Americans, sans experience of anything much, reckon it might and reckon as well that it is worth giving it a go.
In the meantime, they reckon they might as well make the best of it.
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There would certainly be rows within the party, which some people reckon could be as fierce as those that rent it in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when the pragmatic Helmut Schmidt was chancellor and the visionary Willy Brandt was chairman, even though much of the feuding then was over foreign and defence matters.
The girls also reckon Federico fancies Tania as he keeps annoying her.
But people in the business, as well as regulators, reckon that some of the industry's practices are damaging investors' interests.
"The UAVs will deter poachers who will now have to reckon with surveillance from air as well as on ground, " Mr Hussain said.
While both 'yes' and 'no' camps may want a definitive result to put an end to debate, those taking an impartial position as academic observers reckon that it may merely be the starting point for a new phase.
But after a slow first quarter, others reckon growth this year could be as low as 2.5%.
Some investment firms reckon that in order to succeed as a shareholder activist in France, it is best to pretend not to be one at all.
Those in favour of the change reckon that putting centralised functions such as accounting, insurance-licensing and claims-handling into a listed company will help to solve some of Lloyd's most pressing problems.
Local people reckon a couple of swans can graze as much as a sheep.
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That is to reckon without Mr Lafontaine's gifts as string-puller and master of ceremonies.
As Tepco is forced to reckon with the supply shortages, it will have to resume production in several of its other plants which have been shutdown.
As a result, some people reckon a new print edition may be an expensive mistake.
Apparently, the boy band wanted to be seen as clean living, and they reckon milk's the white stuff for that.
Also, with the launch of Amazon Cloud Player and Amazon Instant Video, the company is aiming to become a force to reckon with in the online media streaming business as well.
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Economists such as Richard Jerram of Macquarie Securities reckon that buoyant China-driven exports and investment over the past few years have lifted company profits and given the economy a boost, while making it easier for the banks to begin writing off their bad loans.
As a rule of thumb, economists reckon that a family with one child needs 30% more income than a childless couple to maintain the same living standard.
Many firms reckon that they have pushed re-engineering and automation as hard as they can.
B2B e-commerce in their industry, it might as well be the big traders themselves, reckon the old-economy giants.
Both reckon the future for European carmaking lies in places such as Slovakia and Romania, where labour costs are low.
They reckon that the decline of the old channels will continue as the audience fragments into groups of people who want to watch specialist channels, like movies, or weather, or news.
With that in mind, some people reckon that, if brother George is re-elected as governor in Texas next year (probable) and becomes a candidate for president in 2000 (quite possible), the clout Jeb wields in Florida, the third-richest state in electoral votes, could deliver the White House.
Were privatisation to sweep through education as it has through health care, business analysts reckon that Knowledge Universe might well become the dominant brand.
The coalition's leaders reckon that in Kosovo they have clearly proved Germany's reliability as an ally.
Looking back, the organisers reckon success comes easier when the mature researcher and student work together as a team, sharing responsibilities.
But surveys have found 80% of Mexicans reckon the church should keep its nose out of moral issues such as abortion.
As a rule of thumb, both HSBC and Santander reckon that to operate effectively they need at least 5-10% of the market.
Some of the IMF's critics, however, reckon such a move could detract from the Fund's role as an impartial dispensary of funds and advice.
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