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The same goes for Motorola's $799 Xoom, which is reckoned to cost the maker $278.
Lebanon's criminal code bans "unnatural sexual acts", which is reckoned by some to include homosexual behaviour.
Take China, which is reckoned to be Asia's most promising market, with 1.3 billion people.
But Kantar said that the iPhone 5C, which is reckoned to have seen slow sales, had nevertheless managed some success.
Officials worry most about the Hamaoka plant in Shizuoka prefecture, which is reckoned to pose the greatest risk to Tokyo should a quake strike nearer the capital.
The PC business, which it moved into in 1996, has shifted from being a source of profits to one which is reckoned to be loss-making.
Last week was especially brutal, most of all for Uber, which is reckoning with both a sexual-harassment scandal — not the Valley's first — and a major lawsuit over alleged intellectual-property theft.
Airlines want to be there: look at the price of take-off and landing slots, which are reckoned to be worth £25m ($40m) to £30m.
Analysts reckon it will affect more people than the card-skimming operation at TJX Cos Inc in 2007, which was reckoned to affect 90m cards over an 18-month period.
He is expected to focus on corporate accounts, which are reckoned to make up to about 30m of BlackBerry's users worldwide.
Figures in the Mail On Sunday suggest that 2.05 million customers get their energy from smaller companies, which are reckoned to save each customer around £200 a year.
