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Or she would count on her fingers.

But nobody can count on impunity.

If you're especially lucky, the text will decode the first time, but don't count on it.

You can count on the cage to protect you from unreasonable or illegal behavior.

They know they can count on you. Thanks to these good habits, I earned a reputation for efficiency. People who work with me and who hire me know they can count on me.

Of course, growing could be further accelerated with 24-hour lighting, but do not count on that for now.

After normalization of attributes, you can count on every token in an attribute being separated from its neighbors by whitespace.

Indeed, with no other form of transportation on Iona, I count on my sturdy legs and a bit of discipline to get me from one place to another.

But he was in a hurry to clinch the deal, and he couldn't count on having the luck to run into another customer for his camels.

America and Europe cannot count on exports to make up for faltering domestic demand, because the crisis has spread to emerging markets.

People count on hospitals and health facilities to respond, swiftly and efficiently, as the lifeline for survival and the backbone of support.

He may not be your heaviest hitter, but in times of great need, you know you can count on the experienced old man to deliver.

There are plot twists in the form of an eraser bent on destruction, but this being a kids' book, you can count on once upon a time ending with happily ever after.

So count on what is detailed here to be correct in concept, if not exactly in detail, by the time JAXP 1.1 goes final in both its specification and reference implementation.

Not a lot of research has been done, but here is what we know: Hot water and chemicals (like chlorine) most likely affect a condom's durability, so don't count on the protection.

When decisions are made about layoffs, decisions are made about which subjects are necessary -- the tested ones -- and which are expendable -- those that don't count on the federal scorecards.