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Sunni jihadists from across the region have also joined the fight, and extremist groups have been able to count on financing from like-minded private donors, making them increasingly influential on the battlefield.

The group is also counting on financing help from suppliers in Europe, China, Russia and South Korea.

The South Stream pipeline would flood the gas market in southeastern Europe, locking up the customers the bankers behind Nabucco were counting on to finance the project.

Yahoo had been counting on financing that transformation, at least partly, by reaping billions of dollars from selling back most of its 40 percent stake in Alibaba of China and all of its 35 percent stake in Yahoo Japan.

When they travel, they count on publicly financed air traffic control and pilot training to keep the planes in the air without colliding.

Crucially, the regime is able to count on its allies, chiefly Iran and Russia, to help finance imports and fighting.

"What he didn't count on was... LaVerne Toney attempting to mislead his family on his finances.

MARSEILLE, France — If anyone was counting on finance officials of the powerful Group of 7 nations to help map a way out of Europe's debt crisis and calm the markets, consider this: the G-7 met on Friday, the crisis grew worse and the markets plummeted.

Hardly any information was available on financing.

Commercial banks, which might be counted on to finance third and fourth plants, aren't eager to finance risky pilot ventures.

The first troubles arose in 2010, when officials assumed they could count on federal financing, which was later lost amid the debates over earmarks.