Zola goes on, detailing exactly how Cézanne could manage financially on a monthly stipend of a hundred and twenty-five francs: I'll reckon out for you what you should spend.
For each translation, he received 8,000 rupees (£100), which he reckoned worked out as around 40 rupees a day.
In the future, she reckons, states should figure out a way to put their expenditures in context.
Indeed, with his writing and business partner Mike Stoller, he was a force to be reckoned with, turning out hits for Elvis, the Drifters and the Coasters, among others, and building a music publishing empire.
"We've come into our own as a regulator to be reckoned with, out there doing our best to protect investors and consumers every day," said Bart Chilton, a Democratic commissioner.
He said it would be "irresponsible to support" a 24/7 service now, amid staff cutbacks, casualty closures and some hospitals shutting, and a reorganisation of the health services across England, Prof Tallis reckoned that upgrading out-of-hours facilities could lead to downgraded services on weekdays.
When "Reckoning" came out the following year, my conversion was complete.
(And yes, I did touch the leaves of the manuscript, which I reckon works out at around £10 000 a page. I had washed my hands, promise).
I reckon standing out is dope.
Less than one-third of eligible voters are reckoned to have turned out in the first round of the referendum, and the margin of assent has been slim.
