I recently tallied up all the money I've spent on Uber.
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Everything online is quantified, tallied up in hearts and upturned thumbs.
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If you tallied up all the people who stopped to say hello.
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Or, to put it another way, the researchers tallied up 4,000,000,2000,2000,2000,2000,2000,2000,20213,22021,260,22.5,000,000,000,000,000,000,603,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 photons.
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One Twitter user claims to have tallied up 218 distinct logos so far.
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I tallied up the set list—it was something like 58 different songs.
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When the results were tallied up, the researchers saw a range of responses.
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With interest and other fees, the sum claimed tallied up to $6.6 million.
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Then, TJ's tallied up the votes, and the most popular grocery items reign supreme.
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In the past, the party tallied up only how many delegates each candidate won.
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When the scientists tallied up the results, the results took Dr. Akey by surprise.
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The group tallied up calorie data from chain restaurants to determine the worst offenders.
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Each game is played against an AI, with your rankings tallied up against your friends.
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Underneath, the program tallied up your total number of likes, and added the hashtag #2015BestNine.
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Then players' choices all get tallied up and posted live on the Surgeon Simulator website.
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HarrisX tallied up the responses using a program that assigns words positive or negative values.
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International donors pledged millions, which eventually tallied up to more than $10 billion for reconstruction.
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Click through to see what we've tallied up for just some of Kylie's amazing birthday presents.
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Items reportedly missing in that particular burglary tallied up to $250,000, most of it in jewelry.
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By the time the conservationists were finished counting they tallied up about 500 dead horseshoe crabs.
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Goetzel recently tallied up the performance of all the companies that have won awards since 2000.
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Not once they tallied up their own losses… The real answer to how it was going?
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Markets in Asia tallied up heavy losses and stocks in Turkey and Russia fell around 213 percent.
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In September, the Associated Press tallied up the words of policy detail Clinton and Trump have released.
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One night, I tallied up my worst fears and made drawings of the exact opposite of that.
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Scientists compared ancient and modern sequences, tallied up shared sites and mutations, and conducted bulk statistical analyses.
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Twitter has tallied up its most popular celebrities for 2016, and somehow Chrissy Teigen didn't make the cut.
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S. venture boom started in 25, when 2656 deals totaling $2102 billion were tallied up and grew rapidly.
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After everything was tallied up after a month and a half, we figured we had accumulated almost $50 million.
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Since the App Store launched 8 years ago, people have tallied up more than 130 billion individual app downloads.
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But after he tallied up the flight to New York every six weeks (about $400) and other costs, he laughed.
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It has completed more than 22010 million deliveries, served 600,000 customers and tallied up an average transaction value of $85.
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He also says he felt accomplished when he tallied up all the miles he ran, biked and swam each year.
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These SNPs, or variants as they're alternatively known, can be tallied up to rank a person's susceptibility to various illnesses.
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One problem is that many reports simply tallied up the full value of Manafort's properties, not his equity in them.
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They tallied up the calories logged and the calories burned through walking — racking up steps while roving the neighborhood for candy.
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But the PUBG number notably excludes China, meaning that it actually likely exceeds Fortnite in popularity if everything was tallied up.
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The Hollywood Reporter has tallied up the just-announced nominations, with Amazon Prime Video getting 47 nods and Hulu receiving 20.
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When a week ended, I tallied up what I spent in specific categories: groceries, eating out/alcohol, transportation, travel and miscellaneous.
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But when he tallied up his efforts next to his air travel, the numbers were "shocking and paralyzing," he told me.
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The survey was taken in October and November last year and tallied up the responses of 5,695 people, the Fed said.
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When all the costs are tallied up — electricity, transportation, and heating system costs — the deep decarbonization scenario comes in the cheapest.
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Yet when the points were tallied up, I was shocked to see she had beaten me to most of the punches.
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As each replacement phone is valued by Apple at $600, the hit to the company tallied up to nearly $900,000 in losses.
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On YouTube, it has more than 2.2 million subscribers, who have tallied up more than 193 million views of Crypt TV's content.
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A year ago, she tallied up her informal survey: around 18 percent of the books featured in these sections were written by women.
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At the end, your score is tallied up and compared to your opponent, with the winner keeping both player's wagers minus Proveit's cut.
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Video tracking firm Unruly tallied up some of 2016's biggest hits from around the world in its annual ranking released this week.
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Ronald Wall, the Chief Financial Officer of House of Bijan in Beverly Hills, tallied up a two year bill for Manafort of $334,000.
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Another crisis emerged this week, when long-delayed presidential election results were finally tallied up and incumbent Ashraf Ghani was declared the winner.
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We tallied up all the votes the 2020 Democratic contenders have ever won on their own, and Joe Biden is near the bottom.
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There, customers walk in, fill their baskets and then walk out, with everything being tallied up by computer and no checkout lines in sight.
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They released them in the dating world for a weekend and tallied up the yes marks to see whether the photos caused romantic attraction.
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Tallied up, a state and local tax bill could shave as much as another 15 percent — $57 million — off the lump sum, she said.
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Luckily, we've been tracking their every move on the French Riviera and tallied up the impressive number of dress swaps they've had so far.
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Tallied up, a state and local tax bill could shave as much as another 15 percent — $139.5 million — off the lump sum, she said.
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Every time you finish a level, all of that XP from unlocked challenges gets tallied up, and your Mastery Level for that location climbs.
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For their budget, Brandow simply sat down with his computer and an Excel spreadsheet and tallied up all of his family's income and expenses.
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Any ballots that cannot immediately be counted will be stored in "emergency bins" and will be tallied up as soon as possible, they said.
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After the group left, staff at the Trump Organization property tallied up the alcoholic drinks consumed, which totaled just over $800, according to ProPublica.
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When we tallied up what these same amenities and services would cost a la carte somewhere cheaper, the Four Seasons started to look comparable.
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With so much riding on the next election, no one has quite tallied up the damage done by the abdication of US climate leadership.
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Before the election, USA Today tallied up all the lawsuits that Trump and his companies were involved in over just the last 30 years.
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To create this infographic, Yau took data from the five-year American Community Survey (2009-2014), and manually tallied-up 10,276 different types of households.
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What's more, Lovelace tallied up the cost of this habit, figuring that cups cost about $1.50 each based on a price mentioned in one episode.
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Narrator: So by the time it's all tallied up, a seven-figure transplant isn't all that surprising, even though the organ might come for free.
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Refinery29's Taylor Bryant tallied up a list of people who wore wigs before Jenner, including the likes of Ancient Egyptians, Tina Turner, and Cher.
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That task, Skantze tells me, is often done manually and tallied up into a spreadsheet, a methodology and tool that isn't really up to the job.
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Glamour tallied up the number of curve models that made appearances at New York Fashion Week last week and found 70+ non-straight-size models walked.
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A new survey by YouGov tallied up answers 30,000 people in 28 countries and regions and found that attitudes vary greatly based on where you live.
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Just take a peek: That's just the fourth time in Yankees history that they've tallied up four in an inning, according to this guy: Hooo, mama.
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Smartphones, tablets, game consoles, video games, and even smart hubs are all fair game and can be tallied up and traded in for cold, hard e-cash.
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In this case, Iowa election authorities would audit all caucus worksheets and reporting forms by hand to double-check that they were correctly tallied up and reported.
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There, the median list price for a home is just under $150,000 and the average property tax bill tallied up to $947, the personal finance website found.
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Another millennial, CNBC's Rajaa Elidrissi, tallied up her monthly expenses last December only to find that she spent $651 on Uber and Lyft in just 30 days.
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Freemans' cuts are $48 (which is on the high end of barbershop prices), but just imagine how much that would have tallied up to at the hair salon.
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That is a pronounced contrast from past decades, when Norway tallied up the profits from oil exports while handing out wage raises that reached 6 percent a year.
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This will be tallied up as what's known as the "pre-realignment vote total": how many people supported a given candidate at the very beginning of the night.
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To accompany the Davos gathering this week, the World Economic Forum has tallied up what it says is the financial incentive for countries to shrink their wealth gaps.
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The chairman asked for all documents related to the vice president's accommodations on that trip, including the total itemized costs that tallied up security, transportation, lodging and personnel expenses.
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And the DOD even contemplated scrapping the program after it tallied up how much it spent on modifying the plane— $64.9 million—versus its market value, which was $6 million.
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De Bruyne also tallied up an assist on the day, putting Pep Guardiola's boys up for a final score of 4-0, and right at the top of the table.
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Taxpayers for Common Sense, a nonpartisan think tank, tallied up nearly $50 billion worth of subsidies going mostly to the fossil-fuel sectors over 10 years that were kept intact.
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Arnsdorf tallied up disclosure forms compiled by the Virginia Public Access Project, and argued that the gifts could be a possible vulnerability for Kaine if he was on the ticket.
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Supporters of Leung Kwok Hung began chanting "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Time" after the local counting station tallied up the votes, with Lee winning by just 300 votes.
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In order to find out just how much that was costing the state's economy, the AP tallied up every major project that's been canceled specifically in response to the controversial bill.
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Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report tallied up TV advertising for and against the ACA in 2010, and for and against the AHCA today, and her findings are extremely revealing.
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Details: NOAA also tallied up the list of billion-dollar weather disasters that affected the U.S. during 2018, counting 14 such events that add to a total of nearly $100 billion.
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The tournament will run for a maximum of seven shows, between January 7 and January 16, but will end as soon as one of the contestants has tallied up three wins.
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The FBI collects the data from a mixture of county, state, and city agencies and nonprofits, all of which are tallied up in the Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted report.
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All they do is vote for the candidate they're representing at the convention, and that vote is tallied up with the hundreds of others to pick the Republican nominee for president.
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The UK's Loughborough University tallied up the number of statements to the press on Brexit made by leading political figures between early May and early June, a critical pre-vote period.
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But when all the positive and negative effects of the Trump agenda are tallied up, the net result is that investors, today at least, are betting the positives will prove more substantial.
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In March, scientists announced they'd done a survey of scientific literature and tallied up 79 obesity syndromes, 19 of which had a clear-cut genetic cause for which there is a test.
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In its preliminary report, the agency tallied up eight safety failures, many of them deliberate choices on the part of the helicopter's operator, Liberty Helicopters, and the company that chartered the aircraft, FlyNYON.
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Here's how electricity-related bills tallied up: The most significant set of these are the seven bills on renewable portfolio standards (RPSs), which require state utilities to procure a certain amount of clean energy.
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To compile its annual list, the publication is said to have tallied up global ticket sales of major films (not including animated movies, unfortunately) with help from data from revenue tracker, Box Office Mojo.
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Counting both the London Stock Exchange and AIM or its SME Growth Market together, London tallied up 413 IPOs at $39.3 billion in volume for 2017 compared with 128 at $28.4 billion in 2016.
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Media Matters, a liberal media monitoring group, tallied up all of the caravan-related stories in The New York Times and The Washington Post, and found that coverage of the topic "plummeted" after the midterms.
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First, the brand had a third-party firm calculate the full carbon footprint of the trainer, which tallied up to 28.9 kg CO2e (which includes the impact of raising cattle) for the shoe's life cycle.
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Over the years living in Turin, Italy, Pietro Reviglio, a 21-year-old artist and filmmaker, has tallied up this bill: chewed up euro bills ($2600), computer cables ($90) and various items of clothing ($250).
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It's admittedly difficult to pinpoint where exactly to place YouTube relative to its competitors, however, primarily because Alphabet doesn't disclose the platform's revenue or profit figures—instead, they're simply tallied up with Google's overall numbers.
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The retail giant not only tallied up the carbon footprint of its trucking fleet and supersize stores, it also set out to quantify the greenhouse gas emissions associated with the countless products offered on its shelves.
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A study undertaken by the European Chamber of Commerce in China in 2017 that tallied up central and local government announcements found hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies, research funds and other forms of support.
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Emily Atkin at the New Republic tallied up the total damage in these filings — and it's staggering: Combined, those discharge reports showed more than 28 million gallons of treated and untreated sewage released in 203 counties.
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Section 9 of the order demands that all the aid that has been given to Mexico over the past five years — probably around $320 million a year — be tallied up in a report for the president.
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Adobe — which tracks trillions of transactions across the U.S. among major retailers online — says that today will see $7.9 billion in sales online when all is tallied, up 19.7 percent on 2017's figure of $6.6 billion.
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That indifference to comprehension even extends to the scoring phase, when everyone's score is tallied up individually but the game doesn't even show you what gave some people the critical bonus points that put them over the top.
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Though the potential damage from Mr. Trump's memorandum is still being tallied up, the International Planned Parenthood Federation calculates that it may lose $100 million over four years, leading to reductions in services in at least 30 countries.
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The candy wholesaler tallied up 11 years of info (from 2007-2017) to compile its list of 2018's most popular Halloween candy in America, which it has carefully organized into the top three candies sold in each state.
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This is the same exemption provided to other small properties in San Francisco Unsurprisingly, compliance with the requirements is low so far: roughly 1,300 of Airbnb's estimated 7,000 hosts have tallied up their forks and toiletries to register with the city.
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But he's about to be the recipient of considerably more than that, thanks to Joel Cervantes Macias, who launched a GoFundMe page to help the 90-year-old Sanchez in his retirement that has tallied up $154,000 and is still growing.
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The researchers tallied up the greenhouse gas emissions used in making and moving the scooters around, as well as the relatively small amount of emissions that comes from shipping the materials from China to the US and from charging the scooters.
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Once all the results are tallied up, the third-quarter earnings for companies in the S&P 500 are expected to be up more than 23 percent from a year earlier — outpacing previous quarters, according to the financial data company Refinitiv.
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As The Fashion Spot pointed out in its bi-annual diversity report, which tallied up all the fall 2019 model appearances across New York, London, Milan, and Paris, age diversity among women over 50 on the runway has declined from previous seasons.
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After the points were tallied up, citizens were assigned grades of A, B, C, or D. Grade A citizens would be given priority for school admissions and employment, while D citizens would be denied licenses, permits, and access to some social services.
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Over the past few decades, astronomers have tallied up all the things that could be pulling and pushing on the Local Group — nearby galaxy clusters, superclusters, walls of clusters and cosmic voids that exert a non-negligible gravitational pull on our own neighborhood.
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At the beginning of the year, I tallied up the costs of all the trips, travel, weddings, major gifts, and expenses I knew I had to pay for, and then divided that by 12 to understand what I should be "saving" each month.
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Basically, the process of determining one's fate in the afterlife is presented something akin to playing a video game: When you die, all the points you've earned throughout your life for doing good deeds, and lost for doing bad ones, are tallied up.
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But it is Discord, a lesser-known, two-year-old messaging app popular with video gamers, that is becoming the "go-to app" for mobile dark web discussions, where thousands of links into criminal forums were tallied up by IntSights, it said.
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"All good things must eventually come to an end," Wells Fargo Investment Institute analyst Scott Wren wrote as he tallied up the reasons, from doubts about corporate earnings to heightened concern about trade and a worldwide slowdown, that caused stock markets to dive in October.
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Every two weeks or so, one team will host a tournament-style event in their home city, and points across all of these events will be tallied up, with the top eight clubs earning a birth in the playoffs at the end of the season.
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However, its unparalleled selection of products can be both a welcome blessing and a curse, so we went ahead and polled our most discerning friends in the beauty industry, plus tallied up some reader data, to round up the most coveted products on Sephora's site.
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Another 120 billion gallons are believed to leak out of the bottom of the canyon each year into fissures in the earth — a loss that if tallied up over the life of the dam amounts to more than a year's flow of the entire Colorado River.
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In a Monday email, America Rising, the Republican opposition outfit, cited a Wall Street Journal infographic that tallied up Biden's agenda as costing more than twice as much as Clinton's, with his proposed taxes totaling three times as much as the Democratic nominee four years ago.
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There are estimations: The personal finance site NerdWallet tallied up what it termed "a 'no frills' upbringing" from zero to 18 at more than $260,000, a figure similar to a US Department of Agriculture estimate that includes only food, housing, clothing, transportation, health care, and health insurance.
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These videos give us a peek at what these YouTubers spend, and for people who have never tallied up their own weekly totals, the results of doing so can be edifying, revealing iced coffee orders that add up or a tendency to splurge on bad days.
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That night introduced a team scoring format where each of six bouts would earn a number of points—9 points for a KO, 7 for a submission, 5 for a TKO, 3 for a decision, 2 for a draw—and points were tallied up to determine a team winner.
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Not only have they secured the services of Jose Mourinho – a massive improvement on the prosaic bewilderment of Louis van Gaal – they have also strengthened their spine with the signings of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Eric Bailly and, most importantly, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, the latter of whom tallied up a whopping 19 goals and 15 assists for Borussia Dortmund last season.
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While it's not disclosing revenue numbers or whether it is yet profitable, Toast currently serves tens of thousands of businesses — covering a range of sizes from independent venues to smaller chains — and in the last year tallied up transactions in the tens of billions of dollars, seeing growth of some 148 percent in its revenues, according to CFO Tim Barash.
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I originally tallied up these numbers for the Billfold, so I'll go ahead and quote myself: Total cost: $5,673 Because I wanted to make sure I was making the right choice for the right reasons, I spent a week at a Cedar Rapids Airbnb on a "site visit," during which I rode the bike trails, watched Orchestra Iowa perform Beethoven's Fifth, spent time with my parents, looked at various apartments, and decided to commit both to the move and to a lease.
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If one tallied up the human cost — resulting from direct military engagements in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria; arms transfers and operational support to state and non-state actors operating in Syria, Yemen, and the occupied territories; drone strikes and special operations; imprisonment by authoritarian regimes that the United States supports; and the economic deprivations of sanctions and war — one would be hard pressed to find any actor more responsible for the destruction and instability that has plagued the Middle East for the past two decades than the United States.
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