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Some advisers reckon that it will keep rising.

The mortgage lenders reckon that it will help restore confidence to a fragile market in which first-time buyers are thin on the ground.

Even optimists such as John Neilson, who runs Microsoft's interactive-services division, reckon that it will be 30 years before 30% of consumer activity takes place online.

However, when the moon is between the telescope and the source of the cosmic rays, Dr Colin and his colleagues reckon that it will be possible to separate the two by looking at the edges of the shadows.

And although the government wants a new set of nuclear plants built, even the most ardent atomic optimists reckon that it will be at least ten years before they begin to come online.In this section Green and black Still a mess Lessons of history Decline of the picture book What lies beneath Gross domestic problem?

Observers reckon that it will get the go-ahead, with fewer conditions than might have been expected in better times.Britain's other aviation ace is its low-fare sector, which flourished because the market was deregulated earlier than that in other European countries.

United reckons that it will have to make $4.1 billion in payments to its pension plans over the next five years.

Dr Nerseth of ABB reckons that it will eventually be possible to program robots using speech.

Altogether, the White House reckons that it will spend $4.8 billion next year securing the skies (see chart).

MAN, another German firm, reckons that it will sell some 120,000 vehicles in 2010, three times what it sold last year.

He reckons that it will take at least a year to arrive at even a rough guess.