But the rules are not clear, reckons Kay Hailbronner, a lawyer.
The b2b smart bike lock business model is clear, reckons Majzoobi — talking up the "huge advantage" vs extant bike share systems because Bitlock's leaner offering is "an order of magnitude less expensive" than, for example, those that require stationary docks for bikes to be placed into.
Soaring public perorations to freedom and democracy without a clear, concrete reckoning with the state of things today would have produced a backlash and achieved nothing.
In contrast, Germany's clear-eyed reckoning and decisive break with its history of violence has helped it become Europe's pre-eminent country.
Though the answer is not yet clear, Dr Pharoah reckons it is likely to be more than just two or three.
Contradicting the assertions of White House economists, Mr Greenspan made it clear that he reckoned bigger deficits would raise long-term interest rates and hurt the economy.The central bank chairman supported Mr Bush's main idea, eliminating the double taxation of dividends.
They have all said as much, And it is clear some kind of reckoning is slowly approaching.
With such clear official backing, peasants reckoned they could not go wrong.
A whopping six in ten agree that Mr Romney is "promising more than he can deliver", yet reckon, by clear margins, that the Republican would do better on jobs and the deficit.
Best of all, when the smoke has cleared, Maclean then reckons up the dead, not only from a single shoot-out but from "Slow West" as a whole.
