If he was not counted, how many more were not counted?
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I counted slow breaths and was not calm by two hundred; I counted to a thousand.
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Ballots will be counted Thursday after the election and can be contested while they are being counted.
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And though some ballots remain to be counted, currently only about 1.5 million have been counted so far.
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And because these units are so desirable, the waiting list is not counted in years, it's counted in decades.
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Votes that were set to get counted Saturday will be counted May 270, wiping April 1043 off the primary calendar.
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" Never mind the fact that President Obama himself said, "[T]he votes that were cast were counted, they were counted appropriately.
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Like the men in this study, only about one-third of the women counted rimming and far less counted phone sex.
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The double takeaway here is that not everything that counts can be counted and not everything that can be counted counts.
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Just as in 1996 it counted 16 rather than eight, and in 1980 it counted eight rather than the original four.
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It makes for dull work, and if items are counted wrongly, everything has to be counted from the top all over again.
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"The goal here is to see that all the votes in Florida are counted and counted accurately," McLaughlin said in a statement.
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Pesquera seemed to indicate that the CDC is ultimately responsible for deciding what is counted and what is not counted in the death toll.
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Fortunately for Democrats, the ballots that are counted last have tended to lean, if anything, more Democratic than the votes that are counted earlier.
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According to the Enquirer, 6900,2628 provisional ballots and 28503,22019 absentee ballots still have yet to be counted, which will reportedly be counted by Aug. 24.
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"The goal here is to see that all the votes in Florida are counted and counted accurately," Dan McLaughlin, a campaign spokesman, said in a statement.
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As of this writing, more than 500,000 ballots have been counted in Arizona's 2020 primary, and more remain to be counted in the state as well.
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When it comes to metrics, it is worth remembering the old adage : Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts.
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I counted the steps to the road, the steps up to church, the number of dishes and silverware I washed ... anything that could be counted, I did.
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Relatedly, I wondered if you could talk a little about who gets counted as a "real" science fiction writer and who gets counted as a literary writer.
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I counted the steps to the road, the steps up to church, the number of dishes and silverware I washed ... anything that could be counted, I did.
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According to an annual count, there were 29,418 monarchs counted this year, just 2,200 more than the all-time low population counted during the 2018-2019 year.
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Some evaluators have argued that training expenses shouldn't be counted, but others have observed that "investments in training, planning, evaluation, and internal systems" get counted as overhead.
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Research shows that ballots are usually counted more accurately when done so by a computer, like those scanners you see in polling places, than when counted by hand.
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If your top choice is the lowest vote-getter when the votes are first counted, that candidate gets crossed off — but your number two choice then gets counted.
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There are always mail-in ballots and provisional ballots that aren't counted — due to a lack of ID or matching address — that can be counted if they are rechecked.
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Lipinski clung to a 51 to 49 percent lead with 95 percent of the votes counted, but Newman said she would not concede until all the votes were counted.
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Those counted as not in the labor force swelled to 94.4 million but that was countered by an increase of 2000,2232 counted as employed, according to the household survey.
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" He added, "We are extremely concerned about the voter fraud revelations that are emerging across the state and intend to ensure that every vote is counted and counted properly.
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The number of Canadian articles on the deal can be counted on one hand, but the US coverage could be counted on… well, you'd need a lot more hands.
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The volunteers were unable to tell if my ballot had been counted or not, but they made sure I was able to fill out another ballot that would be counted.
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"The reason we're doing this — we want the people of Kentucky to have absolute confidence that their votes were counted as they should have been counted," he said last week.
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None of those seven albums got counted in the Nielsen consumer report, and the year-over-year change in percentage of secondhand albums bought isn't counted at all right now.
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But some populations are counted less well than other populations, and those populations who are counted less well include immigrants, poor people, children, non-English speaking populations, and rural populations.
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A Broward County judge sided with Scott on the matter of voter information (ballots cast, counted and yet to be counted) in a suit against the county's Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes.
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In the name of Cordelia stand up & be counted!
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" From WhiteKnightTwo's cockpit, Masucci counted down: "Three, two, one.
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A recount also means that provisional and overseas absentee ballots — all of which are typically counted after Election Day — are counted, a process that can at times take more than a week.
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Of the roughly 12.7 million ballots counted so far in the Golden State, about 5.4 million — or more than 20203% — were counted after Election Day, according to the nonpartisan California Target Book.
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"If Rick Scott wanted to make sure every legal ballot is counted, he would not be suing to try and stop voters from having their legal ballot counted as intended," Nelson said.
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While there was more than 90 percent agreement that these things counted as sex, only about one-third were sure that things like oral sex, rimming, mutual masturbation, and insertion of dildos counted.
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By late on Friday evening local fire services counted 14 fires in Victoria that were at emergency or evacuate warning levels, while the neighboring state of New South Wales counted 11, Reuters reported.
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A separate suit, filed late Saturday, asked that the judge order any ballots counted after noon on Saturday to be disregarded, alleging that votes in Broward County were counted after the noon deadline.
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She counted my sunglasses and made sunglasses drawers, jewelry sections.
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With votes from 92 percent of caucus precincts counted, Mrs.
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They counted many whites, a few others, almost no blacks.
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About a third of the total votes had been counted.
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He counted Bill Clinton and Donald Trump among his friends.
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The polls are closed and the votes have been counted!
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The Washington Post counted 15 such interviews with Sinclair stations.
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Votes across all states will be counted on March 11.
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Ten structures were counted destroyed but damage assessments were continuing.
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Every American has the right to have their vote counted.
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That is, if the ballots can still reliably be counted.
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Those counted outside the labor force increased to 95.1 million.
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Results were similar when only first hospital revisits were counted.
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A coroner's report later counted 12 stab wounds to Lyuba.
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As of April 2018, USCIS counted around 122,000 pending cases.
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They said they hadn't counted on seeing any Cossacks there.
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On the way home, I counted reasons not to worry.
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Like Biden, Warren is being prematurely counted out after Iowa.
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No wonder all of that prior warning counted for nothing.
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On Thursday, votes from only 542 constituencies were being counted.
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All of my huffing and puffing had counted for nothing.
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"I don't think their age counted against them," he said.
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The chinstraps on Elephant Island haven't been counted since 1971.
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LONDON — The votes have been counted and a winner announced.
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The trees were counted in Forest Service aerial detection surveys.
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Several of my colleagues counted him as a close friend.
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Let's get those votes counted, and let's bring this home.
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Goldner counted the debut of Disney's "Frozen 2" among them.
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Convoy already counted Greylock as a backer — thus the invite.
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I recently counted all my eyeshadow palettes just for fun.
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And now, for the first time, they have been counted.
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But first, they counted the cars in the parking lot.
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YouTube TV view is, in fact, counted, a spokesperson confirms.
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Of the directors counted, only eight were women of color.
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Last year the UN counted 220 attacks on its operations.
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But in Montrose at least, Curry counted as an expert.
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I'm honored and humbled to be counted in the number.
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These are not results -- ballots aren't counted until Election Day.
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This time, however, the researchers counted both groups of birds.
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Perception often counted for just as much as actual achievement.
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That means they could have been altered before being counted.
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He missed the mounting stress as the minutes counted down.
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He counted himself lucky to escape with a bogey four.
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At least then, court experience might've counted for some credits.
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The referee counted to seven before calling a technical knockout.
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They outplayed us when it counted in the third period.
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Let's get those votes counted and we'll bring this home.
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And Wanda's investment counted for 3.7% of the total amount.
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Others counted it a positive accomplishment for a controversial governor.
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Theoretically, deaths could be counted through the nation's vital statistics.
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This counted as a first strike in YouTube's termination procedure.
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The students counted from one to 10 in the recordings.
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And large numbers of votes can be counted by machines.
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A president is counted on to do the right thing.
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It must also be counted in generations of vanished dreams.
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Now is the time to stand up and be counted.
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The number of operations can be counted quarter by quarter.
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If I counted correctly, there were about 175 separate announcements.
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Others looked up at blackened windows and counted their losses.
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For that reason, coins were often weighed rather than counted.
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Yet few are writing off Erdogan before votes are counted.
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Lots and lots of votes still needed to be counted.
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I was under the impression my vote was always counted.
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That will keep Democrats on edge until votes are counted.
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Laura recalls one night when she counted 70 women working.
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In a new culture of reproduced images, these things counted.
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And conversely, not everything that can be counted actually counts.
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When both sexes are counted, Clinton leads by six points.
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Barry had counted at least three skylines in Atlanta already.
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They had not counted on Mr. Dith's resourcefulness and tenacity.
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We also only counted movies that are obvious Batman movies.
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The 2018 inspector counted 16 lions out of 85 animals.
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In just 21 days, we counted 2,400 airstrikes in Aleppo.
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Today, there are 26 glaciers large enough to be counted.
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Forgive me Lord, I counted my chickens before they hatched!
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Editors also debated whether Cannes viewers counted as verifiable sources.
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Every American deserves their vote to be counted and protected.
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He hit last year — big hits when the games counted.
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All of these tests may have been counted as high.
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Even fewer counted rubbing penises together or having phone sex.
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" We counted and we were like, "I guess we do.
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In 80 years, Bob Newhart never counted the Cubbies out.
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I looked for little white plumes and counted three Juuls.
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The state of Morelos, to the south, counted 71 dead.
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Italy has counted more than 59,000 cases and 5,476 deaths.
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After the TV clocks counted down to the 10 a.m.
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Now construction projects he'd counted on have been called off.
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Asymptomatic cases -- or mild cases -- may not always be counted.
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Turnout for the constituencies counted so far was 43 percent.
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What counted was her eyes, her face and her silhouette.
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The results aren't even fully counted in Austria's presidential election.
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"Picasso was simple in the ways that counted," he writes.
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His career, reputation, mental and emotional serenity and assets counted.
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"The people who don't count, don't get counted," she said.
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In total, the Post counted 133 falsehoods since Jan. 20.
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To keep time, the girls counted out loud in unison.
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A Reuters reporter counted 20 bodies at the main march.
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I counted on Uncle Anas to come to my rescue.
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Sean Jones, the detectives' supervisor, counted it a small victory.
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Investors who abstain are counted as supporting the board's recommendation.
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Or the time he counted the same $2 trillion twice?
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The vote in North Carolina has yet to be counted.
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The framers counted on this kind of ambition countering ambition.
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Saturday to resolve the problem and have their votes counted.
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The vote will be counted when the registration is verified.
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He counted Walter Mondale and Kofi Annan amongst his students.
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He called out the numbers while she counted the cash.
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Inmates from mainland China are not counted as foreign prisoners.
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The CDC and state health officials have counted 14 deaths.
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The votes have been counted in Iraqi Kurdistan's independence referendum.
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Last year's census counted 250, a Greyfield naturalist told me.
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"7, 6, 5, 4 …" they all counted down in unison.
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They've counted the sales of abortion pills from Aid Access.
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Further actions can be taken after the votes are counted.
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I counted four cameras on my side of the road.
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He counted them up (without divulging names), one by one.
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The analysis below covers votes counted as of 8 a.m.
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We counted our luck and walked to the elevated subway.
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My strategy for Leadville was simple, if unconventional: Everything counted.
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They had not counted on the need for extensive landscaping.
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Surely, the surgeon said, experience and intuition counted for something.
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Finally, I asked him if he thought our marriage counted.
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Half of the vaquitas counted a year earlier have disappeared.
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Their votes will be counted in Washington on Jan. 21958.
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There I counted off to the second house and approached.
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But the fires were counted as one event by NOAA.
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I counted 15 on the block going away from Target.
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But the trip could not be counted an unmitigated success.
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Mr. Muti pointed out that Spontini's nationality counted against him.
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White's own cousin is among those who will be counted.
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So the last one that counted came 16 years ago.
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In a Scottish burr, a man counted down from 10.
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Statistics Canada, the federal census agency, counted 21890,000 in 2016.
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Let's get these votes counted and let's bring this home.
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I'll say that again: Some voters' ballots are counted twice.
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Lewis and his family were nearly counted among the casualties.
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A total of 2100,403 homeless were counted in Seattle alone.
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Rig count for may 22015 was 22016, down 6463 from 2646 counted in April 2646 * International rig count for may 28780 was 955 up 9 from April 2016, and down 203 from 1,158 counted in may 6463 * International offshore rig count for may 2016 was 229, up 9 from 220 counted in April 2016, and down 55 from 284 counted in may 2015 * Baker Hughes announces may 2016 rig counts Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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An estimated 6 million Latino people counted in the 2010 census would not be counted in 2020 as a result of adding the citizenship question, according to a study by Harvard University's Shorenstein Center.
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Use of sex toys like double-ended dildos also counted as sex for 70% of queer women, while acts such as fingering, scissoring, and mutual masturbation counted for at least 50%, Women's Health reports.
|
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It counted on the votes of Arkansas's (modest by Southern standards) African-American population, but with few Northern transplants living in the state it primarily counted on the votes of politically moderate white Southerners.
|
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The flip side, what people don't realize, is you're basically putting it on the balance sheet, and just as it doesn't get counted on the way in, it gets counted on the way out.
|
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"If Rick Scott wanted to make sure every legal ballot is counted, he would not be suing to try and stop voters from having their legal ballot counted as intended," Nelson said in a statement.
|
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Leaders decided the village's oldest resident would be counted first Tribal leaders in Toksook Bay decided 90-year-old Lizzie Chimiugak, the village's oldest resident, would be the first person counted in the 2020 census.
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I consider myself so lucky to have counted myself among them.
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In fact, I counted more watch face options than actual apps.
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"People counted us out before the season even started," Hyde said.
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None of this means that Mr McIlroy should be counted out.
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With 99.9 percent of ballots counted, the Socialists received most votes.
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Wow, I hadn't realized until I counted them one by one.
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Last year, the CDC counted 33 confirmed cases in 16 states.
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For example, a patient's pulse can be counted, but "pain" cannot.
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The broader issue here relates to how storm deaths are counted.
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A recent survey counted over 300 such facilities on the continent.
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About 77 percent of votes have been counted in the Dec.
|
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Bernie Sanders by two state delegate equivalents out of 2000,0003 counted.
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The IMF has counted 124 of them between 1970 and 2007.
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"When is the last time our people counted coup?" he said.
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Pueblos Sin Fronteras counted about 1,200 people on the first day.
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I laid in bed scared shitless, and actually counted the steps.
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Kopko and Devine's analysis was completed before all votes were counted.
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Huyer and his colleagues counted just 241 opioid deaths as suicides.
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They said they counted Manafort among their important, high-volume clients.
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The votes will still be counted, the campaign will go on.
|
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But Cox steadily ate into his margins as votes were counted.
|
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Only 10% of teens counted Facebook among their most-used apps.
|
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In total, Pandora counted 74.7 million active users in the quarter.
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He counted on his charm and reputation to deflect any questions.
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It is more important now to stand up and be counted.
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On Monday night, the Cincinnati Reds catcher hit one that counted.
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For 2015, FX counted 713 scripted shows, including online streaming services.
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Lawful votes in EVERY county in the state MUST be counted.
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It included 1,503 individuals, 20% of whom counted as savings overachievers.
|
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Indeed the state census of 1850 counted fewer than 100,000 people.
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If someone has two benefits, that is counted as two months.
|
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One company was counted twice, and the new brief mentions that.
|
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Gizmodo counted at least 16 reports of the mix-up online.
|
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Today, there are just 26 glaciers large enough to be counted.
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It&aposs the provisional ballots that are yet to be counted.
|
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And Donald Trump is our president, so apparently those votes counted.
|
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"He's been a guy we've counted on," Mattingly said of Barraclough.
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I've been lucky to be in love, but I've never counted.
|
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A Reuters tally of witness testimonies counted at least 17 deaths.
|
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On one thread, users enthusiastically counted up from the number 1,488,000.
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That's nice, considering they didn't do it when it really counted.
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Companies and consumers can't be counted on to break this cycle.
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The Pentagon counted 204 suicides in the reserve components in 85033.
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He counted about 500 sea lions on the docks, he said.
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Trump's admirers Yet Trump's admirers can be counted in the millions.
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Crystal's unborn child was also counted in the official death toll.
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Kim's lead over Cisneros has been narrowing as ballots are counted.
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Votes will be counted and the result announced on May 23.
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The ads: Overall, I counted about 30 ads throughout the magazine.
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During the same time period in 2016, CAIR counted 46 incidents.
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Turnout based on votes counted so far was nearly 75 percent.
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But when it counted, I wasn't able to get on top.
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The Geordie nation needed someone to stand up and be counted.
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Sales of drones in Britain and many countries are not counted.
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If the fake votes are counted, Trump's in the White House.
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Plus, it was in a foreign country, so that hardly counted.
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The ADL has also counted 85033 reports so far in 2018.
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I counted around a dozen in each of my $5 orders.
|
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Rick Scott's (R-Fla.) lead shrank as late votes were counted.
|
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Only 60 percent were confident their votes will be counted accurately.
|
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I counted four on just a few roads near the beach.
|
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But suspicions of fraud arose even as votes were being counted.
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The preliminary results were based on 499,999 votes counted so far.
|
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Translating that to payrolls means a lot of people weren't counted.
|
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Thousands of votes still remain to be counted in the state.
|
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Investigators later counted 30 bullet holes in one of the buses.
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I've counted on the men in my life to supply those.
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Any medals won will not be counted toward Russia's medal count.
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A death must be reviewed by that office to be counted.
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Not everyone knows which types of deaths should be counted, however.
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Incredulous, I counted all the spots in the parking lot: 226.
|
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I haven't dieted, calorie counted or in 6 years weighed myself.
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Comparatively, anti-Jewish crimes counted for about 60% of those offenses.
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He should have counted himself lucky not to have been hanged.
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Our leaders could be counted on to do what was right.
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Already the dead can be counted—in Puerto Rico, Bangladesh, California.
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The 2018 USDA inspector counted 16 lions out of 85 animals.
|
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And the McSally concession came before all the votes were counted.
|
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And then the next aspect is that those ballots are counted.
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I also counted up to ten nuts as a daily snack.
|
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UK research outfit Autonomous NEXT has counted 68 crypto hedge funds.
|
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Voters mark paper ballots, which are then counted by a scanner.
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In manual recounts, not every ballot will be counted by hand.
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People counted them out, and they're back and better than ever.
|
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In 2017, the city counted 7,499 people living on its streets.
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UK charity Help Refugees counted 5,497 residents, including 423 unaccompanied children.
|
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I put $250 on the coffee table, and he counted it.
|
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Upon arriving in Alcor's office, I counted myself among its skeptics.
|
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When I wrote this, that counted for over 1.5 million players.
|
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The state also changed the way it counted who opted out.
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Matamoros said all the ballots had been counted and irregularities resolved.
|
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In 113, half of the vote was counted by 8 p.m.
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I stand up and I'm counted, and I let it go.
|
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Seeding has counted for little at Wimbledon or the U.S. Open.
|
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We must ensure that votes sent by mail are counted accurately.
|
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SPLC counted at least three new Confederate memorials dedicated since 2015.
|
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The Speaker will announce the results once they have been counted.
|
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Inexpensive Google-based Chromebooks, which aren't counted by Gartner, are up.
|
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But a few thousand absentee ballots had not yet been counted.
|
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Now a senior, she has made buzzer-beaters when they counted.
|
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But reporters from Reuters and The Associated Press counted only eight.
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You don't get this way unless you were counted out completely.
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" In that case, the guide says, "the ballot shall be counted.
|
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When the ballots were counted, Jacky Rosen defeated Senator Dean Heller.
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We believe that everybody is entitled to have their vote counted.
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He counted Cary Grant and Frank Sinatra among his good friends.
|
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Some mail-in and provisional ballots were yet to be counted.
|
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We know what it's like to be overlooked and counted out.
|
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Joe Forlini, 65, counted up cash in the restaurant's cluttered office.
|
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With all votes counted after the polls closed at 7 p.m.
|
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There are also overseas and provisional ballots still to be counted.
|
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More important, the money will not be counted as taxable income.
|
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He declined to confirm whether Trump's comments counted among such sayings.
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And their conclusion showed that gradual change cannot be counted on.
|
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President Lyndon Johnson, for one, counted himself among Spock's former admirers.
|
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You remember, the one that counted the same $2 trillion twice?
|
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But, when it really counted, Mr. McCain did the right thing.
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That caused 65,800 fewer jobs to be counted in GE's headcount.
|
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They did not offer him the contract he had counted on.
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If something is not counted, it is neither seen nor understood.
|
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Still, she said, she counted herself lucky that they all survived.
|
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Pace counted out loud to time the length of each position.
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New York City counted 403 anti-Semitic hate crimes through Dec.
|
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All the residents had a number, and were counted every day.
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My father counted women afraid one of us would go missing.
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Direct payments are not counted toward your annual gift-tax exclusion.
|
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I haven't counted them up yet, but it's in the thousands.
|
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Kaspersky says it counted more than 1,000 partner sites distributing Shlayer.
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The vast majority of emissions from Australian coal are counted overseas.
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Much has been made of $2 trillion that O.M.B. double counted.
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Most times we catch them before their vote is even counted.
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He's just counted the costs and decided he'd rather do this.
|
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The group counted 1,094 reports of harassment and intimidation between Nov.
|
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Doctors Without Borders counted more than 50 dead and 200 injured.
|
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I counted 21 trucks loaded with people destined for refugee camps.
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Yes, they've both been counted out a few times of late.
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But "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" can't be counted out.
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Fish, including the completely harmless pupfish below, are still being counted.
|
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The paper ballots are collected by election workers and counted manually.
|
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" He counted — one, two, three — and his team chanted: "Love you.
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A voter can check whether his or her vote was counted.
|
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And yes — he counted those grains one by one, he said.
|
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The Census Bureau counted 543,000 same-sex marriage households in 2019.
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I counted three dozen, and a block or two of butter.
|
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Remember when establishment Republicans counted on presumed presidential heir Jeb Bush?
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Illuzzi said Weinstein had counted on his victims never coming forward.
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Specifically, they counted 251.4,22000 deaths in 183 and 218,265 by 22008.
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"The corporate media counted us out," Sanders tweeted when thanking Michigan.
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Social Capital was counted as a microfund just six years ago.
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The killers brought to justice could be counted on one hand.
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A technician at a computer counted down to detonate the tank.
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Polling ends on May 19, with votes counted by May 23.
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I counted five musicians, active from the 1930s to the present.
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Over all, he counted 184 male orgasms and 33 female orgasms.
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He counted Rubinstein's recordings of Chopin's repertoire among his favorite productions.
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"I haven't counted votes, nor will I." Cover: In this Dec.
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The basket was initially counted and a foul called on Nurkic.
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Apollo counted a lot not just for Americans, but human beings.
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Full-time college students must be counted where they attend classes.
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"I have not counted on any revenue from marijuana," he said.
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He did not specify which percentage of votes had been counted.
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No longer could we be counted on to honor our word.
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On the last day of camp, she counted her beads: 42.
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On debate days, Dale counted at least 30 falsehoods a night.
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I counted a grand total of around 60, including one toddler.
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They really have a monumental, daunting task ahead of them to make sure that everything is secure and goes flawlessly, and that every vote that's counted is counted the way it was intended to be cast.
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Only 64% of the respondents thought that "watching someone in a private act without their knowledge and permission" counted as sexual assault, and only 54% said that "unwanted verbal remarks that are provocative or unsolicited" counted.
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At least a portion of what was counted, however, had been generated in the United States and should have been counted toward American growth, said Alan J. Auerbach, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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We always knew we wouldn't have final results by this morning, because, as elections officials have emphasized repeatedly, they'd rather ensure that every vote is counted, and counted correctly, than satisfy the appetite for instant gratification.
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They showed up under the premise that their vote would be counted, and it is now my job to ensure that every single one of their votes is counted whether they voted for me or my opponent.
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If the Constitution had not counted persons, it would have prevented slaves from being counted as three-fifths "of all other persons" for purposes of increasing the number of representatives that slave states would have in Congress.
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Dauthuille was counted out with just 13 seconds remaining in the fight.
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Nielsen's automated system counted that misspelled show as an entirely different program.
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"The times we've asked your attention / I've counted about 20,000," Teranchi sings.
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President-elect Donald Trump's 237 electoral votes weren't counted without incident, however.
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But it's not clear just how those furloughed workers will be counted.
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She&aposs met, and I counted it out, with 13 American presidents.
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His work fighting the Nazis counted for nothing in this new tyranny.
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Among the likely voters, the poll counted 798 Democrats and 586 Republicans.
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Never has it seemed so imperative to speak out and be counted.
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I counted about 500 total, and more are surely on the way.
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But even these pusillanimous Senate Republicans can be counted on for something.
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She said, 'Only two counted because they lasted more than a year.
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He conceded to her early Tuesday while votes were still being counted.
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Now, with most votes counted, Italy is heading for another hung parliament.
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Then there are debates over what sorts of shootings should be counted.
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Our founding document counted African Americans as three-fifths of a person.
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Still, the company has counted 11 successful missions so far in 2017.
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And more honest record-keeping means more of those assaults are counted.
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"It makes the Anthropocene visceral," something felt, not just counted or observed.
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The organization counted 2800 deaths in 26 and 7417413 deaths in 2741741.
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In comparison, the government's handling of Typhoon Mangkhut is counted a success.
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However, postal votes counted on Monday gave Van Der Bellen the victory.
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The German couple seated next to us counted 2,000 dives between them.
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But he also, when it counted, showed his traditional conservative bona fides.
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Al-Badran says 90 percent of votes from Kirkuk have been counted.
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When the ballots were counted on May 15th both parties claimed victory.
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Importantly, artificial islands like those China has been building are not counted.
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That's almost twice the 250,000 counted a year and a half ago.
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Our team leader counted about 80 vehicles with fighters bearing small arms.
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Because in the ways it counted, I wasn't a success at all.
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It was initially unclear if YouTube TV watch history is being counted.
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They sliced the parts up, and measured and counted the vaginal folds.
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Meraj counted out money for ketchup sandwiches, but kept fumbling the notes.
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" "When you send your ballot in, do you think it's properly counted?
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I've never counted sheep, but I'm no stranger to tossing and turning.
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Throughout the 330 pages, Brooks counted a measly two plus-size women.
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They are never allowed outside, except to be counted by their captors.
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He wouldn't have counted on you to know what you were doing.
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And then he counted, one by one, each individual atom of 60Fe.
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But Lyft wants you to know that it shouldn't be counted out.
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Factories, machines, land and office buildings can be counted as capital assets.
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It could be a few days before all absentee votes are counted.
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The man he showed up to be in the moments it counted.
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According to the Independent, a young girl was counted among the dead.
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Untold numbers of victims without public shareholders counted their losses in secret.
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Volunteers counted 4,000 new arrivals in the first four months of 2018.
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"If it's not coded exactly right, it doesn't get counted," he said.
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Police officials counted 0353 shooting incidents and 14 murders between 6 p.m.
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But she left the stage before all the votes had been counted.
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These are actual votes that are counted after the polls have closed.
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Before, your unique needs might have counted against you (intentionally or not).
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He had counted on Trump to put a moratorium on the visas.
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Of that $22016 billion, Uber counted $27 billion as net (GAAP) revenue.
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In just one city center square, Reuters counted 18 posters of Assad.
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By then, police had already counted five assailants dead at the scene.
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He said he had counted at least three bodies outside the restaurant.
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The numbers of a specific type of immune cell – microglia – were counted.
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Thank goodness Wisconsin has paper ballots that can be physically counted again.
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Rival Apple Music counted 20 million paying subscribers as of last December.
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With the help of experts, we counted seven ways evangelicals approach politics.
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If every dead person's ballot was counted, would it swing the election?
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It is not clear how the quotas would be counted or administered.
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Globally, Netflix counted around 139 million users at the end of 2018.
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Usually it does, but with big side effects we hadn't counted on.
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Once absentee ballots were counted the next day, a third scenario materialised.
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Russia once counted on business ties with Germany to secure the relationship.
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I hadn't yet reached enlightenment, but I counted this as a victory.
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Yet Trump fired him before all the midterm ballots have been counted.
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In Detroit, the discrepancies resulted in 392 precincts that couldn't be counted.
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They are expected to be counted by Monday, according to the newspaper.
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Physicians for Human Rights has counted at least 730 murdered medical professionals.
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If a work alienates a reader, should that be counted against it?
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"If it had been feathers," she said, "you could have counted them."
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I made a lot of good pitches; we counted (only) three mistakes.
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The votes are still being counted, so the final margin isn't known.
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The cases in Brooklyn are not counted in the new CDC report.
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Obama's staff had counted the votes and felt sure they were there.
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In 2018 alone, crime statistics counted 1,800 anti-Semitic offences in Germany.
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There are still votes to be counted, including absentee and military ballots.
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Or they became likelier to be counted by pollsters as likely voters.
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Out of 603,598 ballots counted, 30,700 were for quitting the European Union.
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The standards would have no longer counted tomato sauce as a vegetable.
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The accounts had about 34,000 followers and the groups counted 85033,000 members.
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Have always counted on having publicly/lavishly subsidized retirements and health care5.
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Lying side by side on a lumpy mattress, we counted our bruises.
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I think it's time to stand up for ourselves and be counted.
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Two-thirds of the population is easily counted in the decennial census.
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Trade supporters have long counted on action in a lame-duck Congress.
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On Election Night, all the ballots are counted for voters' first choices.
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Only three were counted in the wild in an October 2016 survey.
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The center that Schattschneider and Burns had counted on was coming apart.
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He is counted as the 850353nd president, serving from 850343 to 850333.
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The answer is that you can't — so these benefits won't be counted.
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At one point, Comet's staff counted five #pizzagate Twitter posts a minute.
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By 2017, the transit system counted nearly 26,000 delays that year alone.
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Berhow counted his rounds, saving the last bullet for himself, investigators said.
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With about half of the votes counted, he is in sixth place.
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As weeks went by, I counted down the days until he returned.
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Mr. Dryfoos himself may be counted among the victims of the strike.
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S. employees to be counted, but allows companies to exclude non-U.
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Paris Fashion Week can be counted on to shine its own light.
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As votes are still being counted, Trump lead Cruz 2928-21 percent.
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As votes are still being counted, Trump lead Cruz 47-21 percent.
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But even if the gestures were empty, they still counted as gestures.
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Could he be counted upon if age robbed him of more velocity?
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We saved thousands of migrants, counted the dead, and covered the shivering.
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Obama's EPA counted those efficiency savings as reductions in the rule's costs.
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The local paper had only counted 155,000 two weeks into the season.
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SHANGHAI — Zheng Ruizhen counted herself among the last holdouts on Lufeng Road.
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The employees who are working without pay will be counted as employed.
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"Melanie" when Melania was clearly referenced, were counted as a spelling error.
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Something must change so that every vote can be cast and counted.
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"Voters should be assured their vote will be counted," Mr. Logan said.
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New York City itself has counted almost 15,600 cases and 192 deaths.
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People in sheltered workshops being paid subminimum wage are counted as employed.
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They just can't be counted on to keep it from happening again.
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Jacobs raised his rifle, counted down, and everyone in position started firing.
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The Violations Documentation Center counted 882 dead, only 29 of them fighters.
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If the Constitution had counted citizens, it would have left out slaves.
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Republican presidents sought judges who could be counted on to oppose abortion.
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By 113, only 211 animals were counted, down from 22012 in 270.
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For many respondents, the desire to be counted is overshadowed by fear.
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California Today Tuesday: Here's what you need to know to be counted.
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Votes were also still being counted in races in Arizona and Georgia.
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"Whether it got counted or not, I really don't know," he said.
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Watches have been counted in the "other products" category in financial results.
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If your qualifications can be verified later, your vote will be counted.
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When Leipzig was at its lowest in 2000, it counted 437,101 residents.
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If the voter's eligibility can't be verified, that person's ballot isn't counted.
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People with the last name Lopez, for example, were counted both ways.
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Healthcare workers in California said authorities have not counted all coronavirus cases.
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Yes, he counted off the time, because for him curiosity trumps irritation.
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Aerospace and defense companies like SpaceX are counted as "critical infrastructure" businesses.
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A manual recount does not mean every ballot is counted by hand.
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They deserve to know that their votes will be counted as cast.
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The truth of that is debatable, but it's the appearance that counted.
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To be counted is to be heard and represented in your community.
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I hadn't counted on quite how remote and steep it would be.
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Once the scouts had finished their collecting mission, the shells were counted.
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No matter: the luxury was what mattered, what counted, what felt real.
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Peter King, a New York Republican who counted Kassem as a constituent.
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Officials counted 17 ewes (those are the female sheep) and four rams.
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Attendants counted out 23 people, lined us up and walked us in.
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But, until recently, it had been years since I've counted to 100.
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With 2000% of the vote counted, Lesko led Tipirneni 0003% to 2000%.
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When the votes were counted, DeSantis won by just over 33,000 votes.
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While this photo shows four cameras, I counted eight at each end.
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The only people who can't be counted as survivors are the dead.
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They pointed out that voting trends often shift as votes are counted.
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It helped that the Raptors suddenly stopped scoring when it counted most.
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We counted on her to make us feel good, and she delivered.
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A man, in other words, whose moral imagination could be counted on.
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I counted 30 seconds before the parents zoomed in and took over.
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In 1978, British Leyland counted 584 walkouts of an hour or more.
|
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has counted 698 track fires since July 2016.
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Don, Al, and Rick counted on me for more than clean dishes.
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Alexander — whom I've already counted — leads this group, which also includes Sens.
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"Who everybody counted out, who said, 'You're not going to make it.'"
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"I think people may have counted him out too quickly," Sandler said.
|
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Farther south, in Victoria, the authorities counted more than 50 active fires.
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"We secured the ballot and it will be counted Friday," Allison said.
|
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Newman said she would not concede until all the votes were counted.
|
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Those living here undocumented, most of them Haitians, won't be officially counted.
|
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On Fox, I counted more than 60 "invasion" references since October 16.
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A majority of votes is expected to be counted within three hours.
|
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The votes of diplomats abroad and soldiers are yet to be counted.
|
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That kind of luck can't be counted on, said computer security experts.
|
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We think they're to be counted as part of the November report.
|
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The result is not expected to be officially counted until 2 p.m.
|
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With three-quarters of the vote counted, as of 211.1:20.3 a.m.
|
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Dr. Hemat counted 113 dead on day two, and more arriving hourly.
|
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Not all of them worked, but it was the thoughtfulness that counted.
|
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Votes are still being counted, so it's possible the situation will change.
|
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He's worried when all the votes are counted, he'll lose the election.
|
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Now, the votes are still being counted, so this isn't settled yet.
|
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Court should disqualify votes counted only after all other counties were finished.
|
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"We were all surprised by how much our voices counted," Cabrera says.
|
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During slavery, the enslaved were not counted as fully human — they were to be counted as three-fifths of a person as set forth in the Constitution — but the Supreme Court's horrendous decision in the Dred Scott v.
|
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Not only is financial market income from capital gains and dividends not counted by the Bureau of Economic Analysis in its measure of aggregate personal income, spending driven by those gains is counted in its measure of consumption.
|
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Already on Facebook, advertisers are able to buy video impressions, which are counted as soon as someone sees a video, or 10-second views, which are more expensive and counted only if the user makes it to 10 seconds.
|
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The dwindling number of ballots to be counted is a troubling sign for McSally, who led the vote on election night before hundreds of thousands of early votes cast in the final days before Tuesday's midterm elections were counted.
|
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While asset sales were big chunks counted in billions, acquisitions have been mainly counted in millions, like the 430 million euro for solar energy firm SolaireDirect and the $762 million for 40 percent in Dubai air-conditioning firm Tabreed.
|
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Each year, he has watched closely for his early vote to be counted.
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But even without these shocks, remittances were falling—and fewer were being counted.
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What has never been counted before, however, is the precise impact of slavery.
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CHRIS ROCK: Man, I counted at least 15 black people on that montage.
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The electoral votes will be officially counted on January 6, when Congress returns.
|
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And I suppose someone sat there and counted all of them by hand?
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So I had to cast a provisional ballot, which was ultimately not counted.
|
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Will and Grace counted 15 million people in its first week of release.
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Croatia has the veterans that have shown they can never be counted out.
|
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Votes are still being counted, so we don't have the final numbers yet.
|
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Votes will be counted on Thursday and results are likely the same day.
|
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He counted 18 hairs within a small area that normally houses around 25.
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Founders were counted toward the institution where they got their highest-level degree.
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One problem: There are a lot of states — 50, last time I counted!
|
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That number will shrink as votes are counted throughout the night on Tuesday.
|
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Government spokesman Christophe Castaner told reporters that what counted was her managerial background.
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As a Navy veteran, I'm proud I was counted among those so entrusted.
|
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The total was a dramatic increase from 93,500 such cases counted in 2016.
|
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If it's not counted and calculated, it feels like it just doesn't count.
|
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Those counted as outside the labor force tumbled by 0003,000 to 95.9 million.
|
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With 96 percent of ballots counted, Bolsonaro has 453 percent of the votes.
|
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Politicians can typically be counted on to try to fulfill their campaign promises.
|
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There are hundreds more temporarily assigned that are not counted under the ceiling.
|
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Gillum initially conceded on election night before saying all votes must be counted.
|
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The McCoy tally counted three orders GE already booked last year, Tusa noted.
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I counted 55 people waiting in just one of the lines for food.
|
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A few years prior, the perfecto would have counted in the record books.
|
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That track is typically reserved for sensitive findings, of which this clearly counted.
|
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" "Our campaign is no stranger to being written off or counted out early.
|
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Both Buttigieg and Sanders declared victory as the votes were still being counted.
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We'll probably have a small chunk of the votes counted by then, too.
|
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One is that they simply aren't being counted by pollsters as likely voters.
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With more than 99% of votes counted, it is still unclear who won.
|
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For truly Williams wasn't himself, in all the ways he carefully counted up.
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Most Latin Americans, though, live in countries where their votes are counted accurately.
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I subscribed to some channels and counted myself a regular visitor to YouTube.
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They counted and recorded how many of these pollinators were in each sample.
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Up until now, Withings' Activité watches only tracked activity goals via steps counted.
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The Sanders campaign released its internal figures Tuesday with 60% of precincts counted.
|
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But Steele has also counted the FBI among his clients on several occasions.
|
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For decades, Australia has counted itself as PNG's closest economic and strategic partner.
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Just kidding it was all acting and this whole segment counted for nothing.
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That year the CDC counted 120 cases of AFM spread across 34 states.
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When many counted the Patriots out, Donnie's son stayed loyal to the Patriots.
|
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In a sport as unpredictable as golf, no one can be counted out.
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Option C is eliminated, and the second preferences of C's supporters are counted.
|
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The total cost in lost jobs and business has yet to be counted.
|
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For the first time, Chinese companies topped the U.S., counted HK and Taiwan.
|
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I counted at least 20 in just a few hours walking the halls.
|
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A view is counted when a user pays attention for just three seconds.
|
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Even so, investors can't really be counted on to see trouble ahead anyway.
|
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With 89% of the vote counted, Mr Hernández led by 0.8 percentage points.
|
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We counted 10 scenes where Krispy Kreme gets a visual or verbal shoutout.
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The firm counted four megadeals worth greater than $1 billion in the space.
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This ensures votes are counted, and can help guard statistically against vote-stuffing.
|
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It's unclear whether this is one of the four shows counted by Variety.
|
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The authorities counted the bodies of 25 more people presumed to be foreign.
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They have already counted the mail-in ballots, and the margin is 191.
|
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More money started rolling in almost as quickly as the ballots were counted.
|
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Until last week, however, it counted just one search warrant during that span.
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Not counted in that figure is any DVD sales or on-demand purchases.
|
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LeadStories counted as many as 17 distinct copies across Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
|
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It took a family member hand-delivering the ballot to ensure it counted.
|
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"This process is not over until every single vote is counted," Gillum said.
|
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The year before, the CDC counted 35 cases, of which 14 were fatal.
|
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But discovering what info counted as "relevant, legitimate" took time to figure out.
|
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The American-Australian duo is counted among the best bread makers of Berlin.
|
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With 100% of the votes counted, Moon won with 41.08%, the commission said.
|
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Fizziology counted 3,585,110 tweets about the show during its first week on Netflix.
|
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When the votes were counted, however, Mr Obama won by four percentage points.
|
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Even while the votes were being counted, the pound sterling started to plummet.
|
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During the Boston condo glut of the late 270s, Ed Hart counted cranes.
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Police originally said 23 people were arrested but one person was counted twice.
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Abrams has said she'll stay in the race until every vote gets counted.
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Money they spend trying to combat fraud is not counted toward that 85%.
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It counted 3.5 million active users in London in the past three months.
|
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Imports have to go somewhere — they are either consumed or counted as inventory.
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Overlapping forces will continue to not be counted in the new accounting procedures.
|
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" My dad might have been counted among those ER numbers as an "undetermined.
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Hillary gets more swing votes and third-party candidates get their votes counted.
|
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Exit polls Tuesday show voters largely confident their vote will be counted properly.
|
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One day I counted what I'd eaten-it added up to 2,300 calories!
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But once absentee ballots were counted, Mr van der Bellen came out ahead.
|
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To stand up and be counted amid all the noise, as it were.
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Not all pop-ups and overlays will be counted in Google's new rankings.
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My grandmother's husband was a village intellectual and counted as a rich farmer.
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They should all be scrapped and replaced with universal hand-counted paper ballots.
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Poliquin narrowly led Golden, 46.2% to 45.6%, after first-place votes were counted.
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Then we have policies that act like taxes, but aren't counted as such.
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How about all those provisional ballots those people cast which were never counted?
|
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Direct benefits must be counted, says EPA, but co-benefits must be excluded.
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Some teachers had also counted on additional earnings from working in summer school.
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The Commission said in the EU official journal this counted as exceptional circumstances.
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This story has been updated with additional context on how Clinger was counted.
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It's important that your vote be counted accurately and not subject to fraud.
|
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So what themes and trends might emerge when all the ballots are counted?
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His research shows why Democrats are so keen on getting these votes counted.
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In all, he counted 176 zigzag speaking engagements across the country in 2017.
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As a bonus, I counted this as "relating," a plus for dopamine fasters.
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Her crew counted down the seconds, and she hit the water, feet first.
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A plane with a 15-minute wait is counted as a late arrival.
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The officials emphasized in an announcement that all the votes will be counted.
|
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Reelgood counted Hulu without ads in its study, which is $11.99 a month.
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This week, however, they were counted toward "Major Key," which hit No. 1.
|
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Uber counted 3.5 million active users in London in the past three months.
|
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It counted top entrepreneurs, private security companies and governments as clients, she said.
|
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This time, Kennedy's constrained view of what counted as corruption carried the day.
|
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Some National Guard forces were double-counted as active-duty troops, he said.
|
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Overseas and postal votes are still being counted and could change the picture.
|
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Kobach and Colyer were locked in a tight race as ballots were counted.
|
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Although not usually counted as memory, this could nonetheless be pressed into service.
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They'd counted on talking about their own issues: tax cuts, jobs, the economy.
|
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What will stop Florida from closing out races before every ballot is counted?
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Worth noting, 70% of the votes had been counted prior to the incident.
|
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As a skater and photographer, he hadn't quite counted on the culture shock.
|
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I walked around the block one day and counted 17 small businesses gone.
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Needless to say, I counted my blessings and stuck to Siamese boxing thereafter.
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They're tax-advantaged, so trust-fund money wouldn't be counted in that number.
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These are the dudes running the show (I counted two women in total).
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We counted at least 8 armed cops safely escorting Ledecky through the terminal.
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Your home, car, life insurance policies and other miscellaneous items are not counted.
|
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We've counted 28 different ways the President and his team have been inaccurate.
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In my 16 years in Congress, Mother Jones magazine counted 52 mass killings.
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There are still votes to be counted, of course: Still good old Mississippi.
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His margin has shrunk as mail-in votes have continued to be counted.
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Today it's the latter, and an AT BAT is not counted as one.
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We are not some potatoes planted in a field that can be counted.
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The efforts are employing more than 6,000 lobbyists, the nonpartisan Public Citizen counted.
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The Republican led by about 26 percentage points with nearly all votes counted.
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Epstein counted L Brands CEO Les Wexner as one of his few clients.
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To be counted in the census is to be both seen and supported.
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The campaign also estimated that some 0003,2000 votes have yet to be counted.
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Mr. Trump counted 20 this past week, including at least one dual national.
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Others counted up every black politician who supported her opponents in the primary.
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And in earlier years we counted the blessings of our children through adoption.
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Those are indirect hurricane deaths normally counted in a disaster's official death toll.
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Previous administrations have counted the number of regulations withdrawn from the federal registry.
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The two candidates traded leads as mail-in and provisional ballots were counted.
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We counted to five, then I opened the door to the cryotherapy room.
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We started moaning in pain as Yvonne counted off the last 30 seconds.
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In those places, the researchers counted fewer than one firearm per 100 people.
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The ballots are then reviewed and are only counted if they are approved.
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Mr. Gea counted 16 adult animals during his visit to Kebun Alam Jaya.
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Last year, after growing by nearly 6,000 people, Leipzig counted almost 596,000 inhabitants.
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The officials did a quick video review to confirm that the basket counted.
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It was not clear whether the game would be counted as a forfeit.
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With nearly all of the votes counted, voter turnout stood at 51.8 percent.
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" Oh. And, she wrote, "the grades counted and the credits remain on transcripts.
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Utah, where votes are still being counted, appears poised to do the same.
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Cases in which both methods were used may be counted in both totals.
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Mostly, we kind of counted on people to speak to their own expertise.
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He turned off the lights, locked his classroom door and counted his students.
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In all, she counted more than 40,000 pollen grains in the ice core.
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Countless comedians over the years have counted the troupe as a seminal influence.
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With 97 percent of scanners counted, Mr. de Blasio had about 706,000 votes.
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A stillborn baby, whose mother escaped the building, was counted among the victims.
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Voters who preferred that candidate would have their second-choice vote counted instead.
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I asked why they counted the dead animals and not the dead children.
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We counted five blatant false claims in Trump's State of the Union address.
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Turns out, it actually holds 23 (I counted twice just to make sure).
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They argued that the prosecutors' dismissal of the charges counted as favorable termination.
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The results from the international events will be counted into the statewide results.
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Still, he agrees that the way the audience is counted needs to change.
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"During Occupy, I felt my experience in Tiananmen Square counted," Mr Han says.
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His tickets for three years, originally $25,400, would cost $132,038 with penalties counted.
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The mess may, therefore, not even end after all the votes are counted.
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Another said results should not have been given with votes still being counted.
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It became the very thing we counted on to get through our days.
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O.K., the Haggler just counted to 10, in order to regain his composure.
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The military counted 201 generals in October, down from 358 on July 1.
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With 99 percent of the ballots counted, Lamb leads by just 303 votes.
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All this counted for as much as whatever the new president himself thought.
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As the ship bore down on it, Doug dramatically counted down from five.
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In separate tweets, BMW&aposs Twitter account counted up from 499,820 to 500,000.
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In separate tweets, BMW&aposs Twitter account counted up from 499,820 to 23,2646.
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There were literally hundreds of Chinese living there who were not being counted.
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According to Motherboard, the results of that vote will be counted next month.
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Saccone is trailing Lamb with 100% of Election Day and absentee votes counted.
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I think I have well over 5,000, but I haven't ever really counted.
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Guttmacher counted 58 abortion restrictions, including gestational bans, that were enacted last year.
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I haven't counted them, but I can find out and let you know.
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Turns out, it actually holds 23 (I counted twice just to make sure).
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"standing count" roll call, when they must stand and be counted, Durand said.
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"Everyone counted them out and said we were in their heads," Kerr said.
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The answer will become clear on May 23, when the ballots are counted.
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He urged me on and counted as I did the repeats of exercises.
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Researchers counted about 209,000 gun deaths in 1990 compared to 251,000 in 1003.
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Trump may be unpredictable, but he can be counted on to be craven.
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He has gathered "sweet fools" here, and we are counted among their number.
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But since Knight jokingly counted "18 trillion," we're going to go with that.
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That would have been basket interference and the basket wouldn&apost have counted.
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But after the journey began, Ms. Davydova's grandmother counted heads — someone was missing.
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The outcome remained in doubt late Monday as votes were still being counted.
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Adults can try them too, she says, but their data won't be counted.
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And second, that "emissions credits" granted for green projects are not double-counted.
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Another wanted to know if their job counted as public service (It's complicated).
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"This is something that has been earned, promised and counted upon," Capito said.
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But Sinema pulled ahead two days later as more mail ballots were counted.
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Isabel believes strongly that Alejandro should be counted among the victims of Maria.
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Some argue that Zealandia should be counted alongside our (more visible) seven continents.
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That race was too close to call with nearly all the vote counted.
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What happens when all the students are counted over a full eight years?
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Hours after the ballots in Bavaria were counted, Ms. Merkel acknowledged as much.
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A Consumer Reports investigation counted 8 scooter-related deaths as of June 2019.
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In the postwar period who counted were white men and everybody else didn't.
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Opening the door to be counted poses too great a risk for many.
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If noncitizens weren't counted in the census, how might American politics be affected?
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Conforto and Company will be counted on to put more balls in play.
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He went into the office and the guy counted us out some money.
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But then Yancey's team successfully got one extra ballot counted in his favor.
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Erdogan has counted on being seen as the religious leader of the country.
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Kemp declared victory on November 7, even as votes continued to be counted.
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Rob Woodall's 901-vote lead might shrink after more provisional ballots get counted.
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The average Canadian rig count for December 2016 was 83, up 36 from the 173 counted in November 2016, and up 49 from the 160 counted in December 2015, said Matt Stanley, a fuel broker at Freight Services International in Dubai.
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In particular, Maddieson was concerned about how the authors categorized and counted certain labiodentals, saying there's a lack of consensus regarding the interpretation of data used in the study, and that some of the labiodental sounds may have been over-counted.
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"We want the people of Kentucky to have absolute confidence that their votes were counted as they should have been counted," Mr. Bevin told reporters on Wednesday while standing in the entryway of the governor's mansion he was fighting to keep.
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In the same year, only 29 percent of Americans were very confident that the ballots cast nationwide would be counted as intended, and only two-thirds of Americans were very confident that their own ballot would be counted as intended.
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By the third quarter of 2015, preliminary reports counted 17,103 manufacturers and 454,636 employees.
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Bulama Ibrahim, another resident, said he had counted 50 corpses when emergency workers arrived.
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"The notion that you weren't worthy of being counted was very painful," she recalls.
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The Grammy Awards have counted best music video among their coveted categories since 22011.
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That study actually counted up how many orgasms people were having at different ages.
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The newspaper counted 785 murders in 2016, a spike of more than 64 percent.
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Therefore, only the first run should have counted, along with the four from overthrows.
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The New York-based ADL has counted a total of 478 cases since Sept.
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Over 2 million people have been displaced and 3.8 million are counted as returnees.
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For the third straight year, spotters counted more than 21,2267 manatees navigating Florida's waters.
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The couple, from Mooresville, North Carolina, counted down the days until Heather's first ultrasound.
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Jeers at House Speaker Paul Ryan's lack of participation counted heavily among the tweets.
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At a developers conference in June last year, the Verge counted nine such examples.
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The really close ones may go much longer, as the remaining votes get counted.
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Suicide bombings were recorded in 0003 countries- the highest number ever counted by AOAV.
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I counted six trailers total, which is one more than I saw at AMC.
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Over a loudspeaker behind us, someone in SpaceX mission control counted down to liftoff.
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Once all the votes were counted, the Democratic Party's Kyrsten Sinema was the victor.
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In 2014, Duerr counted Deutsche among its seven main banks for a syndicated loan.
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The agency did not specify whether the wounded attacker was counted in that figure.
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The prisoners — sorry, detainees — are being counted, meaning I have to wait an hour.
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If all immigrants, rather than only recent ones, are counted, the number turns negative.
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It counted at least 1,032 people who were put to death, down from 1,634.
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A total of 143,363 confirmed cases have been counted in China, including 490 deaths.
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Biden flew to South Carolina before the votes in New Hampshire had been counted.
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But when he worked in Iran, his Iranian passport was the one that counted.
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It is not clear whether Trump's ballot was counted after the error was discovered.
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The goal initially counted but after all four officials huddled, it was taken away.
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Instead there was a frantic courtship on the afternoon the last ballot was counted.
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GLAAD counted 43 trans characters on TV, which is nine more than last year.
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Women who were misdiagnosed and sent home wouldn't have been counted in the analysis.
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This summer, Den of Geek counted 124 remakes and reboots reportedly in the works.
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Slightly more than three-quarters of the roughly 17 million votes have been counted.
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In time, however, the company aims to make changes so it's no longer counted.
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Here we see money being counted out in the "kickback room" at Bay Medical.
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Previously, as Emojipedia points out, a single basic yellow emoji counted as two characters.
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The Street has pulled its hair out this quarter, because it counted on volatility.
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In a five-minute drive around the park, I counted roughly 25 empty lots.
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On the one that counted, I hit it dead center and it didn't move.
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Each state determines its own rules for whether a provisional ballot can be counted.
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"You can check on your ballot to make sure it's counted properly," Trump said.
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You do have a moral platform, and that counted a lot for President Obama.
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In our fast-climber list, we counted at least three companies: Argo AI, Pony.
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You can see the binkie's stacked up in the stomach, we counted 7-9.
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Details: With 51% of the vote counted, the AP called the race for Lightfoot.
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Why would that be counted as an overthrow (of the government) or an incitement?
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It takes money, manpower and accurate voting machines to get every vote counted correctly.
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Hassan says she's counted 35 times her Republican foe has expressed support for Trump.
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For our analysis, we counted the most frequent words and some extra selected ones.
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Only those that marked "strongly disagree" were counted as people opposed to revenge porn.
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It may be too late: Other campaigns appear to have counted him out altogether.
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Meryl Manthey, 63, pointed out that she was not counted among the jobless either.
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At the end of the season, he counted around two dozen on his roster.
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The miscount occurred because the FBI counted the same devices from three different databases.
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It was unclear if any of the missing people were counted among the dead.
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However, man-made islands, like those China has been building, aren't counted under UNCLOS.
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On Wednesday, Abrams's campaign said that some 100,000 ballots still needed to be counted.
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The startup counted Goldman Sachs, Bain & Company and Twilio among those using its services.
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Thatcher said that farmers can be counted on to turn out to the polls.
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That morning all the ballots are to be counted within just a few hours.
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It also took counted up who streamed its curated romantic playlists the most frequently.
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As with any cult figure, Bamford's fans can be counted on to tell you
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The survey's level of those counted as employed tumbled by 251,20183 to 156.7 million.
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By contrast, just a few hundred manatees were counted in the 1970s, officials said.
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Those counted as not in the labor force declined by 176,000 to 94.2 million.
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Bill Nelson by less than half a percentage point with nearly all votes counted.
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Preliminary data for last year counted the second fewest killings in a half-century.
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The last time anyone counted, more than two million pregnant women had been tested.
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It's a hard claim to argue against, considering their lives literally aren't officially counted.
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However as a demonstration sport, the medals are not counted towards the country's wins.
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Human Rights Watch has counted 23 U.S. weapons that contributed to 81 "unlawful" airstrikes.
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At 11:15 pm ET, with 75% of Republican votes counted, Trump had 34%.
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Each time fans had counted Hopkins out, and each time they were proven wrong.
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WilmerHale previously counted the Clinton Foundation among its clients, according to government ethics forms.
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"This is your moment to be counted," Scarborough told GOP lawmakers in a tweet.
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He asked for donations to continue to fight that the votes are 'counted fairly.
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Cramer also counted Workday, ServiceNow, Splunk, and VMWare among the stock picks he missed.
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Rob Woodall is still ongoing as provisional and absentee ballots continue to be counted.
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" Of the 29 stations, we counted four that were designed to be "phone-free.
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Those jumps are counted, and when 430 trillion occur, a second is considered passed.
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Votes will be counted on May 23 and results are expected the same day.
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Issa said several dozen bodies of Islamic State militants had been counted on Sunday.
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Those counted as not in the labor force increased by 369,000 to 95.6 million.
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Either way, a certain model/cookbook author counted resist sitting on a good pun.
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Cruz remained deadlocked with Trump in Missouri with some votes yet to be counted.
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In response, Scott, the current governor, has argued that fewer ballots should be counted.
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We counted down from five and Hotz poked a button on the flatscreen monitor.
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Once he would have counted himself lucky to write seven poems in a year.
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It counted 83 total votes and divided 12 legislative seats among seven political parties.
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In February Ms Loras counted 17 black models on the covers of glossy magazines.
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