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He calculates that perhaps a quarter of improvements in life expectancy could be explained by medical care.

And Senator Susan Collins of Maine, a moderate Republican colleague of the conservative Mr. Bunning, joined Democrats in trying to force the measure through, calculating that perhaps a plea from a fellow Republican would get him to change his position.

"Aphrodite" is part of a pop moment that's reviving dance beats from 1970s disco on into the 1990s, perhaps calculating that dance music thrived in past economic downturns.

"I'm leading a normal, unhealthy life," he confessed to one newspaper recently, perhaps calculating that Liberal Democrats could do with some undemanding bonhomie after the aloofness and intensity of the Ashdown years.And yet to Bagehot's mind, the question of whether Mr Kennedy has or can acquire the habit of industry is beside the point.

The Tories, though, are taking the risk of building their campaign around their leader, calculating that Cameron is their best (perhaps their only) asset.

"But we can calculate that".

Scientists cannot calculate that number.

He lavishes a fortune on the club but perhaps calculates that the fame Chelsea has brought him is a form of life insurance.

Perhaps he will soften his position next week; perhaps he calculates that Gordon Brown does not want an election.

Perhaps because he calculates that European governments Britain, France and Germany do not share the keenness of NATO's commander in Europe, General Wesley Clark, to unleash air strikes.

Perhaps David Cameron, fixated on the May general election, calculates that there are no votes in Ukraine.