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It may also reckon that a bigger bank would be more likely to redeem the government's preference shares quickly and turn a tidy profit for the taxpayer when the ordinary shares are sold: Lloyds plans to strip out £1.5 billion from costs (by, presumably, closing branches and laying off workers).

He may also reckon that by hitting the West hard on missile defence, he may exacerbate divisions in the Western camp.The tone of Mr Putin's latest comments also reflects a mood of mounting tension after the request by Britain's Crown Prosecution Service for the extradition of a former KGB officer, Andrei Lugovoi.

And now that China has displaced the U.S. as Japan's largest trading partner, it may also reckon that the crucial axis of world power across the Pacific now looks more like a matrix connecting the U.S., China, Japan and India, and so the bilateral relationship with Washington can bear more strain.

The speed of climate change may also help, reckons Paul Romer of New York University, if broader shifts in habitability occur slowly enough to allow a relatively smooth geographic adjustment.

The incumbents also reckon live television will remain popular.

The fiscal positions of Britain or America may not yet be unsustainable, but they are not comfortable.The fund also reckons that the risk that countries with onerous debt levels will inevitably default is also "significantly overestimated".

Pandya also reckons the technology itself could have wider applications for other groups who may not be visually impaired but who may still want help navigating a new indoor venue, such as tourists, for example.

I also reckoned I got Wasim out.

And Ceravision also reckons it should be cheap to make.

He also reckoned there would be self-driving cars.

Ferg also reckons Manchester United fans should stick with Louis van Gaal.