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They may reckon that the KNU can be similarly corralled.

APEC is a fragile organisation, they may reckon, and needs to be strengthened, not weakened, if it is to last.Similar worries also apply in Iraq.

Yet they may reckon that the need for a consistent ideology outweighs other considerations.By contrast, Congress, driven not by ideology but by a cult of the Gandhi dynasty, is spared this dilemma witness the blatant about-turn by its leaders.

But some buyers may reckon they have now become so cheap that they are once again worthwhile investments.

And while Channel 4's creative contribution to British PSB is widely recognised, Carter and his team may reckon they can maintain Channel 4's creative output without upsetting the BBC applecart.

Muslims, strengthened by America's Equip and Train programme and by covert arms supplies from Islamic states, may reckon they have reason enough to start fighting: some 40% of Bosnia's population before the war, they now control only 27% of the land.

As a sop, the government says that public-sector wages will go up by as much as 70%.Mr Kuchma and his allies may reckon that they have been too lenient.

The proprietors may reckon you have cooking to do.

Mr Harper may reckon enough Canadians agree with him.

Batty may reckon he has another 12 years in him yet.

So the speculators may reckon that the kyat's bull run has further to go.