At 30, Malisse has been around long enough to know he cannot count on getting this far in another major.
No one counts on getting anywhere in a hurry anymore, and transportation science seems to be at a loss to invent methods for eliminating bottlenecks and relieving congestion.
"You should not count on getting more carbon storage in the soil just because tree growth is increasing," said Sulman, who is now a postdoctoral researcher at Indiana University.
There was a period a few years ago, early in the history of the now-disbanded UK Film Council, when it looked doubtful that innovative or left-field film-makers could ever again count on getting a firm foothold in the British cinema scene.
What's certain, PwC advises its clients, is that blockchain-based businesses shouldn't count on getting a free pass in any of these countries even if they're doing something fancy and innovative.
In the end, though, Obama can always count on getting a nostalgic dessert while in Japan.
The basic rules of technology and physics have generally meant that you could always count on getting a devastating retaliatory blow in — what nuclear deterrence folks call a "secure second strike".
We always count on getting a few people like you in here on Saturday," said the salesman amiably.
If Sen. Davis can count on getting 73percentt of the Hispanic vote in 2014, that translates to an extra 2percentt on Election Day.
In any case, count on getting Mr. Chow's signature noodles, which a pasta thrower slaps out near the bar.
But no one associated with the federal buildings in California, Virginia and Washington counted on getting caught in the eddies of the hotly contested New York Senate race between Mr. Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
