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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
reckon .
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Examples
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And this, Owen reckons, is creating opportunities for graduates.
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Of course we don't know how to do this yet, but it's how Jesus accomplished his miracles, so Tipler suggests that we examine the Turing Shroud (which he reckons is real) for clues.
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Of course we don't know how to do this yet, but it's how Jesus accomplished his miracles, so Tipler suggests that we examine the Turing Shroud (which he reckons is real) for clues.
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Snafu at Not Proud Of Britain reckons trashing education is called retaining the core vote.
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Snafu at Not Proud Of Britain reckons trashing education is called retaining the core vote.
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Since four generations cover more than four hundred years, we see that the word reckons a hundred years to a generation, according to the computation prevalent at the time of speaking.
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As the prophet, in describing the corruptions of degenerate Israel, reckons from the sole of the foot even unto the head (Isa.i. 6), so here the beauties of the church are reckoned from foot to head, that, as the apostle speaks, when he is comparing the church, as here, to the natural body
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume III (Job to Song of Solomon)
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To the back-channelers … please, please share with us the full glory of your uninformed, ad-hoc 'reckons' - you non-contributing zeroes.
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To the back-channelers … please, please share with us the full glory of your uninformed, ad-hoc 'reckons' - you non-contributing zeroes.
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Iain reckons this won’t matter for as long as Mr Cameron is seen to be a winner.
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