Let's tally up the past two weeks for Simone Biles.
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Unlike CO2, you can't just tally up factories and cars.
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Winner #1: Cersei LannisterLet's tally up her achievements, shall we?
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Let's tally up the results of his efforts with Iran.
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Afterwards, I tally up all of my upcoming expenses for the week.
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What Manafort Bought Let's tally up the purchases revealed in court Wednesday.
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Tally up what you like or don't like about a certain piece.
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But, Chambers' version of what happened doesn't quite tally up with this.
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Some contributors tally up the cars that they can count in the images.
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Was it weird to meticulously tally up how many people you'd slept with?
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It's quite impressive the unemployment authorities were able to tally up these numbers.
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When you tally up these regional effects, the intrinsic Conservative advantage is truly staggering.
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"It's an easy way to tally up five meatless meals per week," says Geagan.
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All the algorithm has to do is tally up their judgments and deactivate accordingly.
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But they haven't had time to tally up the total that RAICES has raised.
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Americans will soon be able to tally up the evidence and make their own determination.
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Both players try to tally up the most points as they become short-winded masters.
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In honor of McCarthy's excellent fake follicles, we've decided to tally up her best wigs.
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The authors tally up the lies Woods has told the media since he was young.
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But these online representations simply do not tally up with most women's experiences of having periods.
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Final Fantasy 15 talks in sweeping generalisations and barely stops to tally up the human cost.
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But I was a little bit afraid to tally up how much I actually spent by September.
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After last week's indictment that brings Gooding's tally up to 6 charges related to 3 different accusers.
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CARB could simply tally up all the actions outlined by Greenblatt above and pursue them by regulatory fiat.
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That brings its worldwide tally up to $1.96 billion, making it the fourth biggest release of all time.
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Your Money At this time of year, college graduates start their new lives and tally up their gifts.
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Microsoft volunteered to provide the technology to help tally up the results of Iowa's caucuses, free of charge.
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A quick flash spotted in eclipse livestreams inspired Redditors to tally up footage and images from different sources.
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But there are reasons to worry about the government's ability to accurately tally up the population this year.
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In California, which Sanders won big, it could take days or weeks to tally up all the votes.
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The fine brings the temperamental Medvedev's tally up to $19,000 through his first three matches at Flushing Meadows.
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Beauvillier ran his season tally up to seven goals, while Barzal now leads all NHL rookies with 251.
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Impressive, but let's tally up how many Grammys the Chili Peppers have amassed over their long, illustrious career.
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Right now, businesses tally up their taxable income and then pay corporate income tax at a 21 percent rate.
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Feel free, however, to tally up your score and quietly judge others who didn't score as high as you.
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The court will tally up those claim forms and decide whether the settlement seems fair on February 20th, 2020.
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If we tally up all these considerations, they suggest a rate increase in December and then another long pause.
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Remember how two weeks ago the Republican Party held a big convention to formally tally up support for candidates?
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Truex reclaimed the lead several laps later after Larson had run his laps-led tally up to 124 laps.
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"It's hard to tally up exactly how much the VA spends on inefficient infrastructure, but it's something," Carter said.
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There are officially 28 days until 2019, and that means it's time to tally up all the new track.
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Though the group doesn't provide letter grades, it does tally up candidates' positions as positive, waffling, harmful or unknown.
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I mentally tally up the drinks I had: one glass of wine, one margarita, one paloma, two hard seltzers.
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They will have their five votes; they won't make concessions to get that tally up to six or seven.
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And for the first time, party officials will use a new smartphone app to tally up and report votes.
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And for the first time, party officials will use a new smartphone app to tally up and report votes.
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On the first day of every month, Andy and Nicole had a "budget party" to tally up their expenses.
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There were 13 pediatric flu-related deaths reported last week, bringing the current tally up to 97 for this season.
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So I did my best to tally up every instantly recognizable catchphrase, meme, and IRL impact created by each show.
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"Infinity War" secured $10.5 million from 3,570 screens during its sixth outing, bringing its domestic tally up to $643 million.
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"Infinity War" secured $10.5 million from 27.8,27.1 screens during its sixth outing, bringing its domestic tally up to $2140 million.
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He might not tally up huge yardage totals, but Russell Wilson will always need a target in the end zone.
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Tally up the total every few days so you know exactly how much "holiday money" you have left to spend.
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The app also doesn't offer any way to tally up your daily progress and compare it to the day before.
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Watching the election results tally up in the early hours of November 9, Fowler decided he had to take immediate action.
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At the minimum, he'll likely tally up some second- and third-place nods (voters are given five spots on the ballot).
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When you tally up the daily multiple fare changes made for thousands of flights every year, they add up to billions.
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If you tally up how many hours you spend answering and sending emails each day, the number might give you nightmares.
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On Friday, a spokesman for Nepal's election commission said his office had to tally up only a small number of votes.
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When you tally up all seven Republican debates, you see that Trump has spoken more than any other candidate than Sen.
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He said that electronic messages allow offices to most easily tally up where voters stand on specific issues for weekly reports.
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During that time, you can take as many Flywheel classes as you'd like, and they'll tally up your total Power Score.
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The vetting about his record will come fast and furious if he starts to tally up wins in key primary states.
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Why waste a couple of hours when artificial intelligence can tally up the possibility of true love using hundreds of variables?
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Let's tally up the score: Nearly 10,000 firings in return for nearly $3 billion in annual tax savings, nice work Congress.
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But Sanders is still calling it a "virtual tie" — his campaign went precinct by precinct to tally up the numbers themselves.
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On Thursday, Korean health officials reported, there were 42 new cases diagnosed, bringing the tally up to 124 confirmed cases in total.
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Many staffers will tally up the types of calls they've received in a given week, and share the results with your representative.
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We Flip will also tally up "peeks," or times you looked at your lock screen without fully unlocking since that's half-cheating.
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And while we couldn't find any instances of plagiarism this time around, there were plenty of winners and losers to tally up.
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Expected costs for the company tally up to as much as $30 billion, beyond what the company says it's able to manage.
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Lees says she feels very conflicted about how her views on other single women tally up with her own experience of singledom.
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Once the CPUs finished grinding, all we had to do was tally up the results and see how often each player won.
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And that's the basis of genetic risk prediction: Labs read your genome and essentially tally up your genetic variants that signal risk.
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A study from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health attempted to tally up the total cost in lives of all these factors.
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The rules were simple: drop the candidate's name — Trump, Clinton, Johnson, or Stein — into the comments and he'd tally up the final score.
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Even if you're scrambling to get your taxes done, it might be worth taking some time to tally up your 2017 medical expenses.
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The Great Lakes State is an outdoor paradise, so let's tally up some of the costs of a family picnic in Grand Rapids.
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It sounds like a buzz-kill method, but each night on vacation I tally up the day's expenditures and overall costs to date.
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For one thing, determining harm may require that we consider a huge range of future effects in order to tally up the net-result.
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Britain would prefer to tally up the bill in parallel with talks on other matters, in order to trade more cash for better access.
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Depending on how you tally up the lost production, it can reach as high as 3.75 million barrels per day, which is a lot.
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The largest stream on Twitch had over 400,000 people in it, but dozens of other unofficial broadcasts brought the overall tally up much higher.
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Tally up all your monthly expenses: rent, student loans, car payments, auto insurance, commuter fees, smart phone bill; electric and other utilities; and food.
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It scared me too much to try to tally up the babysitting hours or trying to figure out if that was my new life.
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With goals from Megan Rapinoe and Rose Lavelle, the US brought their tally up to 26 goals during the competition, also a World Cup record.
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And maybe that's true — I can't tally up the full weight of society's imprint or see into your heart anyway, so only you will know.
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That GOP source said members continue to discuss ways to tally up the 216 votes needed to pass an Obamacare repeal measure through the House.
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The authors of the Marine Policy paper tried to tally up all the different government funds used to support the fishing industry around the world.
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China's imports of refined copper hit a record 423,20153 tonnes in December, pulling the full-year tally up to 3.68 million tonnes, also a record.
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And, unlike the machines that tally up votes, the computers that house this information are connected to the internet and often lack robust defences against intrusion.
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Tally up how many times in a day she shares non-related work information, while also keeping track of how much her peers shared in return.
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"When you tally up their representation in Congress and governorships, the Democrats almost have their lowest representation in about 100 years," Zakaria said on June 15.
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Amazon opened its first cashierless grocery store in Seattle on Tuesday, and already someone has tricked the cameras it relies on to tally up shoppers' purchases.
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And while you're at it, tally up how many of her donors are on Robert Mueller's staff and take fresh note of her big-dollar speeches.
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In aggregate, our hearts and minds tally up all these little life moments — a hug, a kiss, a smile — and then turn them into feelings. Bonds. Love.
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It's easy to become resentful when you tally up the costs and wonder what you're getting in exchange for the steady stream of cash leaving your accounts.
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Those who try to tally up the world's languages are either "lumpers", who would treat mutually comprehensible tongues as single languages, and "splitters", who focus on the differences.
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Players could tally up their points to see who came out on top once the board is filled or they run out of tiles, but we didn't bother.
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But the truth is that they respond better to pressure from phone calls; it's a quicker way to tally up support, and it's the most difficult to ignore.
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A drop in the birthrate would indicate that many women heeded the advice, but the national health statistics office takes 18 months to tally up each year's birthrate.
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Behind the frog's surprisingly sophisticated number sense, scientists have found, are specialized cells located in the amphibian midbrain that tally up sound signals and the intervals between them.
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When we substitute our projections of our neighbors' preferences for our own preferences, we make it impossible for the electoral system to accurately tally up its constituents' preferences.
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But while the company's expected costs tally up to as much as $30 billion, beyond what the company says it's able to manage, some on Wall Street remain unconvinced.
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Narrator: Tally up all the Grand Slam championships won by current Women's Tennis Association (WTA) players, and you'll notice that nearly half belong to just one person: Serena Williams.
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Tally up the worth of all your assets (savings/investments, value of big possessions like a house or car, etc.) and subtract your liabilities (debt, mostly.) Voila — net worth!
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Read more: And while revenue from bikes and scooters still doesn't tally up to a "meaningful" amount, according to the company's most recent financial statements, that's starting to change.
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With multiple stashes of retirement money, investors would have to tally up positions across all those accounts and then adjust each for an optimal allocation to stocks, bonds, etc.
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Whether they collaborate on a clothing line or serve as the face of a high-end brand, the amount of stars who have dual professions is impossible to tally up.
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Iowa's caucus system uses state delegate equivalents (SDEs) to tally up total votes for each candidate, assigning delegates for the Democratic National Convention based on the state delegate equivalent results.
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The most rewarding part of my day is at the end of a shift, when we tally up the number of products packed to see if we hit our target.
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I do not— we paid for nearly every expense with my credit card because it has no foreign transaction fees and made it easy to tally up everything at the end.
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The images, and Sleyon's brief description of their meeting (he didn't know Guttman's exact age at the time), have gone on to tally up over one million likes, and 240,813 retweets.
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When you tally up all of the things that quality for a great do-it-yourself home security system, there's one option that stands out from the rest and that's SimpliSafe.
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I'm sure that you could tally up all the hours humans have spent mulling this over and think of other ways that passion could've been routed to other, more noble causes.
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The estimated mortality from the 2015-16 coral bleaching event is not a final number, with additional surveys scheduled for the coming months to tally up the total loss of corals.
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More than a dozen Democrats came out in support of the measure since the controversy erupted last week, bringing the tally up to 150 out of 235 House Democrats in favor.
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As we tally up this year's harvests and begin to makes choices about what we'll plant in the spring, I'm pleased that we'll have the option of growing dicamba-resistant crops.
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To avoid falling into that camp, come up with a list of everyone you want to get gifts for, then tally up holiday travel costs and little things like hostess gifts.
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The company suggested that workers tally up the number of deliveries made over the course of an hour in order to better understand their earnings, instead of looking at earnings per delivery.
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You could use your card to earn cash back, then log in to your Chase account every few days to tally up how much you've spent on food, gas, and miscellaneous purchases.
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But when you tally up all 220006 representatives, 2202 senators, and the needs of 2628 states, the spending grows so large that ridiculous projects can be shoehorned into bills with little oversight.
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Allen was one of the top quarterbacks in fantasy through the final games of 2018, and should have plenty of opportunities to tally up points against a lackluster Giants defense on Sunday.
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Toward the end of the three weeks we spent in Central America, we tried to tally up all the trash each of us had left behind: 15 plastic water bottles, various sizes.
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It brings the total tally up to 124 competitors across 11 sports and para-sports ahead of the Commonwealth Games, which will be staged on Australia's Gold Coast from April 4-15.
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DES MOINES, Iowa – Residents in the Des Moines area are cleaning up Monday after deadly floods destroyed homes and submerged cars, while officials work to tally up the full extent of the damage.
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It was unclear at the time how many were on the floor, but Fusion would later tally up the numbers: There were 18 black delegates at the RNC and 1,182 at the DNC.
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The Iowa caucuses turned into a disaster for the Democratic Party after an issue with an app used to help tally up results led to a prolonged delay in announcing the official results.
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When I tally up all of the apps I use to chat with people, I count Messages, Slack, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Twitter — and that's just on my phone's most important real estate: screen one.
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No matter how often the official bean counters tally up the tax savings that accrued to all Americans, including those in middle-income brackets, Democrats still deny that the GOP tax cuts boosted everyone.
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Yes, the number of citizens killed each year by agents of the government charged with protecting them is such a low priority that until recently there wasn't any call to tally up the dead.
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Perhaps, then, the solution we seek is mathematical: tally up all the fundamental principles violated by a supernatural creature and its powers and—voilà, we'll know where it stands in the hierarchy of likelihood.
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When I die myself, B.D. and Dundun, the angels of the God I sneered at, will come to tally up my victims and tell me how many people I killed with my blood. ♦
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Then supporters of poorly performing candidates (who are below 15 percent in the precinct) can realign and switch to back someone else — following which, precincts will tally up the second and final vote total.
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He said he would not run if, in the next few months, "math doesn't tally up" but declined to say he would do the same later in the race, should he decide to run.
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"In Fayette County, accruing four traffic citations for driving a vehicle without a license over one or two year period can tally up to $9,379 in fines, fees, and bond payments," the researchers wrote.
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Ryan Wiser and his team of researchers set out to tally up the benefits — or at least a defined set of benefits and impacts — of all US RPSs, taken together, in the year 2013.
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In April, I'll get a 20 for Airbnb revenue and then tally up deductions (rent, cleaning, rental commissions, etc.) and then my accountant reports this income with the income from my job and from freelancing.
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He said he would not run if, in the next few months, "math doesn't tally up," but he declined to say he would do the same later in the race, should he decide to run.
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Then you tally up how much that will ding you over the course of a year, and realize a curated, ad-free workout playlist might not be worth $120 in the long run after all.
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While the new parts cost just $1,000 to $3,000 per ship - pocket change in the expensive world of shipping - additional charges associated with the work can tally up to $100,000 to $150,000, several sources said.
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He did not allocate specific sums of money — and it will be expensive to match Chinese spending — but told aides to tally up what it will cost to maintain the lead, and to budget it.
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Tally up how much you spent on health insurance, Medicare premiums, long-term health insurance premiums, nursing home costs, orthodontics and other out-of-pocket expenses to see if the total exceeds the medical expense threshold.
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Crate co-founder and CEO Christian Lutz told me that over the course of the last year or so, the company has seen a large increase in paying customers, which now tally up to about 30.
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Yet there's been considerably less work done to tally up the indirect destruction that problem drinking can cause, according to study author Katherine Karriker-Jaffe, a senior scientist at the California-based nonprofit Public Health Institute.
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And to get you started on your budget-conscious shopping spree, you can cherry-pick a few favorite pieces ahead until you tally up to your total, even if it isn't even into triple-digit territory.
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University: While there's no shortage of contenders for most expensive college, no school costs more to attend than the University of Chicago, where the total cost of attendance will tally up to $80,277 starting this year.
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Having strolled through their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign, winning nine of their ten games and drawing one, they proceeded to tally up a single point at the tournament itself, earning themselves a goalless draw with Portugal.
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When you look at the contribution to the people of our nation, when you tally up the displays courage, compassion, integrity and sacrifice of sports figure and Law Enforcement Officers and compare them to each other.
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Along with the 32 women, including Yang, who are part of a lawsuit against Hadden, Columbia University, and affiliates, this brings the tally up to about 70 women who have now accused Hadden of sexual assault.
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But now, instead of buying an off-the-shelf ready fish for a few hundred dollars, the Canadian scientists have to make it from scratch, which takes at least a year and could tally up to $20,000.
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In general, she said that families should look at their monthly expenses and tally up how much they spend on essentials (like rent, car insurance, utilities and student loans) and nonessentials (like meals out and new clothes).
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The economists Linda Bilmes and Joseph Stiglitz have done extraordinary work attempting to tally up the full costs of the wars, including higher oil prices, debt service, obligations to returning veterans, lost wages, lost lives, and much else.
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Missouri was also voting in the Democratic race on Tuesday night, but with 803 percent of the votes counted and just a few absentee and provisional ballots left to tally up, the end result was too close to call.
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Missouri was also voting in the Democratic race on Tuesday night, but with 99 percent of the votes counted and just a few absentee and provisional ballots left to tally up, the end result was too close to call.
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In the evening, you tally up your day's work and make another status update, respond to requests from far-flung coworkers for your specialized help, and then, exhausted, go to sleep, only to repeat the pattern the next day.
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Budgeting for me is like trying to tally up those diet plan food points: I fail miserably every time, feel like a loser when I fall off the wagon, and land right back at square one without collecting $200.
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That's because it is hugely challenging to tally up China-based users by virtue of them connecting to the service via VPN software which allows them to use an internet connection outside of China, thus bypassing the country's web censorship system.
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Apple is going to continue right on selling iPhones while Qualcomm continues to tally up damages, and in the background, both companies' legal teams will continue looking for more ticky-tacky shit they can use to drag each other to court.
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"For Jim [James Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence] to answer the question would require him to go through the collection and tally up all of the incidental collection, even if the collection has never been touched before," Hayden said.
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The method: The Upshot took the 50 most-watched artists on YouTube over the past year from this spring's Billboard Top 100 and used YouTube's geocoded streaming data to tally up their plays in metropolitan areas across the United States.
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As a security expert, when I tally up all the initial security costs — from conducting a TRA, having basic residential security, to having an armored SUV, and five full-time close protection officers — it comes to just over $2.5 million.
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Inside Buttigieg boiler room Monday night, Buttigieg's team was crunching the internal data they were getting from their precinct leaders in 5003,678 precincts across the state, using photos they received of the caucus math to tally up the delegate totals.
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Whatever you want to call it, the system is actually a series of linked Google Forms and Google Sheets that tally up votes as they're entered into the system, supposedly making it easier for precinct captains to accurately keep track.
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But the differences between carbon emissions and short-lived pollutants does demonstrate that humans place complex pressures on the climate system, which make it hard to predict how public shutdowns and economic downturns will actually tally up on a global scale.
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On your birthday, it's impossible to not tally up how many people came out of the woodwork to wish you a happy birthday on Facebook, or which of your friends posted a collage of photos on Instagram as a tribute to you.
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Add in the cost of birth control — which can tally up to $600 a year for pills and top $1,000 for an IUD if you're uninsured — and that's a lot of money for one person to be shelling out on their own.
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Be sure to work out how much you are going to need to launch your idea, and tally up the rough costs for website set-up costs, stock, intellectual property costs, business admin set-up costs, any creative design and launch marketing costs.
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Instead of counting new friends, Mr. Netanyahu was left to tally up old enemies, and in a speech on Saturday night he lashed out, vowing to exact a "diplomatic and economic price" from countries that in his view try to hurt Israel.
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In these cases, you'll need to itemize on your tax return to get the deductions and you won't know if you qualify until you tally up your expenses, but "It's definitely worth the time to figure out if you are eligible," Bronnenkant said.
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Stripe's "works with" program, for example, is a fairly extensive directory of all the services you can integrate with Stripe's basic payments offering both to help it all tally up with your back office systems, and to work with other parts of your business.
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If you have money in a 401(k) or I.R.A., a Roth account and a normal taxable brokerage account (where you'd tally up your long-term capital gains when you withdraw money, under an entirely different set of tax rules), you should have at least some choices come retirement time.
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Rather than serving as a harbinger of some kind, these midnight votes are simply the continuation of a historic tradition that boasts unique quirks: The towns holding these votes are so small that they've historically been able to tally up the ballots and announce the outcomes shortly after the polls open.
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In this 23 paper in Nature Climate Change, scholars at Imperial College London tally up the total amount of CO2 that needs to be reduced by 2050 (relative to a business-as-usual scenario) to stay on a trajectory below 2 degrees Celsius of global average temperature rise, the common UN target.
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Scanning the relatively concise menu at TABLE, I tally up more than a dozen types of seafood from every corner of the world—French blue lobster, live "Flower" crab from the South China Sea, Hokkaido uni, Spanish red prawn, mud crab, crab sashimi, tua tua surf clams, and oysters from every corner of the ocean.
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Here are some of the best ones:Wells Fargo Propel American Express® card — Earns 603x points (3% return) on categories like travel and gas stationsChase Freedom — Earns 5% cash back on rotating quarterly bonus categories up to $1,2500 in purchases each quarter you activate Ink Business Cash Credit Card — Earns 210% to 21% bonus cash back on select categories tailored to business users (on the first $21,250 in combined purchases each account anniversary)Once you tally up your earnings for the year, there's no need to compare the value gained from the rewards to the annual fee you're about to pay.
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" He then added, "Now, what I've said publicly and I want to repeat, if the math doesn't tally up when I get through the next three or four months and I take my message out to the American people and I continue to talk this way about how concerned I am about the country and how much I think we can do so much better under a different process, if the numbers don't add up, I will not run for president, because I will not do anything, whatsoever, to re-elect Donald Trump no one wants to see him fired more than me.
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