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Sadly, like most engines, they are filthy.The ports themselves reckon they are responsible for about 12% of all the diesel particle emissions and 45% of the sulphur oxides in southern California.

They found themselves reckoning with the tens of thousands of working-class people in country sports like blacksmiths, gamekeepers, grooms, foresters, tailors, saddlers, feed merchants, river guardians and hunt assistants called stalkers, beaters and whippers-in.

Although the country's leaders have undone nearly all of his policies, they cannot yet bring themselves to reckon openly with his dark side.

He calls these transformations "moments at which Americans redefined their constitutional identity," by mobilizing themselves to reckon with an extraordinary crisis that demanded fundamental change.

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Most of those sunning themselves in Morgantown reckon they have a sense of humour.

Steve Davies, Ben Foakes, Jos Buttler, Craig Kieswetter must all reckon themselves in the running.

I'm sure the moviemakers reckon themselves liberal and enlightened, yet the closing imagery is nothing more or less than a thousand points of light -- script by Leslie Dixon, direction by Mimi Leder.

Though it is mostly mothers who contract and supervise the workers, for the most part fathers do whatever the cynics suspect spend the time thus liberated with their families, rather than in the office, at the gym or in the pub.The trend also suggests a change in the way many professional men view themselves, the researchers reckon.

White people who consider themselves allies must reckon with is the fact that what happened at UVA is just one, ugly side to the multi-faceted racism in this country. .

It did not say Mr Ryan's cuts to personal and corporate tax rates pay for themselves; though it reckons they recoup a still hefty 50% of their costs.