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Dr Atia reckons the failure to endorse one candidate under a single coalition will cost the opposition at the ballot box.

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Caroline Frost, TV editor of the Radio Times, reckons The Celebrity Traitors is on course to be "one of the biggest shows of the year".

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The Congressional Budget Office reckons the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill will add $2.2 trillion to deficits over the next four years alone.

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The historically high valuations are not a concern, they argue; once the third-quarter earnings season really kicks into gear next week investors will be proven correct to be so optimistic, they reckon.

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All that remained was to find out how close the U.S. had come in the final reckoning.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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