Yet counting mail ballots takes longer than counting in-person votes.
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A similarly sophisticated system collapsed spectacularly during ballot counting in 2013.
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There are now 20,000 more cracks (and counting) in the glass ceiling.
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She was counting in Chinese and calling out the names of the poses.
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Or listen to "Counting in Quileute" by Kevin James and research the Quileute.
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We are at almost half a million deaths and counting in Syria alone.
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President Donald Trump asserted on Friday that the counting in the election was amiss.
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Listen to the remix, "Counting in C," and read edited excerpts from the conversation.
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Vote counting in the run-off was delayed after disagreement over the tallying method.
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Mike Bloomberg has proposed to buy American votes with $400 million (and counting) in advertisements.
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A figure, he says, that more than justifies the company's $160 million (and counting) in funding.
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Not counting in broadcast, ticketing and sponsorship income, the guaranteed purse for Mayweather is USD100 million.
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There is 251.3 percent double counting in the figures mainly in the amount held by Americans.
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There is 2 percent double counting in the figures mainly in the amount held by Americans.
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This process is shown by a row of eight electronic lights counting in binary in real time.
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Hot Water Music toured tirelessly and released their immediate follow-up, Forever and Counting, in October, 1997.
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But the United Nations stopped officially counting in 2014, as the war intensified and became more complex.
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Pakistan's last surface-to-surface missile test occurred in May, during vote counting in India's national election.
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Yet the writers behind hit songs are counting in pennies while the music mafia counts by the billions.
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By his estimate, he has logged 4,200 hours of call time during 15 years and counting in Congress.
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Counting in Northern Ireland will start on Monday 0.693 May and is expected to take 20.69-21 days.
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U.S. anti-dumping cases typically take a year - versus 13 years and counting in its trench warfare against Airbus.
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This is what the man himself has learned after almost 30 years — and counting — in the ever-changing industry.
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Vote counting in Florida has routinely taken a long time -- witness the 2000 and even the 2012 presidential elections.
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That was the highest toll since the United Nations started counting in 2009, and possibly for the entire war.
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Sixty-two false claims is above Trump's recent average: 229 per week since we started counting in early July.
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Rick Scott has lashed out at election officials over the vote counting in his state, McSally has been largely silent.
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The month ends on Thursday and so far the S&P 500 is up 5 percent and counting in January.
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As of Thursday, the coronavirus has infected more than 240,000 people worldwide, including 10,000 and counting in the United States.
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Counting in dividends of preferred shares from Bank of America, Buffett's investment in this bank is up to $ 13 billion.
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That firm only started counting in mid-November, though, and the 25,000-plus incidents were recorded over just six weeks.
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Washington state, Utah, and Alaska have bemoaned slow vote counting in the past too — and they all extensively use mail voting.
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Civilian casualties have risen every year since the UN started counting in 2009 (during which time nearly 23,000 have been killed).
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During a game in Milwaukee, he heard people in the crowd counting in unison how many times he raised his leg.
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In a rare moment of seriousness amid singalongs and a drinking game that involved counting in Vietnamese (guess who lost?), Mr.
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Since the show, Olympios has remained busy, making countless public appearances and garnering over 745,000 Instagram followers (and counting) in the process.
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Labels on food may understate their calories by up to 20% To combat this trend, governments worldwide have enshrined calorie-counting in policy.
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"They have to think of their reserves, if they are counting in the problematic shipments in them the figure is misleading," he added.
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"19 Kids and Counting" TLC found itself with a huge hit on its hands when it debuted "19 Kids and Counting" in 2008.
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"The goal is to produce an accurate counting in as short of time as humanly possible to deliver an accurate counting," he said.
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After voting closed following an extension, ballot counting in 23 percent of the polling locations faced challenges due to a lack of electricity.
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Never out of print, she has appeared in more than 153 books and counting, in movies, on television shows, in CD-ROM games.
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WE HAVE TO MODERNIZE THE DEFINITION OF WHAT WE'RE COUNTING IN THE FIRST PLACE AND THEN WE HAVE TO FOCUS ON OUR RELATIVE ADVANTAGES.
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Another factor counting in his favor: Manchin's consistent record of winning statewide office in the West Virginia since 2001, despite the state's rightward drift.
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The telethon to benefit victims of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey just wrapped with fundraising efforts totaling over $14 million and counting in just an hour.
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Tehran, Iran (CNN)Incumbent Hassan Rouhani leads in early vote counting in Iran's presidential race, with a big lead over his conservative rival, Ebrahim Raisi.
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Bleary-eyed at the end of a long night of vote-counting in New Hampshire, we managed to stay up later to unpack the results.
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Poll analysts cautioned that with the counting in preliminary stages, it was still too early to predict the outcome of state races involving millions of voters.
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Nine peaceful politicians and civil-society leaders have spent up to ten months (and counting) in prison without trial and seven have been forced into exile.
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If I'm watching a dance piece being performed, I'm counting in my head, going along with the music, and I know the right moment to shoot.
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He is counting, in particular, on older and more moderate African-American voters to hold back the party from stampeding toward a more ideological liberal candidate.
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During Sunday's vote counting in Phnom Penh, the capital, a Reuters journalist saw numerous ballots that had been ticked all over, while other ballots were left blank.
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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) says he will recuse himself from vote counting in the state's unsettled Republican gubernatorial primary, where Kobach is challenging incumbent Gov.
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Then you have the people who covered up for her corruption, and I&aposm counting in the whole thing with the e-mails as part of the corruption.
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Nearly half a million rooms and counting... In three years, Roomi has grown to 33 million users who are predominantly young professionals and college students in their 20s.
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By the end of 2017, the United States was on track to have the most billion-dollar weather- and climate-related disasters since the government started counting in 1980.
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Wicker, who chairs the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Seapower, said the bill has 22019 co-sponsors "and counting" in the upper chamber, including every member of the subcommittee.
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He's had one of the best three years and counting in the history of pro wrestling, with all-time great matches and more championships than can easily be counted.
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But it's also a vote-by-mail state, and while making it easy and convenient for people to vote is great, it further delays the vote counting in many cases.
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If you'll recall, TLC banished the Duggar family's star vehicle 19 Kids & Counting in 2015 due to Josh Duggar's disturbing revelation that he'd molested young girls, including his own sisters.
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From the beginning, they were counting in part on economic growth to make up the difference, but they said they would rely on serious, third-party analysis of the impacts.
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Counting in some parts of Scotland will begin after 20.54 but the Western Isles of Scotland do not count on Sundays so the result will not be declared until Monday.
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It played a critical role, for example, in establishing the first five U.S. utility-scale solar farms, paving the way for 10 times that number, and counting, in private sector projects.
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After ISIS overtook Mosul, the U.S. began sending more trainers, weapons, and matériel to the Iraqi government—more than a billion dollars' worth, and counting—in order to rebuild its military.
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By the end of our six-month international tour and now continuing the travels for another few months (and counting) in the US, I have ended up working for 17 clients.
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Mass protests and marches broke out in Bolivia this week after the opposition said counting in the country's presidential election at the weekend was rigged in favour of current leader Evo Morales.
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But even so, this is the first time someone has demonstrated counting in a plant, according to the researcher who led the experiments, Rainer Hedrich at the University of Würzburg, in Germany.
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The economy is perennially a key issue for American voters in elections, and President Donald Trump is counting in part on tail winds from a strong economy to carry him to victory.
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At least four Kurdish political parties, which made considerable gains in other Kurdish areas according to preliminary results, accused the PUK of tampering with the electronic counting in the city of Sulaymaniyah.
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Last month's devastating 29.0-magnitude quake, which killed nearly 230 people and counting in central Italy, is a reminder of the potential hazards that come with living in a seismically active region.
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They have signaled their intention to maintain these arsenals with plans to spend trillions of dollars -- $1.2 trillion and counting, in the case of the United States alone -- enhancing their nuclear weapons.
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The ballot counting in Arizona was delayed as officials extended voting to account for people who were waiting in line, for hours in some cases, when the polls closed at 7 p.m.
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If there is even a small possibility that the results were tampered with by Russian espionage, a recount would be invaluable to protecting the integrity of vote counting in key electoral states.
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But the number of people crossing on foot to Niger has been increasing since IOM started counting in May 2017, when 135 people were dropped, to as high as 2,888 in April 20143.
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From how many people attended President Donald Trump's inauguration to how many protesters filled streets during Women's Marches across the country, people are arguing over the science of crowd counting in our cities.
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Mr. Trump's impeachment acquittal, the chaotic vote-counting in Iowa and the fractured Democratic field have many in the party worried that they are endangering their opportunity to win back the White House.
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One reason that trade deals with the EU take so long to negotiate (18 years and counting in the case of Mercosur, a South American bloc) is that European agriculture is strongly protected.
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It's no surprise given the shelf of awards he has received during his 16 years (and counting) in the NBA, including two Olympic gold medals, three NBA championships, and four NBA MVP Awards.
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Utility companies are passing on savings Utility companies across the country have responded to tax reform by lowering rates for consumers, resulting in $4.5 billion and counting in savings for 92 million customers.
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A spoken word poet's Facebook Live video calling out white privilege has more than 7 million views and counting in the wake of two viral videos depicting fatal police shootings of black men.
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Ivey's alleged strategy is actually quite genius -- it's called "edge-sorting" and it's kind of like card counting in blackjack ... in the sense that it gives the player an advantage over the house.
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Vote counting in an election marred by allegations of fraud and militant violence has been tediously slow, yet from the outset cricket star Imran Khan and his party have maintained a commanding lead.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - The Democratic Unionist Party conceded that its deputy leader, Nigel Dodds, had lost his seat in the British parliament on Friday as counting in his Belfast constituency came to a close.
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After a long night of intrigue and counting in primary elections in Port Harcourt, the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Nigeria's main opposition, chose Atiku Abubakar as its presidential candidate for the elections in February.
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With a starting price of $99, the Pebble 2 features a week of battery life and built-in sleep monitoring, heart-rate tracking and step counting, in keeping with the company's new health focus.
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William Frey, chief demographer at the Brookings Institution, said the numbers put the last decade on track to be the slowest 10-year period for population growth since the government started counting in 1790.
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The Taliban have expanded their attacks in recent years, and the war last year killed or wounded 11,000 civilians, most women or children, the highest toll since the United Nations began counting in 85033.
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To some voters, February's suspended election seemed like a warning about corruption — or even recalled memories of when the army interrupted vote-counting in 1978, as the country slowly emerged from decades of authoritarianism.
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Brazil balked at proposals intended to prevent double-counting in such trading, because it believed they penalised its large stockpile of carbon-trading instruments, such as promises not to chop down patches of the Amazon.
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Ortiz Jones is behind Hurd by just a few hundred votes and made a request for the deadline for provisional ballot counting in the district to be extended for 48 hours, which a judge denied.
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There are 167 items (and counting) in the Graham Center's wing of the Google Cultural Institute, most of which are also available through the corresponding app: videos, photos, programs, reviews, musical scores, sketches and so on.
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She may break more laws than are worth counting in the process, but this sort of contradiction does not make her an antihero as much as it makes her a fully formed, if TV-ready, character.
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The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) reported this week that 5,166 Afghan civilians were killed and wounded in the first six months of this year, the highest toll since the UN began counting in 2009.
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The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) reported this week that 20093,22009 Afghan civilians were killed and wounded in the first six months of this year, the highest toll since the UN began counting in 241.
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The most successful GoFundMe effort to date has raised more than $22 million and counting in the last year for the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, which provides counsel to victims of sexual abuse and harassment.
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It's clear that Super Tuesday gave Biden a lead in the delegate count, but the exact size of that lead remains unclear due to slow vote-counting in California and other states with many mail ballots.
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The Orchard is one of the very few film companies that discloses so-called ancillary revenue (video on demand and whatnot), and "Wilderpeople," directed by Taika Waititi, has about $5.7 million (and counting) in that column.
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Much of the business activity of the series is carried out in Europe: There are eight races staged in Europe — not counting in Russia and Azerbaijan — which is more than in any other region in the world.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull looked almost certain to retain power after a bruising national election as key independent lawmakers pledged support and marathon vote counting in close-run electorates leaned in his favor on Friday.
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YENAGOA, Nigeria March 10 (Reuters) - Counting in the vote to elect the governor of the oil-rich southern Nigerian state of Rivers was suspended on Sunday, the electoral commission said, following violence at polling stations and collation centres.
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But Brazil's proposal at the last round of talks effectively allowed double-counting in the early years of the Paris agreement with the stipulation that the over-estimate would be corrected and compensated for at a later date.
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For years, the N.F.L., with $14 billion and counting in revenue, brushed aside safety concerns, and even created fake science to discredit the growing body of research that linked the repeated head hits to long-term brain disease.
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Pence may be claiming credit for the total number of jobs created since Trump was elected, which if you begin counting in November 2016, the number does reach 143 million, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The 2015 number barely beat the record set in 2014, after that total was adjusted downward to just under 51 million from nearly 64 million to eliminate double-counting in the large recalls of airbag inflaters made by Takata.
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Many of the supporters gathered in Manhattan for her concession speech, wiped tears from their eyes, and embraced one another after a long night of vote-counting in an election that was far closer than pollsters or experts had predicted.
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The iconic album, featuring hits like the title track as well as "Beat It" and "Billie Jean," has sold over 33 million copies, and counting, in the United States alone, according to recent numbers from the Recording Industry Association of America.
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But the number of people crossing on foot to Niger has been increasing steadily since the International Organization for Migration started counting in May 2017, when 135 people were dropped at the crossing, to as high as 5903,888 in April 2018.
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But the number of people crossing on foot to Niger has been increasing steadily since the International Organization for Migration started counting in May 2017, when 135 people were dropped at the crossing, to as high as 2,888 in April 2018.
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The Department of Labour aggressively expanded its remit, most notably because of the adoption of a simple-sounding but vastly complex new regulation, the Fiduciary Rule, which gave it a key supervisory role over $3trn (and counting) in retirement savings.
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Love took the lead in the race hours after a judge dismissed a lawsuit she filed this week attempting to stop vote counting in Salt Lake County to allow her campaign the ability to challenge the verification process of ballot signatures.
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The established center-right and center-left governing coalition parties are losing ground, while the nationalist and xenophobic hard-right Alternative for Germany has gone from zero votes in 2013 to 15 percent, and counting, in the latest opinion polls.
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As my eyes came to rest on the scrum of suitors I realized that she was down in a horse stance, pumping out alternate straight punches with one hand on her hip, and counting in korean as she did so.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's main opposition party Fianna Fail edged out surging nationalists Sinn Fein by 38 seats to 37 to emerge as the biggest party in the country's 160-seat parliament after counting in a national election concluded on Monday.
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But following his recent fallout with former friend, mentor and fellow YouTuber Tati Westbrook amid allegations of sexual predatory behavior, Charles — who at one point had 16 million YouTube followers — has lost over 3 million subscribers (and counting) in the past three days.
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In addition to the timing associated with ballot counting in the state, the 53 congressional districts will be allocating delegates individually based on which candidates have reached the 15 percent threshold in their respective districts, a process that could take some time, too.
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After the app used for reporting caucus results in Iowa severely delayed vote-counting in the state's 2020 Democratic race on Tuesday, Stephen Colbert's Late Show team came up with the answer — a newfangled piece of tech, "the latest technological breakthrough in voting," called pāpr.
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The event concluded with the 90 or so musicians, from both sides of the fence, counting in unison from one to 43, a solemn reminder of the chilling disappearance of 43 college students in the state of Guerrero, just south of Mexico City, in 2014.
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Saso, 15, teamed with Harmie Nicole Constantino and Sofia Angela Legaspi to give the Philippines a two-over-par total of 578 — with only the top two scores each day counting in the total — for a nine-stroke victory over South Korea, the defending champion.
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Washington (CNN)New record: Trump made 129 false claims last week, the most since CNN started counting in July President Donald Trump averaged 18 false claims per day last week, subjecting his rally crowds, social conservatives, reporters and Twitter followers to an unceasing barrage of dishonesty.
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But sharing stories like his will help put faces to the hundreds of thousands of trans people (and counting) in the U.S. Ahead, Steiner opens up about letting go of societal judgment, the realities of testosterone injections, and how his life changed after getting top surgery.
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In what both sides admit will be the most consequential ruling to date in the fight over vote counting in Florida, Democrats are asking US District Judge Mark Walker to invalidate a statute that requires voter signatures on provisional and mail ballots to match those on file.
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The Department of Public Safety said it would need a general fund appropriation of $76,000 and a highway fund allocation of $73,000 in the 2018 and 2019 fiscal years for overtime and fuel to retrieve, secure and return ballots for central counting in Augusta, the state capital.
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A work like Mr. James's "Counting in Quileute," which blends his own field recordings of the last native speakers of an American Indian language from western Washington State is like a time capsule shot into space — except the meaning was already opaque at the time of its sealing.
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At a performance of "Counting in Quileute" in 2013 at Roulette in Downtown Brooklyn, a set of speakers encircling the audience created an immersive and disorienting experience as torrents of foreign words washed over listeners and merged with breathy and brittle sounds created live by an instrumental ensemble.
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There will be much work to do after the assembly to develop standards ensuring that the credits available through the program are monitored and verified, and to avoid so-called double counting, in which emissions reductions used as aviation credits are also counted by countries toward their Paris pledges.
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Those who support Mr. Assad are counting, in part, on the fractured nature of the conflict, saying they do not believe Russia will be able to find a set of opposition figures who are both willing to share power with Mr. Assad and are acceptable to all parties.
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The Department of Public Safety said it would need a general fund appropriation of $163,000 and a highway fund allocation of $73,000 in fiscal years 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 for overtime and fuel to retrieve, secure and return ballots for central counting in Augusta, the state capital.
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"What has also changed since election night have been the chorus of voices -- from the President of the United States, the junior senator of the state of Florida, and the governor of the state of Florida -- a chorus calling for the ending of the counting in this process," Gillum said.
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The tally on the final weekend before Election Day — the number of cups sold in her shop here since just after the Super Tuesday primary contests in March, when she started counting in earnest — was 22007,22008 for Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, and 22012,22016 for Donald J. Trump, her Republican rival.
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"I also have to say what has also changed since election night have been the chorus of voices from the president of the United States, the junior senator of the state of Florida and the governor of the state of Florida, a chorus calling for the ending of the counting in this process," Gillum said.
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After Lamb's success, and when you take into account the successful lawsuit to overturn Republican gerrymandering that will require all of Pennsylvania's congressional districts to be redrawn before the fall, Democrats are going to have a chance to pick up a lot of seats — as many as six, by Field's counting — in a single state.
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One claimed a Clinton supporter and precinct chair lied about the vote counting in Des Moines Precinct 43, speculated about how Clinton won six coin tosses to break ties in certain areas, and another thread claiming the state's Democratic Party was missing votes from dozens of precincts — a fact the party itself denied, saying all the votes were counted.
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Counting in the by-election continues, with independent Kerryn Phelps ahead of the Liberal Party candidate by nearly 1,800 votes, with just 2,000 ballots to be processed, the Australian Electoral Commission said Turnbull quit politics shortly after he was removed from the office of prime minister in August following a party revolt that installed Morrison as leader.
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When all the votes are counted, election watchers will be paying attention to both the "primary vote" for Labor against Liberal or National candidates on the first round of counting in each district, and then the "two-party preferred vote" between the Coalition and Labor, when all the voters for minor parties have had their ballots redistributed further.
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This is the place you're "only popping in at," the one where you're "showing your face," the one you'll accidentally end up counting in the new year at when you realize Uber is totally over-subscribed, leaving you standing on a freezing cold patio watching some guy named Paul try to write his name with a sparkler.
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It's what allowed Serena to come back after a horrible foot injury and pulmonary embolism kept her off the tour for almost a year in 2010-11 to win nine more majors (and counting) in her 30s; and it's what kept Venus coming back to the sport after she was diagnosed with the energy-sapping autoimmune disease Sjogren's Syndrome in 2011.
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If Monzo can obtain a US banking license and push ahead with its ambitious plans, its experience of serving 2 million customers and counting in the UK will certainly help it scale to the demands of the US. It's no easy task, particularly navigating the complex web of state and federal US regulations, but Monzo could help usher in a more modern era of banking that Brits have been used to for years now.
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It is not still, of course; it is moving in increments of time we can't even imagine, portions of millions of a second quicker than the moment of recognition of a single leaf on a tree somewhere off in the distance of your mind, smaller than the smallest possible thought, the dunk still happening in front of you, still the truest two points imaginable, but the machinations of time keeping it from ever counting in the true "two points" sense of the word.
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Others are critically endangered today: the El Molo, who live on fish caught from the now receding Lake Turkana in Kenya, and whose population has been reported at fewer than a thousand; the Nukak Maku, who were driven out of their ancestral home in the Amazon jungle of Colombia by the country's decades-long civil war and in 21 numbered less than 2300; and the Bo tribe of India's Andaman Islands, with 230 members remaining as of their last counting, in 2010.
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