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And thanks to the following five factors, the US can count on rising football fortunes.
With luck, well-calibrated strikes might scare Mr Assad towards the negotiating table.Do it well and follow throughBut counting on luck would be a mistake, especially in this fortune-starved country.
"This is our job," Manning said, and it is true: on Sunday, they will play one more game, hope for one final victory and then count on good fortune to save them.
A significant portion of any foreseeable Congress can be counted on to sacrifice their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to block a tax increase of any kind, however minuscule.
But Apple should not count on such good fortune lasting for ever.
But overall, it was an uninspiring effort by a team that probably cannot count on the unusually good fortune it enjoyed on the injury front last season.
AS the television upfront week for the 2012-13 season gets under way, the networks announcing their schedules signaled clearly how much they are counting on comedy to improve their fortunes.
They are hoping to restore the French family's banking fortunes and counting on a victory for the conservative opposition in this month's French elections will help them do it.
The seaside town of Margate, England, a thriving summer playground until its decline in the 1970s, is counting on the Turner Contemporary to revive its fortunes.
Members of his party, who had been counting on Mr. Gysi to boost their fortunes in the federal elections, tried yesterday to persuade him to remain in office.
