow on the whole, but he no longer comes to us.

The OKH plans counted on the Russian campaign to last only several weeks and to end before the winter.

Because, we are not counted on what can there be in tide " Jing is day person " discovery, tide serves for the life originally.

Faulk lacks bulk, however, and can't be counted on for more than 10 carries per game.

The reforms go deeper. Sony will cut around 16, 000 employees, including full-time workers who had counted on lifetime employment.

'I am afraid I counted on Miss Granger to slow you up, Harry. I was afraid that your hot head might dominate your good heart. '

She counted on us to help her.

They counted on the sale of pears for 70 per cent of their income.

I counted on having it finished by March.

I had counted on having it completed by March.

His career defeats on red dust can be almost counted on one hand.

Lady: Who counted on you anyway?

I hadn't counted on paying a fee to park here.

I am so grateful that there are people in our community to be counted on.

But they are just what Europe's fashion houses have counted on since the 1990s, at least in Japan.

The smile, to accompany me to spend two years old can be counted on one's fingers.

Five years ago, the number of places that served good coffee in Hong Kong could barely be counted on one hand.

The pilasters are surmounted by globes which resemble cannon-balls of stone. Forty-three balusters can still be counted on their sockets;

They think voters can be counted on to cast ballots along racial lines

They can be counted on to tell us who our enemies are