Tamsyn Kennedy, who studies MSc Water Resources at Heriott Watt, Edinburgh reckons paying for her education is her own responsibility.
Mrs. Clinton's recent candidacy was a moment of reckoning for women of her generation, who treated her run as a mirror in which to examine their own lives.
Banks also face a reckoning for their lax lending standards during the mortgage bubble.
And there is still much reckoning for the covering and lying Elizabeth Edwards did for her husband, which cannot be excused even by her incredible challenges, which I so respect and for which I have much sympathy.
It was a tough reckoning for someone who has made music her life.
By my reckoning, Cecelia Ahern is, for her age, the world's most popular novelist.
Quinn who doesn't respond to the testosterone that is produced in her testes (her body turns it into estrogen for her)—reckons she represents about one in 20,000 births, with intersex people generally representing about one in every 2,000 in North America. .
Quinn who doesn't respond to the testosterone that is produced in her testes (her body turns it into estrogen for her)—reckons she represents about one in 20,000 births, with intersex people generally representing about one in every 2,000 in North America.
Quinn who doesn't respond to the testosterone that is produced in her testes (her body turns it into estrogen for her)—reckons she represents about 1 in 20,000 births, with intersex people generally representing about one in every 2,000 in North America. .
Quinn – who doesn't respond to the testosterone that is produced in her testes (her body turns it into oestrogen for her) – reckons she represents about 1 in 20,000 births, with intersex people generally representing about one in every 2,000 in North America. .
