The recapitalisation will be reckoned according to bond prices on September 30th, when French ten-year bonds were still yielding 2.6%.
In fact, maybe the real problem was that California's energy prices were too low, because of onerous price caps, Summers reckoned, according to Eichenwald.
Most Improved had been considered a leading contender for the 2,000 Guineas in the spring before "a minor problem" forced him out of the reckoning, according to trainer Brian Meehan.
Kate Saunders' new take on E Nesbit's classic children's story, Five Children on the Western Front, was reckoned at 11/2, according to William Hill, and has sold 5,301 copies, with Jonathan Edwards' poetry collection My Family and Other Superheroes bringing up the rear, at 8/1 at William Hill and sales so far of just under 500 copies.
"You reckon bunching shots according to a visual scheme is writing?" he asked.
Genial scouser David Sefton, responsible for pulling the artistic side of things together, also reckons (ahem... according to this bit of paper): It's been a thrilling experience... throughout the festival people have embraced the unconventional and diverse range of shows on offer.
By reckoning the payments annually according to the tax base (rather than how cantons tax and spend) and by providing lump sums instead of semi-hidden subsidies, the system preserves cantons' freedom of action and also encourages tax competition.None of this is to idealise Switzerland.
The estimated cost of flying them to the Lough Erne heli-pads outside Enniskillen is reckoned to be around three million according to security sources in the province.
With some measures suggesting 50percentt of Brazil's population define themselves as black or mixed race, the violence here has many of the same glaring contours of what Americans have been made to reckon with in recent years: According to Amnesty International, a majority of recent victims have been young, black men from impoverished communities.
"I think all the women are that are speaking up and calling for a reckoning now," he said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
But Gaul as a country was a Roman concept, its lands inhabited by diverse tribes who were often at war with each other, a fact that left them fatally vulnerable to the more disciplined, technologically advanced and better commanded Romans, even though it is reckoned that Caesar's legions — who, according to their general "could storm the heavens" — never numbered more than 50,000 men.
