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One thing M. Tesnières hasn't reckoned with, though, is the Anglo-Saxon input.
O ne cannot but admire a standard dictionary that defines middle-aged as “between youth and old age, variously reckoned to suit the reckoner” and says that the verb perpetrate means “to execute or commit (esp.
These screens, says Ralf Dahm (Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Tübingen, Germany), project manager of the ZF-MODELS consortium, ‘were the first major zebrafish projects, and they showed that zebrafish was a model organism to be reckoned with’.
After centuries of social and cultural direction from the guild's leaders (the professorial elite, the academic, scientific, and medical establishments), it is hardly possible for anyone in the Western or Westernizing world today to be reckoned (or to feel) educated without having been to school—and the more school the better.
The Protestant Ames takes an equally hard line: "The unjust revealing a secret hath in it oftentimes the pernicious violations of trust, friendship, and honesty," and is therefore "not only in the common esteem of men, but in the Scripture also, reckoned amongst the most odious sins."