1.   They can no longer count on maintaining their dominance in the jeans Market.

2.   And with oil prices collapsing, Russia could no longer count on enough money from what had been its most valuable resource.

3.   But an increasing number of oystermen here say they can no longer count on the industry for steady work.

4.   But those days appear to be behind the Rangers, who can no longer count on bludgeoning an opponent to death.

5.   Children living with a parent, no matter how poor, can no longer count on government help.

6.   Cuba could no longer count on Eastern European allies to help it sponsor Central American insurgents.

7.   For the most part, workers are willing to take that chance because they know they can no longer count on a lifetime job guarantee anyway.

8.   Germany is already a place where you can no longer count on your turkey, even if people are not yet ready to holler about it.

9.   He also believes that investors can no longer count on the gains that Intel has enjoyed in its own portfolio of investments.

10.   In addition, big business can no longer count on the lock-step support of congressional Republicans, longtime allies of corporate America and Wall Street.