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But now Flood is off, or at least he will be at the end of the season, leaving the Premiership at the age of 28 to play in France, and out of the England reckoning due to the policy against picking players based abroad.

Much of it they reckon was due to be smuggled to China by the Knights Templar, a bloodthirsty drug-trafficking outfit.

Another one, they reckoned, was due to happen just about now.

Manchester's recent musical renaissance, he reckons, is due to "good nights and hubs of artists creating critical mass," rather than any individual's efforts.

Paglia reckons that due to a general first-world white girl apathy – not reflected in, but actively constructed by ageless, colourless female celebrities – we're losing our voice, our passion and our right to get fucked up.

I reckon this is due to everyone prearranging their hook-ups on apps.

She reckons this was due to Gap's swift response and its involvement in initiatives like BLIHR (which she chairs).

The surprise recent reconciliation agreement signed by Fatah and Hamas, which many reckon was partly due to youth activism, as well as the rapidly changing regional realities, has been a boost.

He reckons this is due to the company's focus on the enterprise.

Nick Robinson said neither side of the argument - either for more or less immigration - had been challenged on the consequences of their views, which he reckoned was partly due to Enoch Powell's Rivers of Blood speech in 1968.

In Mr. McGuigan's next film, "The Reckoning," due in the United States in the fall, Mr. Bettany plays a medieval priest alongside Willem Dafoe and Vincent Cassel.