Bloomberg previously reported that the superyacht count in Sint Maarten swelled to 52 in December — the count in November was 16.
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The vote count in the West Coast and the big urban centers of the Northeast and Midwest usually proceeds far more slowly than the vote count in the rural East and South.
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This year the medals do not count in official tallies.
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The fights that count in career mode are exciting, sure!
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That's where the Big Butterfly Count in Britain comes in.
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Every vote is always supposed to count in American democracy.
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Its total franchisee count in the US is also decreasing.
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The count in smaller and poorer South Korea was 65,000.
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The only thing that tipped the body count in TWD's favor?
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The last population count in 2014 found an estimated 97 vaquitas.
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McKay's high pitch count in the minors this season was 20.
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But if you count in euros, growth soared by 13.6 percent.
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Gore count in Florida reignited an old battle over ballot access.
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A falling rig count in the United States helped support prices.
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There are still about 162,000 votes left to count in Maricopa.
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The word "dreamy" appears ten times, by my count, in Lolita.
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The final vote count in favor of the resolution was 128.
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From now on, I'll stop keeping count in the constructor notes.
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Ricardo Rosselló to update the official death count in late August.
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The vote count in Florida's Senate race keeps getting tighter. Gov.
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The official count in the election had borne out his expectation.
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Other census workers will be continuing the count in coming days.
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First of all, your write-in wouldn't even count in Ohio.
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The new count in 2020 would add to that alarming trend.
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And already, Anheuser-Busch is reducing head count in South Africa.
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"1990," Sanders responded as Warren appeared to count in her head.
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Q. Will Justice Scalia's vote count in cases argued before his death?
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After the count in we all gave everything, as we always did.
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One is that it your vote won't "count" in any meaningful sense.
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We're also updating the delegate count in the U.S. presidential nomination process.
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The issue traces back to the botched 2000 vote count in Florida.
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"Your honor, this is a charged count in the indictment," Asonye responded.
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Then, check the letter count in the clue words against the answer.
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The case count in the state has more than quadrupled since Monday.
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The vote count in the court's most recent abortion case is telling.
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Millions of Americans are uninsured — 27.5 million at last count in 193.
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She drew 512,585 votes, at last count, in Thursday's primary against Gov.
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Wilms suggested YouTube's search and discovery features would also count in its favor.
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At last count, in December 2014, Uber performed one million rides a day.
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The early vote count in Arizona is 1.4 million, according to NBC News.
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The project has about 1,200 people, according to a count in court documents.
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Some contributors tally up the cars that they can count in the images.
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Saturday's results might not shake up the delegate count in the Democratic race.
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Monthly active user count in the market went from 22018 to 22 million.
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"They're going to try to suppress the count in certain communities," Holder said.
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"] 25A: TEMPERAMENTALLY = TEMPE RAMEN TALLY ["Noodle count in one of Arizona's largest cities?
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The death count in Puerto Rico varies from 45 to closer to 500.
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It's the highest pollen count in the area so far this year The official pollen count in Raleigh, North Carolina, about 20 miles away, was 1778.8 grains per cubic meter of air yesterday, according to North Carolina's Department of Environmental Quality.
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His smooth, unflappable leadership against Michigan State clearly will count in the intangible column.
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Our growth story is not just about expanding our store count in the market.
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The current official death count in the Amtrak crash is at least three people.
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Sears said it would provide an updated store count in their next quarterly filing.
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The name of the game today is knowing how to count in different languages.
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Validated skills and aptitudes, not educational pedigree, are what count in a talent marketplace.
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Starbucks bested McDonald's in location count in 2019 — though both fell short of Subway.
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Judge dismisses count in Weinstein case Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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There are still roughly half a million ballots left to count in that contest.
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The most recent count in 26 was 3,186, down 86 from a year before.
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In early December 2017, the official death count in Puerto Rico stood at 64.
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Officials are concerned that could lead to an inaccurate population count in New York.
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Location: TexasDeal Count in 2019: 18Entourage Effect Capital made 18 cannabis investments last year.
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And manifestos count in government, as well as setting the tone for an election.
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Dow is hardly the only company to reduce its head count in recent years.
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Of those, 48 were confirmed — a record number since NOAA began keeping count in 1982.
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Count in those considerations and America's appeal to the most talented international workers falls sharply.
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Riefs said the company would provide an updated store count in its next quarterly filing.
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Soros Fund Management increased its share count in video-streaming company Netflix by 2667,2000 shares.
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Moody's Analytics said the private job count in April was likely overstated by technical factors.
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Last week, the rig count in the Permian fell to the lowest since April 2025.
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The portion of the NFL season that doesn't count in the standings is officially underway.
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And since 2016, progressives established a more visible presence, which could count in Flaccavento's favor.
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The official troop count in Syria currently given by the U.S. military is around 500.
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He made 100 pitches and has reached that count in seven of his nine starts.
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Still, it's delegates, not states, that really count in the race for the Democratic nomination.
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The last formal count in 211 indicated there were 411 remaining North Atlantic right whales.
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But as in North Macedonia, their votes count in the district of their permanent residence.
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Woodman said Thursday that the company expects to double that subscriber count in 2020, too.
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The facility will add 3,000 tech jobs to Amazon's current head count in the area.
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On caucus day, those votes will be woven into the broader count in each precinct.
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Airbnb income can now count in that calculation, allowing borrowers to qualify for bigger loans.
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Advantage: Jolie – experience may count in some quarters, but raiding tombs is a young woman's game.
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The games are played on both Saturday and Sunday and all will count in the contest.
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WhatsApp — or Facebook — did not share any India-specific users count in the period in between.
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But that's a significant gain for Buttigieg, who currently leads in the delegate count in Iowa.
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Mostad told Business Insider that an influencer with 41,000 followers, the average follower count in Inzpire.
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It will increase MGM's overall gaming table count in the hub by 29 percent to 552.
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It's no wonder that the cancer count in my family seems to outnumber actual family members.
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On the most recent count, in 2016, 86% thought that she was doing a good job.
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If you get discouraged and leave the workforce, you don't count in the headline unemployment rate.
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Duntsch was convicted on the latter count in 2017 and was sentenced to life in prison.
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The last San Jose count in 2017 found that homelessness increased by 3.7 percent since 2009.
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It also increases MGM's overall gaming table count in the hub by 29 percent to 552.
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To count in the databases, the attacks must be reported and require verification from trusted sources.
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The body count in America this week continues a recent spike in US mass shooting violence.
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What better way to undermine that strength than to refuse a count in the first place?
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The case count in New York State is doubling every three days, the governor said today.
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The growing body count in New York City means that available hospital morgue space is dwindling.
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But it is the world leader here, too, with 10m at the last count (in 2016).
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After running up a high pitch count in the early innings, Velasquez lasted just five frames.
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That would bring the megapixel count in line with the cameras on the rear of the phone.
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The final count in Iowa was terrible for Yang, and New Hampshire is not looking much better.
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That launch likely helped the skill count in the U.S. to top 262,212 for the first time.
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It has 1.2 million rooms globally, which puts it 400,000 rooms shy of Airbnb's count in 2016.
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Instead he hopes to increase his delegate count in states like Minnesota, Massachusetts and Texas on Tuesday.
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The Top 100 Music Videos ranks the official music videos by view count in the previous week.
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"They're really focused in on making every penny count in every aspect of their lives," Valas said.
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Now, they will be able to get a far more granular and accurate count in real time.
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There's a clear culprit in the rising drug overdose death count in Massachusetts -- the synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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Relying on people to estimate the body count in large areas rent by civil war is bold.
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FEMA administrator Brock Long also questioned the updated death count in a series of interviews last weekend.
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He was behind in the count in some innings, but kind of navigated his way through trouble.
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Soon after, WPI announced it would increase its rig count in the Permian from four to six.
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Earlier this week, there were enough wary conservatives and centrists to put the whip count in question.
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There is a good case to be made that your vote won't count in any meaningful way.
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The same game plan is playing out, at last count, in 101 countries on every habitable continent.
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What if the Democrats win four seats back, leaving the count in the Senate at 50-2023?
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Count in the thousand per day more who move to Texas from New York, Illinois, and elsewhere.
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You can see the full Super Tuesday results and follow along with the count in California here.
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The close count in that race, the race for governor and for agriculture secretary could prompt recounts.
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It will be the first decennial digital population count in history, marking a change from earlier exercises.
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The U.S. military had as recently as November said the official troop count in Syria was 28503.
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This means that every sentence has to count in grabbing the reader's attention, starting with the first.
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Click on the wrench icon in the top right corner and select Metronome & Count-in > No sound.
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Motrin doesn't count in pain management, so the response is narcotics even before X-rays come back.
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The U.S. military had as recently as November said the official troop count in Syria was 220006.
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JK: Last time, Obama won the delegate count in Nevada, then lost the quote-unquote popular vote.
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To count in their language, they had words only for the numbers one, two, three and many.
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But 2800,26 users worldwide have registered for it, and the qubit count in this resource has now quadrupled.
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The Honduran government imposed a curfew last week when protests erupted over the vote count in the Nov.
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Economists expected to show a 4.3 percent rise to 5.3 million, versus the 5.08 million count in February.
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"Chip Olsen is not a murderer and is not guilty of any count in this indictment," she said.
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"Two good swings right there," said Harper, who fell behind 0-13 in the count in the ninth.
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Epic Games celebrated that truly... ahem... epic player count in its announcement of the game's 24-24 season.
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Vikings racked up quite the body count in Season 4 — which came to a bloody conclusion on Feb.
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If you worked for 45 years, your 10 lowest-earning years will not count in the benefits calculation.
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Puerto Rican officials, including the governor, have repeatedly defended their conservative death count in press conferences with reporters.
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Prices were lower on Monday after a higher rig count in the U.S. put downward pressure on oil.
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There were 717 grizzlies at last count in the 20 million acres in and around Yellowstone National Park.
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Last week's data showed the rig count in January fell the most in a month since April 2016.
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Mr. Wiesel wrote an average of a book a year, 60 books by his own count in 2015.
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Cowen noted the count in the Permian, the nation's biggest shale oil basin, was flat week-over-week.
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It is not clear who decided to start publicizing the enemy body count in Afghanistan this year. Col.
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Buehler's highest pitch count in the majors is 94 pitches, reached in his previous outing against San Francisco.
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The whip count in the House remained in question in the hours leading up to the vote Thursday.
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Exxon this week said it cut its rig count in unconventional plays by 60 percent from its peak.
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The latest vote count in Wisconsin has Donald Trump ahead by 22,525 votes out of nearly 3 million cast.
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The latest vote count in Wisconsin has Donald Trump ahead by 22,525 votes out of nearly 493 million cast.
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The shooting brings the continent's body count in such attacks this year up to 20 dead and 70 injured.
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While the homeless count in Los Angeles was shocking, the rise in homelessness in neighboring counties was equally bracing.
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However, Qatar's foreign minister later told CNBC that as a small oil producer, its voice didn't count in OPEC.
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He also opposes concealed-carry reciprocity, wherein a person's concealed-carry license from one state would count in another.
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Already, oil producers have dropped their rig count in the United States as bankruptcies spread in the oil patch.
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We are faced with opportunities to make a difference in various aspects of making our votes count in 2016.
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That body count in Anna and the Apocalypse is surprisingly ruthless, even by the standards of a zombie film.
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At last count, in May, the company was reporting 8 million active users, 3 million of which were paid.
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Dropping nuclear weapons on the country could potentially reach that high death count in a short amount of time.
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He was charged with a misdemeanor assault and battery count in an incident with a female acquaintance April 13.
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They were capped by a rising rig count in the United States, a strong dollar and record OPEC output.
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This attack brings the continent's body count in such attacks this year up to 23 dead and 72 wounded.
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That said, Twitter did see some impact from the doubling of character count in terms of how people write.
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Cowen, which has its own U.S. rig count, said it expects a gradual decline in the count in 2018.
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They were capped by a rising rig count in the United States, a strong dollar and record OPEC-output.
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They led the Rangers by that count in last year's second round before losing three games in a row.
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I want to say: 'Well, if we layer on $50 to $60 billion, would that count, in three years?
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That would make it the third-largest grocery store by outlet count in the nation, according to Supermarket News.
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The audio sample marketplace has doubled revenue and user count in a year, and now reaches 3 million musicians.
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It's a major step in what's expected to be the largest ever official population count in the United States.
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The CHP's efforts to tabulate its own count in 2018 failed when the party's computer system broke down midcount.
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The press conference was held to dispel allegations that the death count in Iran is much higher than reported.
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Gender, race, sexual orientation, national origin, veteran status and so on shouldn't count in determining wages — unless they're relevant.
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It's not as though there has been an increase in the rig count in the United States or Canada.
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Nipton's population has usually hovered between 30 and 70 (it was just six at the last count in 2016).
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Reader, if you're keeping count, in the last 24 hours, Colton has been dumped once and has broken two hearts.
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The message has now been broadcast loud and clear: Only white's right, and only white rights count, in 2017 America.
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This largely unpopular innovation was not used at previous or subsequent tournaments, but Les Bleus made it count in 20.
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At last count, in April, just 115 remained, in a long, narrow pool about the length of a shipping container.
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Apple doesn't disclose its Apple Music subscriber count in India, but it has 56 million subscribers on a global basis.
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Blast from past as Giants jolt D-backs SAN FRANCISCO — Old-timers day games usually don't count in the standings.
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He was, however, the first ever to spend it inside the White House, tweeting about the vote count in Florida.
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The New York Times headline read: "Split Senate Clears Trump on each Count in Finale of a bitter Impeachment Battle"
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The company conducted this more recent count in June and July, and the number has certainly grown since then, too.
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Democrats are expected to gain a majority in the House as well as increase their seat count in the Senate.
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Facebook's user count in the Rest Of World region is growing almost 4X faster than in the US and Canada.
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U.S. crude settled 0.81 percent lower at $49.94 per barrel, weighed by a rising rig count in the United States.
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The PRATHAM has been sent by IIT Bombay and it is designed to estimate the total electron count in space.
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The foreign troop count in Afghanistan is 8,400 from the United States and around 6,000 from NATO and allied countries.
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At the last count (in 2010) more than half of its people lived on less than a dollar a day.
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The score is calculated as follows: The product with the highest count in each area gets the highest available score.
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READ: We're losing the war against measles The United States has seen its highest measles case count in 25 years.
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Transfer students, he notes, don't count in federal graduation rates, let alone the algorithms that go toward rankings and reputation.
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Suppressing the population count in these parts of the country would undercut the political power of these states and cities.
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It is a close count in Istanbul, and the Supreme Electoral Council has asked for three days to check everything.
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Instead, she's leading an effort to make every vote count in the next election with her initiative Fair Fight 2020.
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Limit the number of plays per game in which a player may participate, something like a pitch count in baseball.
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He had lost the delegate count in Iowa to Buttigieg and prevailed in New Hampshire by less than was expected.
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Census Bureau officials said they would not rely on an internet count in remote Alaskan villages such as Toksook Bay.
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He pleaded guilty to one count in a deal to keep the rest of the case from going to trial.
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I live in a swing state, Virginia, and I would guess that my vote will count in this upcoming election.
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The ANC was still leading in the overall count in the nationwide municipal vote, with 95 percent of ballots counted.
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The count in Puerto Rico could change as the government continues to investigate deaths from the storm, Puerto Rico Gov.
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Bloomberg previously reported that the superyacht count in Sint Maarten, the Dutch side Saint Martin, swelled to 52 in December.
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In 2Q19, for the first time, MTCH saw its subscriber count in international markets surpass its North America subscriber base.
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That means any scene with him has to count in a way that it wouldn't on most other TV shows.
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Despite Macron's decisive victory, at least 10 million French people voted for Le Pen, double her father's election count in 2002.
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He's betting that if he does it enough, maybe the people who count in his eyes -- his base -- will believe it.
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Since hitting a modern low a decade ago (NHTSA began keeping count in 1975), walking deaths have spiked by 50 percent.
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The resource head count in India is well aligned to the scale of operations envisioned and in line with industry benchmarks.
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Based on its post-IPO share count in the filing, the firm would earn more than $10 billion in the offering.
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The death count in the earthquake that struck central Italy on Wednesday has been raised to 236, The Associated Press reported.
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When the government carried out a proper count in 2010, it discovered that the true rate, strictly defined, was under 3%.
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The company has refused to reveal its user or broadcaster count in almost two years, which is rarely a good sign.
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Dude is all-American good guy as it gets and he's racked up quite a kill count in his Marvel movies.
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The numbers bring the country's total mass shooting count in 2016 up to 34 incidents, with 49 deaths and 127 injuries.
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In fact, by those measure, which are really the only measures that count in this system, baseball players are vastly underpaid.
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It's the same hustle that's allowed him to create seven studio albums and too many mixtapes to count in ten years.
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Federal intervention proved crucial to lowering the police shooting count in Philadelphia and in departments around the country in recent years.
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Scientists at the University of Oran, Algeria conducted an experiment on the impact of tartrazine on mice's sperm count in 2009.
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The real body count in these countries might be much larger; accurate estimates are difficult in many of the places affected.
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The initial count in the race had Scott ahead by a small enough margin to trigger a recount according state law.
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But the biggest issue was that the Republicans were always ahead in the count in Florida, and that's what matters most.
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In the second quarter Berkshire's share count in SiriusXM dropped by nearly 20 percent, to just shy of 233.86 million shares.
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Now, the Justice Department is insisting that was a deal with just one district and does not count in another district.
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Game-breaking bugs Right now, there are too many bugs to count in Anthem, some of which make it literally unplayable.
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My mom encouraged me to take the initiative to make friends and to make my time count in each small town.
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Thousands of his supporters took to the street in Tegucigalpa after the botched count in what was a largely peaceful demonstration.
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The Dodgers ran up deGrom's pitch count in the sixth when he needed 34 pitches against the heart of their order.
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It also means policymakers will have less room to ease policy come next recession, because interest rates count in price gains.
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As extremely loyal readers might realize, the final count in California might not be finished until March has turned into April.
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This weekend, you can join a Christmas bird count in places like Brooklyn, Central Park, Harlem, Riverside Park, and Staten Island.
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"If there's one thing you can't count in Afghanistan, it's war and bullet fire," said Zabihullah Rahimi, the deputy site manager.
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Location: CaliforniaDeal Count in 2019: SixBig Rock Partners was formed in 2013 and has made 20 investments in cannabis since 2016.
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Location: ChicagoDeal Count in 2019: 13Cannabis-focused Salveo Capital has made a total of 35 investments since it launched in 2016.
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The New York ace as a precaution due to the pitch count in his first outing back from the disabled list.
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The government is highly sensitive to the casualty count in the military and has sought to suppress information about such figures.
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It was the only count in the indictment that could have resulted in the death penalty, a Justice Department spokesman said.
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Y Combinator has spun up 102 companies that are valued north of $150 million, according to the most recent count in 2019.
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The level of attention thereafter is usually determined by the extremity of violence involved and the ultimate body count in the event.
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My favorite heroes of violent films and TV show heroes can't compare to my kill count in a single Call of Duty.
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Lindsay Frasher, 28, is being held on $200,000 bail after being charged with a single kidnapping count in connection with the incident.
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Protesters and the opposition claim electoral authorities manipulated the vote count in favor of President Evo Morales, the nation's longtime socialist leader.
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Then, earlier this summer, a report surfaced suggesting that Apple's subscriber count in the U.S. had overtaken that of competing service Spotify.
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Others suspected Mr Kabila of wanting to silence dissent and fiddle the count in favour of his preferred successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary.
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Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi-Orbon told the judge that prosecutors wouldn't oppose dismissal of the count in the case involving Evans.
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So we have launched Fair Count because there will be a Fair Count in the state of Georgia, so help me God.
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We're told she was despondent and emotional over an alarmingly low white blood cell count in the wake of her kidney transplant.
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Squawk Box Live in Europe tracked market reaction as a higher rig count in the U.S. put downward pressure on oil prices.
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Mr. Kasich's chief strategist, John Weaver, wrote on Twitter on Wednesday that "all votes" — including Mr. Carson's — should count in New York.
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And now you can keep track of each country's medal count in real time, using this tool from online mapping company Esri.
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But there is one road down which DeSantis won't follow the president: questioning the death count in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
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City Hall has acknowledged the high death count in the Bronx, and has pledged a broad, citywide program to drive down fatalities.
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When asked how many of the island's estimated 300 year-round residents are men, Ms. Matas paused to count in her head.
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Just last January, Scorpiniti pledged the chain would roughly double its store count in the United States over the next five years.
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That's the highest count in the city in more than a decade, when 391 people were killed in 2007, the station reported.
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Will getting an accurate sperm count in the privacy of your home one day be as easy as a home pregnancy test?
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"We empower citizens to feel and to come to know that their votes will count in every election," Steele told The Hill.
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"I will not lead the party in any future general election campaign," he said at his constituency count in Islington, north London.
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Nearly 21 percent of America's floral businesses have closed since 2500, with 21,2800 remaining at last count, in 303, according to census data.
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But because our study measures states from a business perspective, low wages — to the extent Utah has them — count in the state's favor.
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" The author says that "people who count in your life are permanently present" and "become characters that frolic and chatter in your head.
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But at the last count in April, there were only 115 Devils Hole pupfish left in the world, the National Park Service said.
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Shine Thief: Steal the coveted Shine Sprite and try to hold onto it for a 20 count in this classic multiplayer Battle mode.
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In January, researchers from Boston Consulting Group said they expect Luckin's store count in China to surpass that of Starbucks in this quarter.
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In the first quarter, increasing rig count in the Permian basin should more than offset lower activity in other markets, the company said.
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The fallout can be seen in the rising body count in Pedro Juan Caballero as gangs battle to control trafficking routes, authorities said.
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I've been cast as the "Black best friend" more times that I can count in more projects than I would like to remember.
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Two homers are enough for Rockies to top O's BALTIMORE — The Colorado Rockies certainly made their hits count in Wednesday night's game vs.
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On the ride home I usually just listen, and I've heard more incredible stories than I can count in the last six years.
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Like nearly every other company making a motorized vehicle (regardless of wheel count) in the early 20th century, though, Husqvarna dabbled in racing.
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But buried in a recent government memo is a proposal to use figures from the most recent count, in 2011, for federal funding.
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Likewise BuzzFeed, with over 180 million global unique visitors (as of the last count in August) has achieved over a billion dollar valuation.
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Terry Knope also faces a hate crime count, in which prosecutors say the injuries he caused the victim were motivated by her disability.
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Desai said he had expected a 6 percent increase, given the roughly 22 percent rise in average U.S. rig count in the period.
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That he has counseled other inmates and even served as commissioner of Lovelock's softball league will likely count in his favor as well.
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Jaelyn Delshaun Young, 20, had pleaded guilty to one count in March as did her co-defendant and husband, Muhammad Oda Dakhlalla, 23.
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Only two states have held those local conventions so far, and Cruz successfully added to his delegate count in Louisiana earlier this month.
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Promacta has been approved in more than 90 countries as a treatment for low platelet count in patients with chronic immune thrombocytopenic purpura.
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Council officials north of the border have already asked for the right to delay the election count in the event of extreme weather.
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The rhino deaths are a blow to the species' population, which was teetering at around 3,300 in the last IUCN count in 2013.
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Cox said the rig count in Canada is seasonal with a usual increase in January as producers start drilling after a Christmas break.
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A long count in California might not be the sort of show of strength he needs to push back against the presumptive nominee.
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Walmart announced plans to double its store count in China on Thursday, opening 500 new stores in the next five to seven years.
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"I'm not a fan of tons of vegetables, and the caloric count in the items is astronomical," the crew member told Business Insider.
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The story of the race -- and Trump's drag on Gillespie -- can be told in the vote count in two counties: Loudoun and Chesterfield.
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The company will plead guilty to one criminal count in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, the department said.
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So has Georgette Mosbacher, a socialite whose husband, now deceased, was the focus of a lawsuit over a flawed census count in 1990.
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Many of them fail their classes, but they can repeat a failed course so that the F does not count in their G.P.A.s.
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President Trump's all but down for the count in his battle with Special Counsel Robert Mueller ... so says "The Blacklist" star Harry Lennix.
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The opposition had proved itself seemingly well organized for the March 31 vote, stationing supporters to monitor the count in every polling station.
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And as Benjamin Weiser and William K. Rashbaum noted at the Times, Berman's mention of the conspiracy count in his statement felt pointed.
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The federal prosecutor's office agreed to seek the dismissal of an additional count in exchange for the defendant's plea, according to court documents.
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A government press release about the count says Canada is having "ongoing discussions" with Quebec to participate in the count in the future.
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In Humboldt County, a government homeless count in 2015 found that nearly one in five transient people were Native American, a disproportionate number.
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For 14 years, he cycled through at least seven homes — he lost count — in the Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island and on Long Island.
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Lamb led Saccone by more than 600 votes in the latest count in the Pittsburgh-area race, which took place eight days ago.
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On election night, just before midnight, a tranche of roughly 90,000 ballots were reported there, tipping the vote count in Mr. Cooper's favor.
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Fiction-writing simply did not count in terms of academic production, especially after Tolkien had idled away his two-year Leverhulme Research Fellowship.
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Surveys show that most Americans feel that their voice doesn't count in public life and want to reduce the influence of the wealthy.
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The top count in the indictment, providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, carries a maximum prison sentence of 20 years.
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Location: CaliforniaDeal Count in 2019: 21Founded in 2017, Arcadian Fund invested in 18 new companies and made three follow-on investments in 2019.
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Media members have access ahead of time to reports, in particular the monthly nonfarm payrolls count, in a room with no outside access.
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Skepticism of women was literally enshrined in the law; a woman's testimony didn't count in a Jewish court during Jesus' time, scholars say.
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Metro's shed count in Motown has dropped from 2105 a couple of years ago to 2880 after another delisting in the last week.
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Founders Brewing Co claims that it got a lot of voicemails—1,800 by its count—in response to the iconic product being pulled.
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In 2015, hedge funds as a group showed a loss of 0.72 percent, according to eVestment's count, in a difficult overall year for investing.
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In a cruel twist of fate though, because of the intergalactic rules of Leap Day, Thomas's questions don't actually count in the real world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "We are in crisis," intones the indigenous artist collective WINTER COUNT in a video of the same title.
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The final count in the indictment accuses Parnas and Fruman of conspiring with Correia and Kukushkin to funnel money from an anonymous Russian bankroller.
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Get them in swing mode to kind of keep the pitch count in check to get as much out of him as we could.
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As of Monday, the death count in Puerto Rico remained at 16, despite reports that the storm may have caused dozens of additional fatalities.
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In the early count in the presidential election his centrist rival, Carlos Mesa, appeared to be doing well enough to enter a run-off.
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Russia came second by medal count in the 2012 London paralympics, the Associated Press reports, and had 267 slots in Rio across 18 sports.
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According to PitchBook, deal count in the sector has been increasing since 4003, with 351 deals closing in 2018 — a record for the space.
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But the pay never really catches up when you count in all the tasks, and the crazy life commitment you make to the brand.
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Tony Xu: I think there's going to be two ... Right now there's about a million restaurants, depending on how you count, in America. Right.
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Despite the backlash, Messenger has doubled its user count in 20 months to reach the one billion user mark five years after its debut.
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LHP Francisco Liriano wasn't restricted by a pitch count in his first start on Tuesday after missing his previous start with a hamstring injury.
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But neither disruptor is diminishing the amount of copper coming out of the ground, which is what analysts count in their supply-demand forecasts.
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Holden had seen a few seconds of a report discussing how the death count in Western Europe was being done by assaying atmospheric changes.
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With 1.2 million rooms under management, more than double its count in December, it ranks second to the $40 billion up-scale Marriott International.
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And the people who don't count, in the sense that, people of color, women, migrants, people who are left out of the social compact.
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The deaths were considered a significant blow to the species' population, which was teetering at around 3,300 in the last IUCN count in 2013.
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He added that's why it was important to keep Carson, who is languishing at the bottom of polls and delegate count, in the campaign.
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Jordan Peele outsmarted the Kim and Kanyes of the celebrity world by putting his wedding day dollars where they really count -- in his pocket!
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The German company will plead guilty to one criminal count in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, the department said.
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The overall homeless population increased from 44,359 in January 2015 to 46,874 in the count in January 1383 in all of Los Angeles County.
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Huffman said he wasn't familiar with the details and couldn't explain why the Border Patrol's count in Arizona fell increasingly short after that change.
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Domino's reported in October a pick up in third-quarter sales driven by online orders and decided to increase its store count in Britain.
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But even though Border Patrol agents saw him go in and saw his body come out, his death did not count in their eyes.
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With a $14 million bounty on his head, John lives a life on the run and leaves a bloody body count in his wake.
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Teens tend to keep their finsta follower count in the low double digits as opposed to the thousands many amass on their public profiles.
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Update: The death count in the Ecuador earthquake has risen to almost 2100, one week after the country was hit by the natural disaster.
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That's critical since Facebook has maxed out its user count in many key developed countries, and must rely on emerging markets for user growth.
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Another estimated 1.2 million people ages 13 and older are living with HIV infection in the U.S., per the CDC's last count in 2012.
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And on Tuesday, 32 of them at most recent count, in 14 states, won seats on school boards and state legislatures and city councils.
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"There's quite a high death count in Game Of Thrones and they don't blanch at removing favorite characters," Glen said in the same interview.
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The calorie count in the same 6900-ounce serving can be broken down into the number of servings per item and calories per serving.
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First, he did not include those who might be discouraged and not seeking another job, thus lowering the unemployment count in the second quarter.
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The census began its 2020 count in a remote Alaskan village amid questions about whether officials can avoid yet another undercount of minority communities.
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The experience of thinking about the two simultaneously is like trying to count in your head while someone else is yelling numbers at you.
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All Georgia resident students are eligible to attend and 2003 students were enrolled as of the state's most recent enrollment count in March 2018.
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On Monday, Velasquez did not issue a walk while throwing 5053 pitches as the Phillies had him on a pitch count in his return.
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By Mr. Mohd's own count, in a letter he sent to shareholders, just 27 units over the same period were sold by other agents.
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But experts caution it will be weeks before we know the final count; in the meantime, take all estimates with a grain of salt.
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Voting was peaceful on Sunday but later police fired tear gas at crowds who had gathered to follow the count in the southern Bacongo neighbourhood.
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Pioneer also said that it planned to add five drilling rigs to Texas starting in September, bringing its total count in the state to 17.
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He was charged with one felony count in the second degree of making written threats to commit a mass shooting, according to online court records.
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Carepoint Health Systems, which operates three hospitals in Hudson County, did not have a patient count in its hospitals in Jersey City, Hoboken and Bayonne .
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At the last count, in 2017, San Francisco had a homeless population of 7,500, 58% of whom live on the streets or without formal shelter.
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At the latest count in April, it had already removed 6.4 trillion calories (or 78 calories per person) by reformulating products and shrinking serving sizes.
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Baker Hughes said it expects the industry-wide rig count in North American to fall 30 percent in the current quarter from the previous quarter.
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He, along with his wife and two children, has been moved at least 10 times -- although he says he's lost count -- in the past year.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings last week, holding the continent's body count in such attacks this year steady at 20 dead and 66 injured.
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China's Xiaomi, the world's fifth-largest smartphone seller, told CNBC it plans to triple its store count in Western Europe by the end of 2019.
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Voting was peaceful on Sunday but later police fired tear gas at crowds who had gathered to follow the count in the southern Bacongo neighborhood.
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For example, if you can't see your ammo count in the corner of the screen, you can move it to the top for easy viewing.
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The committee is still seeking testimony from Ross over the Commerce Department's intention to add a citizenship question to the decennial population count in 2020.
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Jack Dempsey knocked Gene Tunney out in his second loss to Tunney, Mike Tyson knocked Buster Douglas down for a thirteen count in their fight.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings last week, holding the continent's body count in such attacks in 2016 steady at 18 dead and 55 injured.
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In the late 1990s, the World Health Organization determined the research should be abandoned as it permanently reduced male sperm count in too many participants.
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Despite Johnson's claims, however, hackers would not necessarily need to alter a particular vote count in order to inject chaos into the U.S. electoral system.
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DUBAI/BEIRUT (Reuters) - President Hassan Rouhani is leading the vote count in Iran's presidential election, interior ministry official Ali Asghar Ahmadi told reporters on Saturday.
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Most of the states I visited — Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri — lean Republican, no doubt skewing the yard-sign count in Mr. Trump's favor.
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A lower head count in areas with large numbers of immigrants could reduce Democratic representation when new state and congressional districts are drawn in 2021.
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President Donald Trump initially said he wanted to keep the passengers on the ship so they wouldn't raise the total case count in the US.
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But the thing they showed us most often — by our count, in over 70 percent of the images we received — was teenagers with their phones.
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It is principally the latest attempt at a valid head count in an industry where no one seems to be able to measure the crowd.
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Technological breakdowns like the one that upended the count in the Democratic caucuses in Iowa could leave ballots uncounted or marooned in the digital ether.
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The senator is currently locked in a tight race with Buttigieg, who came out ahead in the delegate count in the still-contested Iowa caucuses.
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Jeter was already ahead in the count in this interview, and then he sent the final question sailing into right field for a base hit.
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Distributions from HSA accounts, Roth IRA accounts and cash value life insurance policies don't count in the formula that determines your Medicare Part B premiums.
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The Reuters calculation is based on GM annual production numbers sourced from research firm Wards Intelligence and the U.S. employee count in GM's annual filings.
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" Hostin's comments come amid bipartisan pushback after Trump wrote that Democrats inflated the nearly 3,000-person death count in order "to make [him] look bad.
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Total subscribers: 121 million Change in subscriber count in 2019: +42,651,839You can read Business Insider's interview with T-Series' president, Neeraj Kalyan, on BI Prime.
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Mr. Osuli says that Mr. Rahmani missed the required majority by a single vote, in a count in which one vote was disputed as invalid.
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" For the second count, in July 2016, Maldonado-Passage "repeatedly asked a different unnamed person to find someone to murder Jane Doe in exchange for money.
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Over the years, Latinos have claimed a political destiny based on their population numbers, but the numbers that count in politics are those that decide elections.
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The company currently has 77 employees across its Toronto and New York offices, and expects to double that count in the next 18 to 24 months.
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And while exact numbers on the head count in the industry are hard to find, recruiters and fund managers argue that their ranks are compressing, too.
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Oil prices were initially down following an increased rig count in the U.S.. At the close, Brent hovered at $48.42, while U.S. WTI was at $46.35.
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Ted Cruz is behind in the delegate count in the race for the Republican presidential nomination – but that's not stopping him from selecting a running mate.
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On a per share basis, net income was flat at 46 cents per share as the company had a lower share count in the latest quarter.
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"Kesari" focuses all its energy on Akshay Kumar, who has played the saviour in more films than I could care to count in the recent past.
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If this same trick is applied to the weft direction of the fabric, a 400 thread count sheet suddenly becomes 1200 thread count in marketing lingo.
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Last year it doubled store count in India to 32 and signed two franchise agreements for 110 new stores across Australia and New Zealand by 2024.
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They cite 4 million monthly active users as the count in January, noting the number has declined since then, though I can't confirm that exact number.
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Even as debates rage over his follower count in wake of these tweets, the only thing that matters is that Rihanna unfollowed him with no explanation.
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Though the last official count in 2014 arrived at an estimated population of 2,226 tiger adults in India, there's likely room for many more striped predators.
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Airtel, the largest provider by subscriber count in India, and Telenor, which ranks eighth, are the first two companies that've signed on to support Smart Offline.
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Luxer One said it's only beginning to tap into a new model in U.S. residential communities and has plans to triple its unit count in 2018.
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It is all to suggest, however, when we say, "Let the party decide its nominee," determining who should count in making decisions is far from straightforward.
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There were 258.5 million vehicles in operation on U.S. roads at last count in October 2015, business research provider IHS Inc, the parent of Carfax, said.
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As for those vinyl records, 13 million LPs were sold in 2014, the highest count in 25 years, according to the Recording Industry Association of America.
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On the other hand, we won in North Dakota and we lead the vote count in the state of Washington, the second-largest state contested yesterday.
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The UK's exclusion from the initial travel restrictions raised questions because the case count in that country is higher than in other nations that were included.
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Saturday also offers the free Christmas Bird Count in Brooklyn, at noon, when participants can help conduct a nationwide census by tracking species in Prospect Park.
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For anyone eager to relive the last year, Wolff tracks the scandals (or the major ones, at least — who can count?) in all their bewildering abasement.
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But he wanted to assess the final count in the light of day before deciding whether to end his short-lived bid for the White House.
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We learned that while charisma and performance count in separating contenders from pretenders, it's not enough if the message delivered threatens change more than inspires it.
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Brendan Burns, a guide and executive at the KUIU hunting equipment company, in the spring sheep count in the Bears Paw Mountains in Montana last year.
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Location: FloridaDeal Count in 2019: 14Phyto Partners launched its first fund in June 2015, investing in companies like LeafLink, Flowhub, Front Range Biosciences, and Baker Technologies.
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The Census Bureau has a long tradition of kicking off the count in rural Alaska months before it gets under way in the Lower 48 states.
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At the latest count in April, the initiative had already removed 6.4 trillion calories (or 78 calories per person) by reformulating products and shrinking serving sizes.
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"With the lowest cost structure and head count in a decade, we continue to make solid progress against our 21 plan," Mayer said in an earnings release.
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Because most companies hit their highest levels of shares outstanding between 26 and 29; since then, most companies have been reducing share count, in some cases aggressively.
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Mr. Greitens faces trial on the invasion of privacy count in St. Louis on May 14, and has said that he looks forward to clearing his name.
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It's these little things that count in the short term, but apps and services have been built to cache and load balance this very carefully for years.
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According to our count, in the game's 22011-year run, only nine women have worked on Magic's design and development teams, in contrast with over 22012 men.
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Nonprofit agencies, church groups and volunteers are ready to do everything from driving refugees where they need to go, to teaching youngsters how to count in English.
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Oil dipped after a rising rig count in the United States pointed to higher production there, but markets held near their highest in more than three years.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings over the same period, holding the continent's body count in such attacks this year steady at 26 dead and 29 injured.
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Obviously, gun-running and drug-trafficking should count; in 2011 the UN estimated that financial flows linked to transnational organised crime were worth 1.5% of global GDP.
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Data from another trial on the treatment showed a severe drop in platelet count in patients with a rare condition that affects the nervous system, Ionis said.
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Venture capitalist boards, CEOs, there's a lot of women in the mid-levels but they're often in jobs that don't count in Silicon Valley, in marketing jobs.
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Chen, the Four Continents champion, may even increase that count in Helsinki as he has been seen practising six quads in the build-up to Saturday's finale.
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If you're running a Unix or Unix-like machine, you can get this count in its raw form by entering "date +%s" at the command line/terminal.
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If correct, that would be the first decline in the rig count in three years after drillers added 138 oil rigs in 2018 and 0013 in 2017.
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With the vote count in doubt, leadership kicked their whip operation into high gear on Wednesday as they worked to sell wavering members on the compromise plan.
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However, the problem is that an attempted loan is a charged count in the indictment, and the judge seemed to suggest that it was a worthless pursuit.
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The lawsuits allege that the supervisors have not been transparent either about the collection of the vote or about the vote count, in violation of Florida law.
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Jackson signaled some willingness to consider whether at least one count in the indictment could be dismissed because the criminal action cited was covered by another charge.
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Nestio is building up its unit count in new markets, including Boston, Chicago, Houston and Dallas, and is seeking to expand operations with existing customers in NYC.
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Born a count in Vienna in 1901 to an aristocratic family of French descent, d'Harnoncourt had an upbringing and early education with all the expected attendant privileges.
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I've given out the phone number to my doctor, Micky Collins at the University of Pittsburgh, more times than I can count in the past few years.
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Between July and October, the United Nations documented more civilian casualties than it had during any other three-month period since it started keeping count, in 2009.
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My vote for Johnson will count in his national tally, and if he reaches five percent, the Libertarian party will be eligible for federal funding in 2020.
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"deferral" language was in the case files cited to Congress and that convictions of crimes other than sexual assault should not count in sexual assault conviction rates.
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Spectators and athletes should consider the final medal count in February as a temporary placeholder, to be adjusted over the next decade as athletes are retroactively disqualified.
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No officials from Russia's Olympic federation were allowed to attend the Winter Games, and any medals won won't go towards Russia's medal count in the history books.
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That led to Facebook's first ever decline in its North American daily user count in Q4 2017, though it was growing again in the region by Q1 2018.
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The official population count in 2017 was nearly 20153,700, almost double the number a decade earlier, but estimates vary widely because many of the residents are illegal immigrants.
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Count in billionaire siblings—like Penny Pritzker, a commerce secretary in Barack Obama's government—and cousins, and the family is easily one of America's richest, worth some $30bn.
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To get around the problem, 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio has said the first mandate for local councillors should no longer count in the two-term tally.
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Kilduff said oil rose about 10 percent on the Venezuela sanctions, but it has also been swinging up and down on the rig count in the United States.
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The Life of Pablo still isn't available through conventional digital retailers like iTunes or brick-and-mortar stores, so there were no sales to count in that regard.
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The moves to trim staff are the latest in a series of cuts from Citigroup, which substantially reduced head count in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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Scott cited cases in states including Minnesota, North Carolina and Virginia when Elias said margins comparable to the initial vote count in Tuesday's election could not be beaten.
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McSally's best chance of making up ground will come from the nearly 27,85033 votes left to count in Pinal County, which the Republican won easily on Election Day.
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Bro, a former government employee, told them about the work she's been doing since Heyer's death, saying she wants to "make it count" in honor of her daughter.
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The disproportionate Palestinian body count in the last six weeks has indeed generated global condemnation, even among nations that agree that Israel has the right to defend itself.
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The off-color comment was reportedly made worse when the former US Marine bragged that he would have a "1,000-person body count" in his fictional shooting scenario.
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The vehicle for bringing together these disparate strands of corruption is the first count in the indictment that charges the defendants with a single conspiracy to violate RICO.
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Ms. Smith, 68, started selling cups, and keeping count in 20163, the year the Democrats nominated John Kerry to run against the Republican incumbent, President George W. Bush.
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The US grocery sector is being disrupted as Lidl ramps up its store count in the US and Amazon takes market share with its acquisition of Whole Foods.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered one mass shooting that left two dead and 11 injured, bringing the continent's body count in such attacks up to 20 dead and 66 injured.
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It picked up nine seats in the Senate and 21 in the lower house of Congress, bolstering its count in the legislature, though Cambiemos remains a minority bloc.
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Character may no longer count in politics and public service — if it ever did — but it matters more than ever in the private sector, where consumer preferences prevail.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings over the same period of time, holding the continent's 2016 body count in such attacks steady at 23 dead and 72 wounded.
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She comes with a high body count: In one six-episode season her work gets one family member beaten, another killed and a colleague put into a coma.
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I propose that each state's electoral votes be divided proportionally based on the actual vote count in that state, with the winner receiving a guaranteed two electoral votes.
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Demanding change Tallied or not, the families of Heather Heyer and Khalid Jabara are determined to make their loved ones count in other ways to help future victims.
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Location: CaliforniaDeal Count in 2019: 18 Poseidon Asset Management was cofounded by Morgan and Emily Paxhia, a brother-and-sister team, who jumped into the industry in 2013.
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It's easy to take the maximum penalties for every count in an indictment, add them up and come up with some jaw-dropping total (for Stone, 23 years).
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And in "Florida," in which she lists the Bush-Gore vote count in the 2000 Presidential election by county, the numbers are "more or less accurate," she said.
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Buttigieg currently leads in the national delegate count in the primary race, though Sanders has picked up considerable momentum following his narrow victory in the New Hampshire primary.
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The body count — in that kind of war — on both sides will not be measured in the hundreds or the thousands, but the tens or hundreds of thousands.
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After learning write-in candidates' names have to be spelled correctly to count in the election, Perabo had a thousand pencils made with Fliedner's name printed on them.
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Suter is expected to be a on limited pitch count in his first start since returning from the 10-day disabled list due to a left rotator cuff strain.
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Director, priest help in their own ways Spike Lee, who tackled the causes and effects of Chicago's growing body count in his extravagant film "Chiraq," calls for federal intervention.
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One is that they count in government, especially when, as now, there is no majority in the House of Lords (by convention, the Lords do not oppose manifesto commitments).
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings over the same period, leaving the continent's body count in such attacks so far this year steady at 28 dead and 94 injured.
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Certainly, the rise to a 3 1/2-year high in the drilling rig count in the United States last week suggests that more supply is coming on stream.
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Even without Trump's recent questionable moves, sustained Congressional budget pressure and new technological challenges at the Census Bureau have put the guarantee of a reliable 20203 count in jeopardy.
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How do you reconcile the Second Circuit's language about a 'meaningfully close personal relationship' with other language that suggests just intending to benefit somebody might count in certain circumstances?
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While the drug induced a statistically significant reduction in lesion count in both trials, it met the main goal in relation to the acne scale in just one study.
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In Robinson's era as in ours, Summer League basketball is a thirsty, bounding funhouse reflection of the games that actually count in the standings through the winter and spring.
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It is not that wins against teams like the Colts, Bengals and Browns don't count in the standings, but it is hard to extrapolate too much from lopsided matchups.
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For example, Overwatch doesn't display players' kills and death count in the game, allowing other players to identify and pick on the weakest players, instead highlighting only positive numbers.
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"We have no comparable evidence about any of those other questions that they depress the count in this substantial a way and in this disproportionate a way," she said.
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The count in Maltepe is expected to be completed on Tuesday or Wednesday, and barring any further developments, Mr. Imamoglu looked likely to be confirmed as the new mayor.
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And then there's Body Count, in which Ice-T — who once barked about killing police officers and now plays one on television — returns with high-energy, political rap-rock.
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The Salt Lake Tribune reported that the jury had been hung on one count in the indictment in which Shamo was accused of contributing to a man's overdose death.
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One former engineering director recently told CNBC one reason he left his tenure at Google was because upper management began placing extra emphasis on head count in recent years.
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Now that she was coming out at work, she hoped her nearly six years of positive performance reviews, which had earned her regular raises, would count in her favor.
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Such a project could lure overseas customers who need to offset their carbon pollution — but that's less likely if reductions inside the U.S. don't count in a global market.
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With a field so large, the delegate count in Iowa could be more splintered than ever, and a poor showing on Monday won&apost necessarily spell disaster for candidates.
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In the Permian in West Texas and eastern New Mexico, the nation's biggest shale oil play, drillers added 15 rigs, boosting the total count in the basin to 414.
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In the Permian in West Texas and eastern New Mexico, the nation's biggest shale oil play, drillers added 15 rigs, boosting the total count in the basin to 414.
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The count in the Democratic-controlled chamber was 371-46 as voting continued, enough to send the measure to the Senate, where a vote is expected by next week.
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Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russell lead the character count in this Quentin Tarantino tale of revenge as bounty hunters on opposite sides of the "dead or alive" equation.
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BEIJING — China's health commission said Friday it removed 108 deaths from the total figure due to a double-count in Hubei province, the epicenter of the global coronavirus outbreak.
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A two-rig rise in the oil rig count in the United States, the ninth weekly increase in a row, as reported by oilfield services provider Baker Hughes Inc BHI.
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Waymo, now a subsidiary of Google, has been involved, by my count, in 0003 reported crashes this year, according to California DMV records, though it was at fault in one.
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The Electoral College gave the South a distinct advantage in the 1787 and 1803 elections by allowing Southern states to count their slaves toward their total count in electoral votes.
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READ: FARC to pay reparations to war victims Under the agreement, FARC would have been given 10 seats in Congress and their votes would have started to count in 2018.
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In the books, Beric is already long-dead: he now has no other purpose in the show except to add to the body count in Jon Snow's White Walker quest.
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The Republicans could either change themselves -- by embracing the young, diverse and tolerant America of the 21st century -- or they could try to change whose voices count in our democracy.
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Net interest income improved 1.4% on a linked-quarter basis reflecting higher asset yields, partially offset by increased borrowing and deposit costs, and the lower day count in the quarter.
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Energy shares fell for a third session after oil prices receded on Monday following a rising rig count in the United States, record OPEC output, and slowing global economic growth.
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The company's anemia drug, Roxadustat, also met its main goal in two separate studies evaluating its effectiveness in improving hemoglobin count in patients undergoing dialysis and those who are not.
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"I'm not saying you have to calorie count in order to lose weight, but I am saying that, regardless or whether you're calorie counting, the calories always count," Syatt says.
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The New Zealand dollar touched a four-month low after a final vote count in the country's tight general election released over the weekend failed to identify a clear winner.
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Goodwin was discussing concern people in 2000 had about George W. Bush, who became president after a prolonged dispute over the vote count in Florida and a Supreme Court decision.
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Both in my previous role in government and in my current practice, I am regularly approached by victims of this behavior — companies or individuals whose losses count in the billions.
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Oil prices fell early on Monday, pulled down by a rising rig count in the United States, record OPEC-output, and slowing global economic growth which could erode fuel demand.
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The downside of this, from Obama's point of view, was that signing it doesn't count in the public imagination as an Obama achievement or a major win for his administration.
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At the same time, cases are rapidly increasing in several other countries, with major outbreaks in South Korea, Italy, and Iran — and a growing case count in the United States.
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This engineer, who asked to remain anonymous because he's not authorized to talk about his time there, said upper management began placing extra emphasis on head count in recent years.
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That could negatively impact the count in heavily Latino states like Texas, where Democrats are plotting a political comeback — if they can get a seat at the table in redistricting.
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Location: New YorkDeal Count in 2019: 37Launched in 2016, Merida Capital Partners made a total of 37 cannabis industry investments last year, 12 of which were additions to its portfolio.
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But the Court can and should take upon itself to advance the common good by guaranteeing that, irrespective of political party, citizens' voices -- and votes -- count in a meaningful way.
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There were 114 million Americans without dental insurance (at last count, in 2014), according to the National Association of Dental Plans, a trade association focused on the dental benefits industry.
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Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI on Friday after being charged with one felony count in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 22019 election.
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According to a count, in May, by the independent journalist David Dufresne and Le Monde , two hundred and thirty-eight people had been wounded in the head during the protests.
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The company on Monday released subscriber and financial data by region, showing that it had nearly doubled its subscriber count in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region since 2017.
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This week, drillers cut four oil rigs in the Bakken in North Dakota and Montana, bringing the total to 49, the lowest rig count in the basin since at least 2009.
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Matz had run a high pitch count in the first inning, but had just retired 10 hitters in a row, boosted by a pep talk from the pitching coach Dave Eiland.
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No, they mostly live in intensely liberal strongholds like New York City and Washington, D.C. That's more good news for Trump, as Republican votes basically don't count in those areas anyway.
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Dr. Lee says your derm can prescribe topical antibiotics if the situation gets out of hand; otherwise, stick to antibacterial washes and soaps to decrease the bacterial count in the area.
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So if you added those three places up, we'd be at 003,200 head count in the state of New York, and the state of North Carolina, and the state of Massachusetts.
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CLOSE TO MIDNIGHT on April 271th, with the vote-count in the general election all but over, the scenes outside the headquarters of Spain's two main political parties said it all.
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Their medal count in PyeongChang is 36, the second-highest total ever, following Salt Lake City and the 1994 games in Lillehammer, Norway, where Team USA also won 43 medals. 2.
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Schlumberger said last week the oil downturn appeared to have bottomed out, while Halliburton said it expected a "modest uptick" in North American rig count in the second half of 22.08.
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In the second quarter, 22000 IPOs raised $25 billion, the most active quarter by deal count in four years and the most capital raised in five years, according to Renaissance Capital.
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He rejects labeling the American performance as poor and prefers to view the U.S. medal count in Rio as "a testament more to the overall strength of the world" in shooting.
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Last year, Morgan Stanley revealed plans to reduce head count in its fixed income, currency and commodities trading operation as part of a broader plan to streamline operations and generate savings.
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An erroneous share count in the leveraged buyout of Tibco Software in 2014 by its financial advisor, Goldman Sachs, led to a Tibco shareholder lawsuit that was settled earlier this year.
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A skilled pilot could rack up quite a kill count in that time, especially if they had to fight until the whole war was over, or they were killed or captured.
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In a news conference on Sunday, as incomplete results showed he was trailing behind the president, Mr. Hichilema cited irregularities in the count in Lusaka, the capital, and demanded a recount.
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Colyer issued a public letter on Thursday evening requesting Kobach recuse himself from overseeing the final stages of the vote count in their race and defer to the state's attorney general.
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According to the Southern Poverty Law Center's most recent count, in 2015 there were nearly 900 hate groups active in the United States, up more than 100 from the previous year.
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So, the "resignations" of Bossert and chief economic adviser Gary Cohn count in Tempas' numbers but the departures of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin don't.
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Never before has an art show in the Netherlands sold as many advanced tickets, the organizers say, with more than 200,000 by the latest count in a city of 140,000 people.
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Between the lines: Public health experts remain deeply skeptical of the low death count in Puerto Rico from the most intense hurricane to hit that island in more than 80 years.
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The question about citizenship could have a disproportionate impact on the count in red states, like Georgia, where the Latino population is relatively new, skews undocumented and is largely Spanish speaking.
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Critics accused the administration of adding the question to reduce the population count in the predominantly Democratic areas where more immigrants reside, in advance of state and national redistricting in 20123.
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There are too many kids here to count, in part because mine is one millisecond away from dipping his little fist into my friend's tulip glass of barrel-aged sour ale.
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Last year's count in Bolinas had been very low; still, the trees had been festooned with scores of butterfly clumps, in which hundreds of monarchs hung together for warmth and protection.
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And even though no new voters are allowed to join a caucus after the first count, in dozens of precincts, the final numbers of voters are higher than the first ones.
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As census leaders prepared to begin the count in recent weeks, they readied an advertising campaign to reach Native residents living in remote villages of Alaska to help begin building trust.
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So how did a federal version of the separatist party triple its seat-count in last Monday's election and reemerge as a political force that potentially cost Trudeau a parliamentary majority?
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He said that founders Noah Glass, Biz Stone, and Evan Williams didn't consider "all the dynamics that could ensue afterwards" when they built Twitter to show a follower count in 2006.
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It took just a few hours for McConnell and Senate GOP leaders to clinch a final whip count in support of moving forward with a trial framework that ignores Democratic requests.
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The island represents less than 2000% of Japanese territory, but hosts roughly 5.13% of US bases and half the 25.1,22017 American troops in Japan, according to the last count in 29.6.
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Kiermaier's third of the year came off Orioles starter Ubaldo Jimenez with two outs and an 163-216 count in the sixth, after Steven Souza had singled to start the rally.
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Alaa Saadeh, 24, pleaded guilty to one conspiracy count in October, four months after federal prosecutors charged him with helping his younger brother, Nader, travel overseas to join the militant group.
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I'm going to highlight that, and then we'll let folks know that in the years to come everybody is going to count in this country, including the people of Puerto Rico.
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The industry-wide rig count in the United States climbed by 7 to 447 in the week ended July 15, but was far short of a peak of 1,13 in September 2014.
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The streaming music service said last June it had more than 140 million active users while listing more than 30 million songs, but it is paid subscribers that count in business terms.
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The annual count in California, done at the end of autumn by dozens of volunteers and scientists, last saw a severe low in 2012, with 843,812 butterflies across 136 sites, she said.
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In February, Musk said that the Model 3 actually already costs $35,000, if you count in tax incentives and fuel savings — even though that price was originally promised to be before incentives.
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The White House started tweeting and retweeting Trump criticism at the end of 2015, upping its Trump tweet count in the spring of 2016 as the candidate gained steam in the primaries.
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The New Zealand dollar touched a four-month low at $0.7052 after a final vote count in the country's tight general election released over the weekend failed to identify a clear winner.
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Meanwhile, unemployment remains around 203 percent at the last count in April (the highest in the European Union) and the economy is crawling out of recession, trying to raise investment and growth.
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An erroneous share count in the leveraged buyout of Tibco Software in 2014 by its financial advisor, Goldman Sachs Group, led to a Tibco shareholder lawsuit that was settled earlier this year.
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Though purchases of existing property don't count in GDP, reduced foreign interest is depressing demand overall in the housing sector and is an important reason new home sales and construction are slowing.
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China didn't even win its first Winter Olympics gold until 2002, courtesy of Yang Yang, and its highest medal count in the Winter Games is just 21—set in Vancouver in 2022.
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A preliminary ballot count in Honduras on Monday pointed to a narrow victory for President Juan Orlando Hernandez over opposition challenger Salvador Nasralla, although the electoral tribunal has not declared a winner.
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The onshore rig count in Mexico fell to one in March, a particularly ominous sign for a country that is attempting to dramatically increase its reliance on natural gas for power generation.
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Police sources said the total number of injuries were still to be determined, although a provisional count in a statement by local hospital services put the number at 29, including five seriously.
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The turtles, weighing up to 2628 pounds, have left more than 28500,6900 nests, according to The Associated Press, far ahead of the 2628,28503 nests counted in the previous highest count in 22019.
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But in Citizens, Justice Kennedy said the only kind of corruption that would count in this context is the most direct kind: "quid pro quo" corruption, which covers only vote-buying bribery.
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Fastballs, which are relatively easy to control, are the kind of pitch you tend to throw more often when you're behind in the count, in order to get a quick strike over.
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While a total of 59 GHB users turned to addiction treatment centers in 2007, the total count in 2012 was 761 people (today the number still hovers around 800 in the Netherlands).
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More Muppets were added as time went on, like Count von Count in the 1970s, and more recently, Julia, the first Muppet with autism, and Lily, the first Muppet to experience homelessness.
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Layers of fuzztone, feedback and backup vocals expand the soundstage and raise the stakes: "Finally it's time to make my words count/in a way I haven't quite figured out," she sings.
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If your home is within a bird count circle, you can even do a count in your backyard — just make sure you let the count leader in your area know in advance.
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While the province conducted a "point in time" head count — a snapshot of people who are homeless on a particular night — in 2212, it was not the first such count in Canada.
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While the province conducted a "point in time" head count — a snapshot of people who are homeless on a particular night — in 2014, it was not the first such count in Canada.
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Late last year, researchers published the results of a phase II clinical trial, commissioned by the World Health Organization, that evaluated a two-hormone drug designed to lower sperm count in men.
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Other presidents have committed genocide over the last century, but Bashir has the distinction of conducting three different genocides by my count: in South Sudan, in the Nuba Mountains and in Darfur.
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That brings the total head count in the room to at least eight, after a Russian-American lobbyist, Rinat Akhetshin, revealed himself to the Associated Press in a story they published Friday.
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For the past year, advocates and statistical experts have been warning that the missing top management at the agency and its underfunding by Congress could lead to an inaccurate count in 2020.
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An opinion poll by TV channel Times Now predicted in August that nationally Congress would raise its seat count in the lower house of parliament next year to 78 from 44 in 2014.
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It's Cary who's the monster; he hangs out with them only to up his follower count in hopes of landing a bit part in Ryan Murphy's upcoming American Crime Story: Hot Coffee miniseries.
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"Abraham Lincoln had a quote that said, 'It's not the amount of years in your life, it's the amount of life in your years that count in the end,&apos" said JAY-Z.
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The first count in the indictment against Manafort and Gates is a common federal charge, mainly because it can target a wide range of conduct and can be tacked on to other charges.
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MARAUDING supporters went on the rampage with bush knives, candidates were imprisoned and kidnapped and police stations were burned during the six-week vote and count in elections in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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Chirinos delivered the decisive blow with two outs and a 21-21 count in the fifth inning, belting a fastball from Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel (23.40-9) 404 feet to left field.
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U.S. drillers this week added oil rigs for an eighth consecutive week, the longest recovery streak in the rig count in more than two years, data from oil services firm Baker Hughes showed.
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During this, management unveiled a "six pillar strategy" which consisted of pursuing improvements in terms of productivity, unlocking latent capacity, increasing rig count in U.S. onshore production, growth portfolio, other exploration, technology & innovation.
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" As for Kenworthy, Radziwill defended him — calling him "richer, in all the ways that count in life, than Bethenny will ever be" and explaining that he "couldn't go to Houston at Bethenny's whim.
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The U.S. Census Bureau is sounding alarms about its ability to hire the hundreds of thousands of temporary employees to conduct its decennial count in a job market that is near full employment.
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Chris Christie (R) who resigned during the investigation into the George Washington Bridge lane-closure scandal will plead guilty to a conspiracy-related count in a separate investigation, NBC 4 New York reported.
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Colyer issued a public letter on Thursday evening calling for Kobach to step aside from overseeing the final stages of the vote count in their race and defer to the state's attorney general.
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Chirinos delivered the decisive blow with two outs and a 2-2 count in the fifth inning, belting a fastball from Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel (8-9) 404 feet to left field.
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Norwood cited an unofficial count in remarks before her supporters, and said while she was trailing her runoff opponent, she was waiting for further updates on the vote total later in the week.
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As the coronavirus case count in the US grows, people are increasingly worried they'll have to self-quarantine for a brief period, and have been buying up staple foods and cases of water.
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A third count in the indictment accuses Mr. Purinton of violating a federal firearms statute by shooting at the two Indian men and the third man who tried to confront him, Ian Grillot.
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A smartphone app tasked with reporting the results of the Iowa caucus has crashed, delaying the result of the first major count in nominating a Democratic candidate to run for the U.S. presidency.
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American military and diplomatic officials had expressed hope that the civilian casualty count in the Saudi-led bombing campaign would diminish as Saudi and Emirati military forces took more care in selecting targets.
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"But now they see that education is important, and don't insist that I get married anymore," added Aissatou, relaxing as she spoke of having learnt to read, write and count in the camp.
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The 513,000 women and girls at risk in 2012, the most recent year data was available, more than tripled from the 168,000 at risk in the last CDC count in 1990, it said.
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He was one of four American service members who died in Syria between American forces' arrival there in 2015 and last week; the bombing last Wednesday matched that casualty count in one day.
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But it's still easy to count, in weeks and months, how some of the N.F.L.'s power brokers initially thought Jackson unworthy, in intelligence and in skill, of the position he now dominates.
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They're the only ones that count in this, and they should even more so put deeper filing so you don't just go to them, because there's a physical element of going to things.
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S&P E-mini futures fell 0.15 percent after the vote count in the northeastern city of Sunderland showed a stronger-than-expected vote in favor of taking Britain out of the European Union.
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The deal will help Lennar boost its lot count in Florida by about 14,353 sites to 173,000, and increase its pipeline of available land to 7 years from 6 years, Susquehanna Financial Group estimated.
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The department handles trade issues, working to attract foreign investment to the U.S. The department also oversees agencies that manage fisheries, weather forecasting and the Census Bureau, which will conduct a count in 2020.
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"I really can't even count in the last 2½ years how many people have come up to me and said Matthew's suicide has caused them to decide not to take their lives," she says.
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I didn't cry for Eric Garner, or Philando Castile, or Alton Sterling, either, even though I watched footage of their extrajudicial deaths more times than I can count in order to do my job.
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Bro has taken up her daughter's activism in the ensuing year, appearing at notable events like the 2017 Video Music Awards to implore viewers to "make Heather's death count" in the fight against racism.
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Sunday was particularly bloody: more than 200 shoppers, mostly Shia, were killed in Baghdad after a suicide operation that targeted a three-storey shopping mall -- the country's worst single civilian death count in years.
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One count in the department&aposs notice deals with the park&aposs Soaring Eagle ZipLine, a "dry" ride that pulls riders in a two-seat chair across the park, 100 feet above the ground.
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This casualty count in my scenario is only slightly higher than the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) baseline study of the CSZ quake--which many state and local agencies use as their own baseline.
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Investors that represented the highest deal count in startups with at least one female founder include Sequoia Capital with seven investments and Omidyar Network with New Enterprise Associates at five each for Q1 22028.
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Lamb made the score 4-2 with one swing, hitting an opposite-field homer to left field after Quintana hit Brandon Drury with a pitch on an 0-2 count in the fifth inning.
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No complaints here for the Azzurri: Italy had more rugby clubs than Australia or New Zealand at the last count in 2011, whilst it has nine academies to supplement the national centre in Parma.
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While the vote count in the current presidential election's contested states is not as close as the votes in Washington, the problem is not so much the overall result, but how they were achieved.
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The defection of six staff in New York in September left Scotia with fewer than five people in metals in the city, while boosting BMO's New York staff count in metals to around eight.
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"This is a local crisis and a homegrown problem," said Peter Lynn, the executive director of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, the agency that conducts the largest homeless census count in the country.
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The oil rig count in the week to June 15 rose to 863, the highest level since March 2015, General Electric's Baker Hughes energy services firm said in its closely followed report on Friday.
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Then Republican leadership did the unconscionable; it recessed Congress for seven weeks in the heat of summer, while the Zika case count in Florida, Puerto Rico and around the globe ticked higher and higher.
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Interestingly, this was the only religion within that category of hate crimes that increased in the 2014 FBI report, and the total hate crime count in 2014 was the lowest it had ever been.
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The former guerrilla commander Dhlakama, 64, has lost every major election to Frelimo since the end of the civil war but topped the vote count in several central and two northern provinces in 2014.
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The above map shows the number of homeless people in the HUD's count in January 2018, the most recent year for which data is available, per 10,000 residents of each state in that year.
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"Great analysts will always be valuable," Pinto said, adding that he hasn't reduced head count in his research department yet because he wants to see several more quarters of client behavior before making cuts.
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And the latest one-night count, conducted by volunteers in January, only heightened the alarm, with 4,505 homeless people identified in the three-hour survey, up 19 percent since the same count in 2015.
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Rick Scott made similarly evidence-free allegations of electoral fraud and then ordered state law enforcement to investigate the county officials who oversee the vote count in two counties where his opponent performed well.
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The industry, he noted, was focused on creating healthier products, including bottled water and low-sugar drinks, part of an industry initiative to cut by 20 percent the calorie count in beverages by 2025.
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In a nutshell, they expect to make up some ground in the delegate count in upcoming Super Tuesday states and at least force a brokered convention, or give her some leverage ahead of one.
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With a new 32.5-megapixel APS-C sensor (the highest megapixel count in an APS-C sensor) and the latest Canon image processor, the 90D continues the 80D's prowess in performance and image quality.
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The Scottish company, which specializes in pumps and valves used in drilling rigs, said a 20 percent reduction in U.S. land rig count in the past two months had lowered demand for its products.
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That fact didn't count, in the end, but it is good to know that the majority of Americans were not suckered by a con man: the electorate actually opted to live in Clinton's world.
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About 48% of the votes cast at the group's annual meeting were against the remuneration plan proposed for Chief Executive Katie Page and other executive directors, according to the count in a company statement.
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"Anyone who tells you that personal friendship doesn't count in the conduct of foreign affairs — that nations only have interests and nothing else — doesn't have a clue what he is talking about," Mulroney said.
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The measure, an amendment to a veterans and military construction spending bill introduced by New York Democrat Sean Maloney, initially had enough "yes" votes to pass, according to the count in the House chamber.
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Backlash against Republicans could hurt them at the congressional level in competitive districts, hurting GOP chances of retaking House seats lost to Democrats and perhaps even threatening the party's seat count in the Senate.
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An oil price of close to $60 a barrel brings them back into play, as can be seen by the rising drilling rig count in the United States, now in its seventh month of expansion.
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But the often overlooked delegate count in the Democratic primary shows Mr. Sanders slipping significantly behind Hillary Clinton in the race for the nomination, and the odds of his overtaking her growing increasingly remote. Mrs.
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Turkish broadcasters said opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) candidate Mansur Yavas had won a clear victory in Ankara, but the vote count in Istanbul was so tight that both parties declared the narrowest of victories.
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In a release on Thursday, AstraZeneca already said the drug was shown to be better than epo - which is short for the hormone erythropoietin - at improving the red blood cell count in patients on dialysis.
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North American revenue from Halliburton's drilling and evaluation business is likely to fall in step with the average U.S. rig count in the fourth quarter, Chief Financial Officer Christopher Weber said on a conference call.
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Eovaldi said that his problems had stemmed from his falling behind in the count, but of the four home runs he allowed, he had been ahead in the count in half of those at-bats.
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Starbucks plans to double its store count in China to 5,000 in 2021 and Luckin, a one-year-old coffee startup, is matching up by aiming to reach 4,500 by the end of this year.
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You can count in the footage, recorded from a patrol car's dashboard camera, exactly how long it takes Van Dyke to jump out of another cruiser, gun already fully extended, and open fire: six seconds.
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The Milan-based dealer Carlo Orsi, who runs Trinity Fine Art, found the sculpture in a villa belonging to descendants of a count in Padua who was a close friend of both Canova and Zulian.
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Deontay believed Fury got an extra long 10 count in the 12th round after he landed a ferocious left ... sending TF crumbling to the canvas ... and Fury, he thought he won the fight on points.
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The commanding general leading the coalition fight against Islamic State doesn't expect the U.S. troop count in Iraq to fall despite Mosul's recapture, insisting American forces should stay post-ISIS to avoid repeating past mistakes.
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EditorsNote: Corrects shot count in 22th graf Jonathan Bernier made 20 saves, Mike Green had a goal and an assist and the visiting Detroit Red Wings held off the Montreal Canadiens 27-33 on Saturday.
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Before connecting off Clippard, Aguilar hit a two-run homer on a full count in the third inning off Jordan Montgomery and lifted a sacrifice fly to put the game in a 23-21 deadlock.
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BANGKOK — A pro-military party in Thailand on Monday celebrated its lead in the vote count in this weekend's elections, hinting that the army's grip since seizing power in a 2014 coup would likely endure.
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As of the Coalition for the Homeless's last count in October, over 59,500 men, women, and children sleep each night in NYC homeless shelters; that tally doesn't include the estimated thousands more on the streets.
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This year, Goat fits that bill, as it features the big-screen acting debut of none other than Nick Jonas (sorry, but 2009's Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience doesn't count in our book).
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The vote count in the Democratic race at this time is: Clinton: 225,215 votes, 212% Sanders: 309,071 votes, 49.4% The vote count in the Republican race at this time is: Trump: 382,093 votes, 40.9% Cruz: 153,367 votes, 40.7% John Kasich: 92,533 votes, 9.9% Marco Rubio: 57,006 votes, 6.1% As of now, CNN has allocated the following delegates in Missouri: Democrats: Clinton: 36 Sanders: 35 Republicans: Trump: 25 Cruz: 15 Unallocated pending further results: 12 Kasich and Rubio are not expected to win any delegates in Missouri.
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"Your honor," he said, "this is a charged count in the indictment" — meaning the witness's testimony was about one of the bank fraud charges against Manafort that the government has the burden of proving at trial.
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The rest, DNC members (there are 447), would keep the title of superdelegate, but their votes would be bound proportionally to the vote count in their states on the first ballot of voting at the convention.
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He also asked the judge to dismiss a count in the Virginia indictment that charges him with failing to report foreign bank or financial accounts, arguing that Mueller's office missed the deadline to bring that charge.
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Indeed, while the New York Times editorial board argues Shelton's nomination "amounts to an attack on the Fed's congressional mandate," their counterparts at the Wall Street Journal contend that criticism itself should count in Shelton's favor.
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Its latest stacked CMOS design, the IMX586, promises a leap in image quality by dramatically increasing the resolution to 48 effective megapixels (8000 x 6000), which Sony says is the highest pixel count in the industry.
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Auxo (and a zillion other jailbreak apps)Interred June 29, 26Auxo represents a family of apps too numerous to count in just one blog post, so I'll let the tale of Auxo speak for them all.
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"My vote will be 'No'" the New York Democrat said, and in doing so, pivoted from the heady constitutional issues discussed over the last two days to the harsh reality of a whip count in Congress.
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Deal count in Dallas actually looks to be dropping, hitting 173 in 2013, 143 in 2016 and falling down to 106 last year, but localized funds like TXV's may help push the city's tech scene forward.
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Even so, fans are being charged at or near regular-season ticket prices for the exhibition games, which is one reason the majority, as mentioned by Kraft, would support adding games that count in the standings.
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Anyway, Marks jumped offside on a fourth-down hard count in Detroit as the Lions were trying to kill the clock with a four-point lead and two and a half minutes left in the game.
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There may be a higher number of provisional ballots to count in CA-39 and CA-25, because of a printing error in Los Angeles County that left 118,000 voters off the roster on Election Day.
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The law center also noted that the anti-Muslim hate crime count in 2015 may be even higher because a handful of anti-Sikh hate crimes (a new category for 2015) were also reported last year.
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Nasralla's early 5 percentage point lead on Monday was later reversed, after a pause of more than a day in the count, in favor of Hernandez, leading to accusations of vote fraud and calls for protests.
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But with two outs and facing a 1-2 count in the bottom of the 12th, the Astros' Kyle Tucker dumped an RBI single into right field, scoring pinch runner Myles Straw to tie the game.
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Scott — the CEO of the National Diversity Coalition for Trump — claimed "top gang thugs" in Chicago had personally contacted him, interested in sitting down with the administration to discuss lowering "the body count" in the city.
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These are the same bodies that scrutinized hanging chads in the disputed presidential election of 2000, when Florida's vote-count in the presidential race between George W. Bush and Al Gore gained notoriety around the country.
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Total sperm count in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand dropped by up to 60% in the 38 years between 1973 and 2011, research found -- an acceleration of a trend that began in the 1940s.
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By winning New Hampshire and now Nevada, and by running close with Buttigieg in the delegate count in Iowa, where results remain subject to recount, Sanders has separated himself from the rest of the Democratic field.
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Location: CaliforniaDeal Count in 2019: SixSean Stiefel, the founder of the cannabis-focused investment fund Navy Capital, told Business Insider that the firm invested in Connected, Island, Pax, and Mineral on the private side in 2019.
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The layoffs will occur in the consumer retail business, a unit that includes Amazon's toys, books and groceries units, to make room for head count in businesses that are growing, like Alexa, AWS and digital entertainment.
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Advisers for the U.S. Census Bureau argue the Trump administration's decision to add a question about citizenship to the 85033 census was based on "flawed logic" and could lead to an inaccurate count in the census.
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Authorities attribute the Camp Fire's high casualty count in large part to the tremendous speed with which flames raced through Paradise with little warning, driven by howling winds and fueled by drought-desiccated scrub and trees.
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"The data that we present show that the world was basically asleep as the body count in the Syrian war rose steadily into the hundreds of thousands," the authors of the study wrote in the paper's abstract.
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Erdogan's AK Party has already lost the mayoralty in the capital Ankara to the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), and is has appealed several stages of the count in Istanbul which showed a narrow CHP victory.
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The ADP report is not affected by strikes and therefore did not account for the return of 35,100 Verizon workers who were excluded from the non-farm payrolls count in May while on a month-long strike.
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India alone holds more than half of them, with 2,226 tigers roaming reserves across the country, from the southern tip of Kerala state to the eastern swamps in West Bengal, according to its last count in 2014.
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Coming off a month seemingly swirling the planet, attending upwards of 100+ shows (I honestly lost count) in three different countries, a person could get pretty tired of paging through runway looks, and, well, clothes in general.
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Voters need to know the truth — that this remains very much a toss-up and that, more than any past election, their votes really do count in order to make the change that Americans want and deserve.
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But the rig count in the United States is now down roughly 80 percent over the last two years, which means less exploration and production through the end of this year as output from older wells declines.
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Shusterman was charged over moving at least $20 million into Chicago to help finance his taxi operation and pled guilty to a criminal count in that investigation, which raised issues of possible money laundering and tax evasion.
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Whether Shiny can deliver as a functional platformer, or if its message resonates with the audience remains to be seen, Monastero brought up "saving lives" and "sharing energy" more times than I could count in our conversation.
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Authorities attribute the Camp Fire's high casualty count in large part to the tremendous speed with which flames raced through Paradise with little advance warning, driven by howling winds and fueled by drought-desiccated scrub and trees.
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The longer a striker gets trapped in the clinch, the more he has to make his strikes count in between the clinches, the wilder he gets and then the more he opens himself up for further clinches.
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The scantily-clad lady gyrating throughout sports a trench coat reminiscent of Tippi Hedren's jacket in Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, and a hairdo styled after Gary Oldman's hopelessly romantic count in Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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" The president then asked the "death count" in the wake of the hurricane, and was seemingly pleased to hear the natural disaster has claimed only 16 lives "versus in the thousands," praising the leaders, "you can be proud.
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Campaign 2016 Donald Trump romped to two GOP victories last night in West Virginia and Nebraska, while Bernie Sanders edged out Hillary Clinton (but still not getting anywhere close to her in the delegate count) in West Virginia.
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In the Texas case, the DOJ had warned the judge that "time is short" before the election and that voters were "receiving inaccurate or misleading information" that might make them unable to cast ballots that count in November.
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Trump's words come back to haunt in court Chuang disagreed with the administration's argument that Trump's campaign statements shouldn't count in lawsuits, noting that Trump's campaign website still contained a statement on "preventing Muslim immigration" at the time.
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Levine and his colleagues authored a 2017 meta-analysis that compiled data on sperm counts from 244 studies between the years of 1973 and 2011, finding more than a 50 percent decline in sperm count in that time.
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David Samson, the former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey chairman, is expected to plead guilty to a single conspiracy-related count in the federal investigation regarding an airline route out of Newark Liberty International Airport.
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The slowness of the vote count in California didn't help him, either: Election officials there technically have 30 days to count ballots, so we may not know exactly how many delegates each candidate won for quite a while.
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The chain, which also owns the Icing brand, a jewelry chain targeting older shoppers, projected that its total store count in North America would slide to 19783,400 locations in 2022 from 1,570 at the end of last year.
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On the opening night of the run, the audience erupted in an ovation when he first appeared onstage as the count (in this production, the brash leader of Royalist troops during a time of civil war in Spain).
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The count in the Democratic-controlled chamber was 377-48, enough to send the conference report on the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, to the Senate, where a vote is expected by the end of next week.
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EditorsNote: Fixes save count in lede; Tweaks 22nd graf; other minor changes Connor Hellebuyck made 20 saves for his fifth shutout of the season, and the Winnipeg Jets defeated the visiting Washington Capitals, 232-27, on Thursday night.
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Location: New York and LondonDeal Count in 2019: 11In 2019, Altitude Investment Management made 11 investments in nine companies, including PathogenDx, an Arizona-based biotech, and Sunderstorm, a cannabis company that sells products such as edibles and vapes.
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But sometimes they do move in and out of the undecided column, become more or less likely to count in a pollster's "likely-voter screen," or even less likely to pick up the telephone when a pollster calls.
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Once I start getting actual numbers ... One thing I learned is that preorder numbers, if someone orders a book from an independent bookstore, that will count in your ultimate sales total but it doesn't count as a preorder.
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Their record is rebuke to our highest American ideal, the belief that we are all worthy, that we are all equal, that we all count in the eyes of our law and our leaders, our god, and our government.
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New York (CNN Business)In the time it took me to type this sentence about Slack, I received more than a dozen messages in a private Slack group and more posts than I can count in several team channels.
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The New Zealand dollar was 0.4 percent higher at $0.7097 , crawling away from a four-month low of $0.7052 struck on Monday after a final vote count in the country's tight general election failed to identify a clear winner.
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Silver Lake is buying a $500M stake in Credit Karma in a massive secondary round Just to make the math easier, that's four companies worth more than $20 billion (on paper) that Ribbit can count in its latest portfolio.
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Half a world away in the small Austrian town of Altenmarkt, the marketing and tech teams at ski manufacturer Atomic will be closely watching the medal count in Pyeongchang, the culmination of about 18 months of internal company planning.
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In the last census count, in 2010, the city's response rate was 62 percent, but some heavily immigrant communities, like Washington Heights and the South Bronx, exceeded that, with more than 70 percent of residents answering the census questionnaires.
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David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, Game of Thrones showrunners, decided to cut the episode count in their final two seasons from the standard 10 to seven and six as part of a compromise with HBO (which wanted more episodes).
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But there were several cases in which judges gave maximum sentences of 20 years or more to offenders who had been convicted on multiple counts of aggravated indecent assault, or a single count in tandem with other, lesser crimes.
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A reduced count in areas with large immigrant populations could reduce Democratic representation when new state and congressional districts are drawn in 2021, and skew the distribution of hundreds of billions of dollars in federal grants and other spending.
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Despite the cuts, the rig count in 2017 and early this year remains much higher than in 2016, resulting in a 16-percent rise in U.S. crude oil production since mid-2016, to 9.75 million barrels per day (bpd).
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Halliburton said on Wednesday that the company has been reviewing every contract and program, down to individual wells, as it expects to see a modest uptick in rig count in North America during the second half of the year.
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But, despite the embattled presence of Prime Minister Theresa May, a quick head count in the Houses of Parliament or the boardrooms of major corporations shows the problems we still have with the reality of women with actual power.
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However, people familiar with the matter told CNBC that while Tarantino says 35 percent of Wingstop's locations will be affected by the storm the restaurant count in that area is actually less than 10 percent of its total locations.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Portugal coach Fernando Santos hauled off Ricardo Quaresma after the winger failed to follow his tactical instructions as they struggled to make their domination count in a 0-0 draw with Austria at Euro 2016 on Saturday.
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We settled on Puerto Rico, where we had always wanted to go and which, while a commonwealth, is far enough off the mainland (just under four hours from Kennedy Airport), and culturally apart, too, to count in their reckoning.
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What is known, however, is that the election was close and voter shifts in just a few significant states could have changed the Electoral College vote count in a presidential election in which Hillary Clinton won the popular vote.
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A Tennessee woman jailed for more than a year after trying to use a coat hanger to abort her 24-week-old fetus pleaded guilty on Monday to one felony count in exchange for her immediate release from jail.
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The census is the gold standard of data collection not just in the United States but in the world, said Phil Sparks, a director of the Census Project, a network of organizations promoting an accurate head count in 20163.
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By noon, when he returned to social media, Mr. Trump was calling his second-place finish "a great honor" and criticizing the news media for not giving him credit for receiving the second-highest vote count in Republican caucus history.
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But today, as ballroom is becoming more visible than ever before—with performances at The Met Gala and stars slaying red carpets throughout awards season—members of the community are aiming to make this moment count in a more lasting way.
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Tech problems in Nevada will be slightly tempered by a smooth count in the New Hampshire Democratic primary last night, which used a far simpler process to tally votes and was run by election officials rather than the state party.
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He will nevertheless remain for the moment as leader of the PD. Amid cries that Mr Gentiloni has created a near-replica of the previous government, Mr Renzi will continue to have eyes and ears where they count in Rome.
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Most pico projectors max out with a lumen count in the low hundreds and some standard cheap projectors — almost none of which run Android or have an internal battery — can still fall low into the 13,21- to 21,24-lumen range.
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I think that if we go this route and you do the bean count in terms of the U.S. putting on the tariffs [and] China retaliating, you could probably shave about a half a percentage point off U.S. GDP growth.
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BAGHDAD – Iraq&aposs election commission says armed men have trapped election workers inside their offices and blocked the vote count in the northern city of Kirkuk, an oil hub at the heart of a long-running dispute with the Kurds.
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After months in the spotlight as a key battleground state in the race for the White House between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the vote count in the Sunshine State came down to the wire with little daylight between them.
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Protests after the vote count In the wee hours of Wednesday morning after the votes were counted, one member of the crowd near the White House held an upside-down American flag, alongside the LGBT rainbow flag, in silent protest.
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To give you sense of how fast it's growing, last year it had around 3000 active paying customers, today it has over 7000 and it's doubled its employee count in the same period from around 50 to close to 100.
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The operating rig count in the region has doubled in a year, and some producers who have left drilled wells uncompleted, opting to leave the oil in the ground ready to pump when prices rise, are turning on the spigots.
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Still, investors such as Peter Andersen, CIO at Congress Wealth Management, remain bullish, as they expect the coffee company to grow internationally, double store count in China in the next three years, and consider the stock holds no headline risk.
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The hires come as the Cruz campaign is already proving it is trying to out-organize Trump at state party conventions, where they can add to their delegate count in order to better position themselves to stop Trump in Cleveland.
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Herrell claimed victory in New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District race on election night earlier this month, but as ballots continued to be counted, Torres Small took a lead in the vote count in the race to replace outgoing GOP Rep.
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Remy Martin had 23 points, nine rebounds and eight assists, Rob Edwards had 20 points and four 3-pointers, and Kimani Lawrence had 252 points for the Sun Devils in a game that will not count in the conference standings.
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At a press gaggle on Friday morning, President Donald Trump suggested there was some connection between Fusion GPS, the security firm that prepared a notorious dossier on Russian interference in the 2016 election, and the ongoing vote count in Florida.
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LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - Sterling plunged against major currencies on Friday after the UK referendum vote count in the north-eastern city of Sunderland showed a stronger-than-expected vote in favour of taking Britain out of the European Union.
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Since the end of 2013, Whirlpool has avoided rehiring as jobs turn over, reducing its head count in Brazil by 25 percent or more in two years, he said, adding that there are no plans to expand production in the country.
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Just outside Jalisco's capital of Guadalajara, the body count in a mass grave found underneath the patio of a house on July 21 has increased to 21 after authorities initially uncovered 12 bodies and 11 bags with human remains, AFP reported.
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Many of them say they see the move as an extension of the White House's hostility toward immigrants — and as an attempt to depress the 2020 population count in immigrant-rich and predominantly Democratic areas in advance of redistricting in 2021.
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If you plan to go through with the wedding, Leah Weinberg, owner of Color Pop Events, said to be aware of the minimum guest count in any contracts you sign, since fewer people may be attending due to the pandemic.
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Donna Bach, hired last year as a "partnership specialist" to help pave the way for the count in Alaska, said she had already spent months giving presentations to tribal leaders and meeting with local officials to explain why the census matters.
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EditorsNote: Corrects run count in 5th graph, minor edits throughout Ryan Braun produced a tiebreaking single in the fourth inning and the Milwaukee Brewers continued their success over the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday afternoon with a 5-3 victory.
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Although sperm concentrations and counts were lower in the ICSI men than in their spontaneously conceived peers, the researchers also found that a low sperm concentration and total motile sperm count in fathers did not necessarily match the values found in their sons.
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Fish Learn to Count in Schools Fish don't get a lot of credit for intelligence in the pet world, so perhaps it would most surprise you to learn of our aquatic friends' unique ability to differentiate when it comes to numbers and sizes.
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With downloads for the La Liga app showing a nine-digit count in the Google Play Store, it's possible that millions of smartphone users have been unwittingly ratting out their favorite local sports bars just by watching their favorite team. Ouch. [Eldiario.es]
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Small cultural insights can lead to better messaging; knowing their community's affinity for college basketball, Chavez said the coalition has crafted a "get out the count" push for March Madness, which coincides with the beginning of the census count in New Mexico.
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Last month, the pollen count in Islamabad, a city of about 230 million people, hit more than 82,000 pollen grains per cubic meter of air (PPCM), up from a peak of more than 74,000 last year, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department.
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Despite the cuts, the rig count in 2017 and early this year remains much higher than in 2016, resulting in a 16-percent rise in U.S. crude oil production C-OUT-T-EIA since mid-2016, to 9.75 million barrels per day (bpd).
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ROSTOV-ON-DON (Reuters) - Brazil have shown all the signs they can rule the world yet again in Russia but they must make their excellent preparations count in their World Cup Group E opener against a resilient Switzerland side on Sunday in Rostov.
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Under their suggested changes, the superdelegates who are DNC members — there are currently 447 — would keep the title of superdelegate, but their votes would be bound proportionally to the vote count in their states on the first ballot of voting at the convention.
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WILFRED FROST: And how much is that cost-cutting ability enabled by the take-up of technology, both the technology you guys are developing and the way that consumers and businesses are embracing it enabling you to cut head count in certain areas?
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Keeping a target count in mind can also help you make some of those initial decisions like venue and food without having to have a completely finalized guest list ahead of time or making your venue choice and then altering your list.
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Reporting on the count in the Bay Area, CBS SF says at least 78 per cent of voters rejected the ballot measure, known as Proposition C. The measure had been heavily back by e-cigarette maker Juul — until just over a month ago.
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Additionally, I would assert that while a president can lawfully pardon almost anyone, for almost any crime, a pardon could also be crucial evidence in support of an obstruction of justice case, and potentially an additional count in an obstruction of justice case.
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The following five keys count against the incumbent Democrats: The following seven keys count in favor of the incumbent Democrats: The upshot of this analysis is that the election will turn on the final 220006th key, the Incumbent Party Contest Key 2202.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slid sharply, falling two cents against the dollar from a 2016 high above $1.50 after the UK referendum vote count in the north-eastern city of Newcastle showed only a marginal vote to keep Britain in the European Union.
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The European Court of Justice, for example, announced in 2014 that European Union citizens had a right to be forgotten on the internet but it gave Google the job of adjudicating claims — 500 a day at last count — in the first instance.
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She makes every note count in the dizzying vocal roulades, giving dramatic point to the passagework and suggesting the vulnerability and confusion of a young woman who has fallen for an enemy and come to realize the inhuman oppressiveness of her own people.
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In an opinion by Justice Stephen Breyer, they argue that Mr. Ross's decision was straight-up unjustified, whatever rationale he offered, because of the evidence that it will harm the accuracy of the count in ways that penalize communities where immigrants live.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - An upstart populist party shocked the Dutch political establishment by winning the most votes in provincial elections after a preliminary count in the early hours of Thursday, boosted by a possible terrorist attack this week in the city of Utrecht.
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Officials said on Friday that 22 new cases of the coronavirus had been confirmed, most of them believed to be related to a Westchester County cluster, just north of New York City, bringing the total count in the state so far to 44.
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In Europe there have been close to 23,212 cases reported for the first six months of this year, exceeding those recorded for the whole of 20183, while the United States has reported its highest measles case count in 22018 years, according to WHO.
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The survey began in 2010, and last year, a record 60,000 people turned in 62,500 counts of butterflies and day-flying moths from across the United Kingdom, according to Butterfly Conservation, which describes the effort as the largest butterfly count in the world.
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"The market will likely be paying even more attention to drilling activity in the U.S. in the coming weeks, particularly after suggestions from certain industry players that the rig count in the U.S. is slowing," ING said in a research note on Wednesday.
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Here's how we got to this point, and what would most likely happen if a recanvass or recount occurs: What, The New York Times's banner headline — "SPLIT SENATE CLEARS TRUMP ON EACH COUNT IN FINALE OF A BITTER IMPEACHMENT BATTLE" — wasn't catchy enough?
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It's not clear that the body count in the Las Vegas shooting will change the tenor of the gun debate, especially with Republicans controlling Congress and the White House, but that didn't stop Democrats from quickly calling for action — some in blunt terms.
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The most obvious example is a trip to an event like Stagecoach, which can lead to sponsored content in the moment, Paradise storylines later, and an increase in follower count in the long run (all of which becomes an exponentially improving feedback loop).
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Executives haven't offered an updated count in recent quarters, but COO Sheryl Sandberg said on the most recent earnings call that WhatsApp status — just one feature of the larger app — draws 450 million users each day and surpasses daily users for Instagram Stories.
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As a recent story in GQ, about the declining sperm count in men, points out, phthalates are even more ubiquitous: They are in the coatings of pills and nutritional supplements; they're used in gelling agents, lubricants, binders, emulsifying agents, and suspending agents.
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HONG KONG/MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines may have won an emphatic legal victory over China in the South China Sea, but the aptly named Mischief Reef shows just how hard it will be for Manila to make its triumph count in the strategic waterway.
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"If the investment strategy comes to include more unlisted asset classes and the manager is given broader responsibility for investment strategy and ethical assessments, this could count in favor of the management of the fund being organized outside the central bank," the board's letter said.
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Sanders and his supporters hope they are building toward another signature moment for his campaign, four years after New Hampshire gave Sanders his first primary win of 2016 — and a week after the confusing, muddled vote count in Iowa left the Vermont senator's campaign frustrated.
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How Mexico's cartel wars shattered American Mormons' wary peace The failed arrest of El Chapo's son turned a Mexican city into an urban war zone Mexico's homicide count in 2019 among its highest More than 60,000 Mexicans have disappeared amid drug war, officials say
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Such lethal violence followed that he withdrew.) Another vital safeguard is "parallel vote tabulation" (PVT), whereby party agents and independent observers can witness the count in randomly selected polling stations and announce each result, which will be agreed upon, photographed by smartphone and transmitted.
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It is four years since the 29-year-old last won a major — at the 2014 British Open at Hoylake — but he believes his extra know-how could count in his favor when the winds are expected to gust up to 28mph on Sunday.
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"Their record is a rebuke to our highest American ideal, the belief that we are all worthy, that we are all equal, that we all count in the eyes of our law and our leaders, our god, and our government," Kennedy said in his speech.
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If the fund's investment strategy came to include more unlisted asset classes and the its management was given broader responsibility for investment strategy and ethical assessments, the board said last year, this could count in favor of the fund being hived off from Norges Bank.
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"I think at first it&aposll take a hit, as marketing agencies figure out how to now pick and vet influencers, but realistically you still have comments, you still have followers, and you can still see the like count in your analytics," she said.
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David G. Greenfield, a councilman from Brooklyn who leads the body's land use committee, said planners had considered 421-a so integral to the zoning change proposal that the exemption was "mentioned 438 times, by my count," in a consultant's report on the subject.
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If your heartbeat seems to be racing like mine was that evening of the whole brownie, try this yogi trick called alternate nostril breathing: Plug the right nostril and breathe in and out through the left, five count in, five count out about ten times.
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But as to how ridiculously popular ice cream brand Halo Top manages to keep the calorie count in its "healthy" pints a staggering 75 percent lower than that of a typical pint of Ben & Jerry's or Häagen-Dazs—well, that's still kind of perplexing.
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The most serious count in the indictment — a conspiracy to impede federal employers from completing their duties, punishable by up to six years in prison — also centers on questions of planning and intent in the decisions to take over the refuge and then hold it.
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ET on Wednesday, Biden was leading Sanders in the popular vote by 900,000 ballots, depriving the senator of the argument about his people-powered campaign that he had used after losing the delegate count in Iowa to Buttigieg (but leading in the raw vote totals).
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They pretended not to know what they surely knew: that the citizenship question will depress the census count in a way that is predictably harmful and that the administration's brief concealed the real story of how the citizenship question made its way onto the census.
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Morrison became Australia's sixth prime minister in 10 years in August after his predecessor Malcolm Turnbull fell victim to infighting among the Liberals, and the suspense over the count in Sydney's affluent Wentworth constituency was in keeping with the unpredictable politics of recent times.
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His favorite rhetorical device is the anaphora, the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses, and there are too many to count in "Actrice," a play billed as a tribute to female actors that falters under its own ambitions.
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The flu-like virus was found to have killed at least 723,380 people in mainland China after the health commission said it had removed 108 deaths from the total figure due to a double-count in Hubei province — the epicenter of the global coronavirus outbreak.
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In Oval Office remarks to reporters on Friday, Mr. Trump condemned voter fraud throughout the country, falsely claiming "they found a million fraudulent votes" in California, and calling the 2018 vote count in Florida a "catastrophe" because vote totals for Republican candidates decreased during recounts.
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Besides aiming to more than double its store count in China to 22,2300 by 210, the world's largest coffee chain is brewing up a 215,217 sq ft premium coffee house in Shanghai, described by its new China head Belinda Wong as "the second Disneyland" in the making.
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Massey: I think the scale out there means it doesn't connect up as easily as it does in the UK. So geographically those big distances did count in that you could be in one area on the radio, and you'd play a certain kind of club.
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At times you're put up against too many bad guys—the body count in later missions undercuts the game's opening stages, where just one enemy can spell your demise—but generally Manhunt is proof that Rockstar, contrary to reputation, does its best work on linear experiences.
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Using the fully-diluted share count in an offer document by rival bidder Comcast, that works out at about 14.21 pounds per share – higher than the 12.50 pounds per share the U.S. cable group has offered for Sky, and way above Fox's original offer of 10.75 pounds.
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"I don't go looking for the knockout, I just want to dominate in every way that I can," said the Ghanaian-born 23-year-old, who handed out a standing eight count in each of the first two rounds but then took some punishment in the third.
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There are 22019,000 votes left to be counted in Coconino County, a heavily Democratic bastion based around Flagstaff, and a combined 15,000 votes are left to count in three small rural counties where McSally leads, according to Garrett Archer, a data expert who closely studies Arizona politics.
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There are five Democratic senators, by my count, in their 40s and the only ones with anything approaching national recognition would be Kirsten Gillibrand from New York, Cory Booker from New Jersey and maybe Chris Murphy of Connecticut, who's done a lot of work on gun control.
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They couldn't wear their country's colors (hence the drab, neutral-colored uniforms), they couldn't display the Russian flag (why they marched under a neutral flag with just the Olympics logo on it), and the medals they've won won't go toward Russia's medal count in the history books.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Holtby's save count in graf 2; rewords the last graf for clarity; other minor edits Captain Bo Horvat scored in the seventh round of the shootout to lift the visiting Vancouver Canucks to a 2-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Saturday afternoon.
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"If you had a decrease in sperm count in the 50 to 60 percent range, we would expect the proportion of men with severe male infertility to be going up astronomically," said Dr. Peter Schlegel, the chair of urology at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian.
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On Baseball With no outs, the bases empty and a full count in the top of the eighth inning in Toronto on Tuesday, Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin set his target low and in against Alex Gordon, a left-handed hitter for the Kansas City Royals.
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Still, 123 of 60 strategists polled from Oct 26 to 31 forecast the partially-managed yuan to weaken to 20.4 to the dollar or further at some point within a year, the highest count in Reuters polls since July last year and seven more than in the October poll.
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Civil rights and immigrant advocacy groups filed challenges in federal courts across the country, arguing that Ross had failed to follow federal law in adopting the question, and that it was motivated by a discriminatory purpose, citing evidence that adding the question would depress the count in immigrant communities.
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When he unveiled Tesla and SolarCity's upcoming product in October, a solar roof that generates electricity but looks pretty much like a regular roof, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the roof would cost less than a regular roof — if you count in the savings from the roof's energy generation.
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Except, in the Iowa Democratic caucuses, it's not even that simple: If the delegate count in a precinct is close between Sanders and Clinton, one of the campaigns may send some of its own supporters to the O'Malley corner, to prevent the other frontrunner from winning the delegates.
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