We were tallying up all their sins, all their choices.
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But the first quarter's tallying up was rough on each.
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The of process tallying up Best Picture votes is slightly different.
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America does not decide national elections by simply tallying up votes.
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Tallying up these benefits is difficult for all sorts of reasons.
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For me, turning 40 isn't about going bald or tallying up my professional accomplishments.
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The first does the yeoman's work of tallying up federal and state energy subsidies.
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In 22017, the DEA started tallying up what kinds of synthetic opioids it was seizing.
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Rather than tallying up individual votes on specific issues, elected representatives make policy on voters' behalf.
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For them, the Games are not so much about tallying up glories as staving off embarrassment.
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That's when tallying up all those coffeehouse or restaurant receipts can lead to changes in behavior.
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I do not want to overstate this: US elections are not decided by simply tallying up votes.
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This included chemistry lessons on bombmaking and maths classes devoted to tallying up weapons caches, they said.
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As we swing into 22018, the predictions for the trends of the year are already tallying up.
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Tallying up all the animals takes around a week and is a requirement of the zoo's license.
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And to reach its 55 million number, Amazon is tallying up the customers on all of them.
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Not that it's a game of tallying up, but Donald Trump is actually racist and encourages violence.
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Let's not even go down the road of tallying up a collection of these games on working cartridges.
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In fact, media outlets are already tallying up who's going to make what off each of the deals.
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If you're having trouble tallying up her running total of naked covers, we're here to help you out.
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As 2016 comes to a close, we're tallying up the awesome things to look forward to in 2017.
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She's never had to deal with reincarnation or tallying up her points or making friends with a demon.
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But then again, he says, he's not actually tallying up how much this is eating into his business.
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These redemptions drove an acceleration in overall outflows from global emerging market equity funds tallying up to $1.3 billion.
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In addition to tallying up the most recent progress, Friday's report also featured revisions for the past five years.
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Tallying up receipts after each Valentine's Day, subtle signals like champagne sales can signify the state of the economy.
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As of Thursday afternoon, Broward County election officials were still tallying up vote-by-mail ballots and early voting ballots.
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But keeping score in politics -- especially in special elections by simply tallying up wins and losses -- can miss the point.
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Subtract your liabilities from your assetsAfter tallying up the above figures, you'll need to subtract your liabilities from your assets.
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But Airbus managed to eclipse that with a combined value of commercial deals in Dubai tallying up to $52.7 billion.
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Of course, come Monday I would be tallying up all the different situations, and each one was progressively more dangerous.
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When it comes to tallying up the consequences, however, the intentions of those who sold the war don't particularly matter.
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The book charts his weight loss over the course of the following year, tallying up his progress month by month.
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Tallying up and moralizing Twitter's failings is a reliable, near-mandatory media exercise, along with a widespread schadenfreude-tinged public joke.
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" After tallying up all the many factors, they concluded that the CLT building represented a "213% reduction in global warming potential.
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Tallying up the costs makes it clear that trying to live your life away from power outlets doesn't come at a bargain.
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Most categories are chosen by tallying up all of the votes received, and the nominee with the largest amount of vote wins.
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"After tallying up all the coming-and-going seniors, San Antonio was left with a net increase of 2,306 seniors," said SmartAsset.
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They are tallying up the sum of my life — looking for clues, sometimes for answers — for the purpose of pronouncing a verdict.
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Technology has exacerbated the problem, with the Department of Justice in 2017 tallying up scams that cost seniors more than $500 million.
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The numbers are somewhat in limbo, though, likely due to differing definitions of the syndrome and delays in tallying up all the cases.
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In fact, tallying up the votes is so involved, the entire process has been outsourced to the accountants at PricewaterhouseCoopers for over 80 years.
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The South African tycoon is tallying up losses from a share price crash in Steinhoff, a retailer in the throes of an accounting scandal.
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The White House did not respond to requests for a breakdown, but tallying up publicly announced deals, Mr. Trump's figures are inflated and premature.
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We've been tallying up the best deals on a variety of tech products in the lead-up to Presidents' Day; you'll find them below.
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We're told Rachel's still tallying up the damage, but so far it looks like they made off with somewhere between $40,000 and $50,000 in property.
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Essentially, there are just a number of factors — including the US's decentralized voting system overall — that make tallying up final vote counts a time-consuming process.
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Eater notes that the total of 600 may include repeat visits to restaurants, since Grella doesn't clarify exactly how he's tallying up his Fieri-adjacent dining experiences.
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With the Slimane cosign, more feverish words about Sunflower Bean were frantically typed and the numbers of craned necks at their shows kept tallying up and up.
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On Monday, The Fashion Spot released its bi-annual diversity report, tallying up all of the the Fall 2019 model appearances across New York, London, Milan, and Paris.
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But Broward and Palm Beach – both Democratic strongholds – lagged behind the rest of the state in tallying up votes, causing new counts to come in Wednesday and Thursday.
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Whether one is striking up a conversation at a coffee shop or tallying up proximity points with a potential love interest, geography matters in large ways and small.
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Manually tallying up all of my restaurant receipts and seeing the sometimes staggering totals has made it easier for me to decline invites or suggest less expensive alternatives.
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I hope they aren't mindlessly tallying up their stories in a back room to ensure balance, but I also hope they won't worry about critics who claim they are.
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Broward County election officials are still working to tally early voting ballots and vote-by-mail ballots, while officials in Palm Beach are tallying up vote-by-mail ballots.
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Renaissance Macro got to this amount by tallying up the single-day losses in the market over the last year that could be largely attributed to negative news on trade.
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In a piece for The Washington Post, Jonathan Greenberg recounts the difficult task of tallying up the future commander-in-chief's wealth as he built his New York-area real estate empire.
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It entails tallying up all of the nation's natural gas equipment – from household gas meters to wellpads – and estimating an annualized average emission rate for every category and adding it all up.
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If you haven't checked whether your medical expenses could get you a tax break on your 2017 return, it might be worth the chore of digging through records and tallying up receipts.
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Tallying up her tips after a night of feeding US Army personnel and other federal agencies helping to put roofs back on peoples' homes during a thunderstorm, Saida Solis scoffed at the date.
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At the same time, though, it's not that the administration is soberly tallying up monetary costs and benefits of refugee resettlement and clucking its tongue because the balance ends up in the negative.
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Wall Street analysts are tallying up the toll the coronavirus pandemic has taken media conglomerates like Disney and Fox — and the key drivers that could help them in this period of economic turmoil.
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Those counties are lagging behind the rest of the state in tallying up early votes and mail-in ballots, leaving the state of the Senate race between Nelson and Scott up in the air.
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The man explained that she'd been cheated even out of her low pay: Workers at restaurants had been required, illegally, to punch out before tallying up their registers or breaking down French-fry boxes.
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"Traditional adult markers of getting a house, getting married, having kids ... that's 11 years," said housemate Lauren Maunus, tallying up how long it might have taken her, under more ordinary circumstances, to achieve them all.
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Wiese is tallying up losses from a share price crash in Steinhoff, a retailer in the throes of an accounting scandal which has left him seriously out of pocket and stripped off his billionaire status.
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Mexican government officials are still tallying up the economic losses of the magnitude 2000 earthquake that caused widespread damage in the capital, but for the manager of a downtown restaurant it is already all too clear.
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Also today, South Korea's LG announced its Q4 2015 results with its total smartphone sales for 2015 tallying up to just under 60 million units (59.7M) — a marginal rise on the 59.1M it shipped in 2014.
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Tallying up the disruption to the U.S. stock market, J.P. Morgan's Marko Kolanovic estimated last month that the administration's tough talk on trade have contributed to the destruction of more than $1 trillion in market value.
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Ekrem Imamoglu, a young, energetic C.H.P. candidate, was briskly tallying up votes and catching up fast with Mr. Erdogan's chosen man for Istanbul, Binali Yildirim, a former prime minister and former speaker of the Turkish Parliament.
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Yet South Africa's outstanding $14.6 billion hard-currency debt is just a 10th of total public government debt, with local sovereign bonds tallying up to 1.722 trillion rand ($125 billion), according to data from the National Treasury.
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Getting the basics wrong on your 1040 — whether it's writing in your Social Security number or tallying up your expected refund amount — may very well get the IRS wondering what else is off in your financial world.
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The Odense facility, for which land has already been acquired, will be located in the industrial area of Tietgenbyen, and consist of three main server halls tallying up to 184,000 square meters, according to Danish newspaper Fyens.dk.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention measure the vaccine's effectiveness by looking at how many people are showing up in doctors' offices and hospitals with flu, as well as tallying up flu-related hospitalization and death numbers.
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As she listened to prosecutors tallying up the factors that determined jail time in federal court, Jones realized that she would be spending much more than the five or so years she expected in a worst case scenario.
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This is a pretty commonplace feature of modern board games: Games frequently end with players tallying up their scores across a variety of different endgame categories that can cause dramatic swings of fortune at the last possible moment.
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In the years leading up to the Eniac, many companies bought huge electronic tabulating machines — quite useful for tallying up payroll, say — from companies like IBM; women frequently worked as the punch-card operators for these overgrown calculators.
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He proposed a 50-50 split of rent and expenses, after tallying up the cost of extra electricity and gas from Mr. Pourkay's hours of cooking, and of his staff's having to stay late to clean and lock up.
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" Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing and mentor to Warren Buffett, explained the concept of value investing by saying, "In the short run, the market is like a voting machine, tallying up which firms are popular and unpopular.
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So easy, in fact, that you were probably too preoccupied with tallying up your VIB Rouge points for the latest fall offerings to realize that Sephora is also home to one of the most expansive natural beauty sections in the game.
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MSCI's main 21.2-country world index has dropped nearly 21% this month already and with Wall Street futures pointing to a 1.50.5% start in the red for New York, those hoping for a rebound were left tallying up the worries.
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LEONARD S. MARCUS Brooklyn To the Editor: Let us not forget Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the Gold Star parents of Humayun Khan, an Army captain killed in Iraq, when tallying up the people whom Donald Trump has insulted on Twitter.
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For some, a rewarding year-end tradition is settling in with a map and a glass of wine, tallying up all the places traveled in the past year — and making a fresh list of cities to visit once the calendar resets.
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While it won't be live-streamed like the royal weddings of 2018 (even though, ahem, it should be), we are giving the Jonas-Chopra nuptials the royal treatment and tallying up their soon-to-be combined net worth once they are bound in holy matrimony.
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Scientists are getting better at identifying these spots in the genome that confer risk and are now trying to figure out if tallying up these genetic changes — in what's known as a "polygenic risk score" — is useful in trying to predict, and prevent, disease.
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Nike may be tallying up the cost of all those unsold USA sneakers and cutting its losses, but there's no doubt about what the conversation was when it made the decision to do so: It'll be worth it, to further solidify the ethos of the brand.
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Tesla's active short community has made a sport of tallying up executive departures: they count at least 30 gone since June, including the chief information officer, a senior project manager for the battery supply chain, and the system leads for both architecture and design on Autopilot.
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Sinema, the first Democrat to win a Senate election in Arizona since 1976, was announced as the victor of the closely-watched race after election officials spent days tallying up the votes of people who cast their ballots early or via mail, The New York Times reported.
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She said she spent her time tracking the number of ballots sent in to the county board of elections — and then tallying up the number that were collected by employees of McCrae Dowless, who the Washington Post reported would keep the Harris campaign updated on the latest figures.
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Last year, the FCC had given the merger a boost when the agency's Republican majority voted to reinstate the so-called UHF discount, a loophole that allows companies like Sinclair to count just half the reach of ultra-high frequency television stations when tallying up their nationwide audience.
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Industries began tallying up the likely costs of President Trump's latest executive orders this week targeting Huawei, the Chinese telecom manufacturer that sits at the center of the U.S./China trade dispute, after Trump essentially barred all U.S. telecommunications firms from using its equipment and blocked it from access to U.S.-made goods.
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After two weeks of steady theme-park closures, major sporting event cancellations, and film and TV delays or production shutdowns, Wall Street analysts are tallying up the toll the coronavirus pandemic has taken media conglomerates like Disney and Fox — and the key drivers that could help them in this period of economic turmoil.
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Several people who were at the caucuses told VICE News that the precinct chairs, the officials responsible for reporting results, struggled to get the vote tallies to the state's Democratic Party, which is responsible for tallying up the results and declaring a winner in the first state primary contest leading up to November's presidential election.
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After tallying up their own long list of production subsidies and attempting to calculate how those subsidies shift the economic returns of new production, they came to some pretty startling conclusions, emphasis mine: We find that, at recent US oil prices of US$50 per barrel, tax preferences and other subsidies push nearly half of new, yet-to-be-developed oil into profitability.
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Read more: America's No. 1-ranked millennial wealth adviser reveals his 5 definitive tips for young investorsSubramanian and her team identified the stocks that face most risk in two ways: By tallying up the percentage of each stock held by each company's 10 largest shareholders — above 50% for all of the top-rated companies — and by calculating a number called the Herfindahl-Hirshman index, which is used to measure concentration.
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Unfortunately, the team ended the season ranked twelfth out of the 13 member league. Koehn, however, performed well playing in all 14 games, averaging 17.9 points per game and tallying up an average of 36.4 minutes of play per game.
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The player can also press the shoot button once without holding to take a snapshot around Aya. For every picture taken, Aya will need to reload the film from 0% again before she can take another picture. Only photos that contain an image of the boss ("Success" pictures) will be taken into account when tallying up the score.
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Many of the creature comforts such as latrines and showers were still under construction. 8th Bomb Squadron DouglasB-26C-30-DT Invader 44-35267 in black night intruder motif. The night flying missions of the 8th aided in tallying up some incredible figures for locomotive and vehicle "kills". North Koreans found it almost suicidal to move large vehicle convoys by day.
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In Australia the working week begins on Monday and terminates on Friday. An eight-hour working day is the norm. Working three weekdays a fortnight, for example, would therefore be approximately twenty-four hours (including or excluding traditional breaks tallying up to two hours). Some people work overtime with extra pay on offer for those that do, especially for weekend work.
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Memorial Address is Hamasaki's first extended play (EP). It is currently her longest EP with eight tracks, tallying up to nearly 40 minutes. For the album, Hamasaki's record label Avex Trax hired several Japanese musicians, such as Tetsuya Yukumi, Bounceback, CMJK, Dai Nagao, amongst others. Those producers are just some of whom worked with Hamasaki on her fourth studio album, the predecessor Rainbow (2002).
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NUPI today counts Nord as one of their most profiled researchers, together with John Sanness, Johan Jørgen Holst, Martin Sæter, Daniel Heradstveit and Jan Egeland. He was also a prolific popular speaker, tallying up to 200 appearances a year, including events for the EU opposition, the United Nations Association of Norway and Nei til Atomvåpen (No to Nuclear Weapons). He died in January 2014.
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Goals can be set in prior in categories such as Content Production, Content Consumption, and Engagement. At first, Chalkbeat was concerned about whether journalists would adopt MORI, but the reception was positive. In newsrooms, many conversations unfolded about whether an article constituted an impact. Reporters and editors started asking how they could sort data by the articles they had produced previously, and they were tallying up the results of published articles.
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The game is played with the use of four double-sided cards presenting system/site locations (Tatooine, Bespin, Hoth and Endor) revealed one after the other, each turn taking place on different location. The main purpose of the game is control as many locations as possible. Control over a location is checked by tallying up total power of characters. The player with the greater total is considered 'in control' of a location.
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Dvoracek attended Lake Dallas High School in Lake Dallas, Texas where he played football at the positions of defensive tackle and offensive guard. During his senior year, he was named to the Houston Chronicle's Top 100 list and the Dallas Morning News's Texas Top 100. He was also named all-district both on offense and defense in his senior year, while tallying up 79 tackles, 9.5 sacks, four fumble recoveries, and 10 forced fumbles in just seven games.
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Rieck made his first grade debut for Penrith in the 1999 season in the round 11 clash against the Newcastle Knights at Penrith Stadium on 16 May. It took him until round 15 that year until he could finally rack up his first points for the club against the New Zealand Warriors where he would eventually score twice. In total, Rieck played three seasons for Penrith tallying up eight tries in a limited number of opportunities.
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A typical padiddle Padiddle, alternatively spelled pediddle or perdiddle, is a Canadian and American slang term for a vehicle with a burnt-out headlight or brake light or a game involving tallying up sightings of such vehicles. The term Popeye is also used due to it looking like one eye is out or squinting. Fog lights do not count as a padiddle even if used as primary lights. There is no such thing as a double padiddle.
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The player can also press the shoot button once without holding to take a snapshot around the player character. For every picture taken, the player will need to reload the film from 0% again before he can take another picture. Only photos that contain an image of the boss ("Success" pictures) will be taken into account when tallying up the score. New to Double Spoiler over Shoot the Bullet is the option to change the orientation of the shot between landscape to portrait.
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Steadman currently plays for the Buffalo Beauts of the NWHL as a practice player. Citing her position with RMU Hockey, Steadman preferred to play as a practice player to balance hockey and her full-time job. Steadman was named the Player of the Week for the NWHL from November 22 to November 28. She scored the first All Star Game goal in NWHL history and was named MVP of the 1st NWHL All-Star Game, tallying up 2 goals and helping her team to a 9–1 victory.
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The sales tax is charged on clothing that costs more than $175.00, for the amount exceeding $175.00. Massachusetts also charges a use tax when goods are bought from other states and the vendor does not remit Massachusetts sales tax; taxpayers report and pay this on their income tax forms or dedicated forms, though there are "safe harbor" amounts that can be paid without tallying up actual purchases (except for purchases over $1,000). There is no inheritance tax and limited Massachusetts estate tax related to federal estate tax collection.
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Alexander made his first grade debut for the Panthers in the 1984 season as a half-back. His talent quickly became clear and by the end of the season he took out the Rookie of the Year award. The following year Greg continued his good form throughout the season tallying up 194 points (a club record at the time) and earning himself the 1985 Dally M. player of the year award. Greg continued playing with the Panthers for the next several years and become known for his unique ability to score and set up tries, his excellent attacking kicking and his solid defence.
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The number of laps needed to complete a race also increased with each new class. Victory in the challenge modes is the game's ultimate accomplishment. These modes are similar to a championship where players have to race every track to become a champion; however, rather than tallying up points, Challenge mode takes a very single player-centric approach by only allowing progress to the next track by coming in first on the current track. Players can lose the mode by losing all three lives, which are lost by finishing a race in worse than third position.
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Babbage involved himself in well-publicised but unpopular campaigns against public nuisances. He once counted all the broken panes of glass of a factory, publishing in 1857 a "Table of the Relative Frequency of the Causes of Breakage of Plate Glass Windows": Of 464 broken panes, 14 were caused by "drunken men, women or boys". Babbage's distaste for commoners ("the Mob") included writing "Observations of Street Nuisances" in 1864, as well as tallying up 165 "nuisances" over a period of 80 days. He especially hated street music, and in particular the music of organ grinders, against whom he railed in various venues.
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In Soviet practice, workers were however often underpaid, undernourished, and their sacrifice was the Party's method of choice to "circumvent the technical inadequacy". Deadlines for tallying up the results of a socialist emulation were usually set at major socialist and communist holidays or notable dates, like the birthday of Vladimir Lenin or the anniversary of the October Revolution. Winners were awarded both materially and morally. Material awards were money, goods, or perks specific to socialist systems, such as tickets to resorts, authorizations for a trip abroad, right to obtain a dwelling, or a car outside the main queue, etc.
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Kumiko is revealed to be missing at the start of the second part, "Bird as Prophet". Shortly after, Toru finds out through a meeting with Noboru and Malta that Kumiko has apparently been spending time with another man and wants to end her relationship with Toru. Confused, Toru tries several things to calm himself and think through the situation: talking and taking up work with May Kasahara, hiding at the bottom of the well, and loitering around the city looking at people. Work with May involves tallying up people with some degree of baldness at a subway line for a wig company.
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On Thursday afternoons, the children were required to spend two hours tallying up their daily statistics to determine their status in accordance with the concept of Scientology ethics. Depending on the outcome of the graphing, the children would have to take particular steps to improve or maintain their statistics. If the trend was down, potentially negative consequences would follow, such as having privileges revoked or being given only rice and beans to eat. The children were also given weekly E-meter checks to determine whether they were concealing secrets or transgressions, and had to write weekly reports to their parents.
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Many critics commended the composition of the track, Nakata's production, and the group's "vocoder" vocals. "Polyrhythm" was a commercial success, reaching number seven on Japan's Oricon Singles Chart and stayed in the top 300 for 58 weeks, the group's longest spanning charting single to date. "Polyrhythm" has sold over 77,000 units in Japan and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) for digital and physical shipments of 100,000 units in that region, tallying up to 200,000 shifted units. A music video was shot for "Polyrhythm"; it features Perfume singing the song in a white room, with additional computer-generated imagery of various objects and living figures.
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In the first leg in the playoffs for the third spot for the Copa Sudamericana in Club Deportes Concepció stadium, Herrera scored a brace in a 2–2 draw against Club Universidad de Chile on 27 July 2011. In the second leg in the playoffs for the third spot for the Copa Sudamericana Club Universidad de Chile (host) won 2–0, eliminating Club Deportes Concepción out of the Copa Sudamericana. Despite the club lose the spot in the Copa Sudamericana, Herrera played strong in the league scoring 11 goal, being the scorer of the tournament. Towards the end of the season, Herrera scored 16 goals, tallying up in total of 27.
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Retrieved 26 April 2019 He moved to Hollywood after World War II, and maintained a high profile as a session musician, recording with such stars as Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Nat King Cole, Doris Day and Bobby Darin. According to Tom Lord's Jazz Discography, Kellner appeared on 120 sessions between 1925 and 1970, but this excludes sessions not categorized as jazz. Eugene Chadbourne wrote: "If a musician's popularity was based purely on a system of tallying up each time their playing had been heard by an individual set of ears, then perhaps the superstars of the music business would be people such as... Murray Kellner".Biography by Eugene Chadbourne, Allmusic.com.
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Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) is upset that Darryl Philbin (Craig Robinson) will be leaving Dunder- Mifflin to join Athlead, Jim Halpert's (John Krasinski) startup. He tries to browbeat Darryl into staying with Dunder-Mifflin by tallying up his perceived job failures since taking the Athlead job and holding a meeting on customer loyalty with a customer he describes as "enraged", but who demurs at the characterization. When this is ineffective, Dwight joins Darryl's delivery run to make the job more "fun", including ordering a milkshake at a fast food drive-through and throwing it at the server, shouting "Fire in the hole!" Morally outraged, Darryl forces Dwight to stay behind and clean up the mess, whereupon another customer pulls the same prank on Dwight himself.
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In 1976–77, Klassen played for the struggling Barons and increased his scoring to 14 goals in 80 games. A solid two-way player, he was a consistent contributor to the team; however, it did not help the dismal play of the hapless Barons who won only 47 games in their two NHL seasons. In the 1977–78 season, after playing 13 games for the Barons, he was traded to the Colorado Rockies on January 9, 1978, as part of a deal with Fred Ahern for Chuck Arnason and Rick Jodzio. In Colorado, Klassen played 44 games. Still in Colorado in the 1978–79 season, Klassen played the majority of the team's schedule, 64 games, tallying up 19 points for a team which won 15 games. Klassen was sent down to the minors, where he split the year playing 18 games for the Philadelphia Firebirds, Colorado's affiliate in the American Hockey League. Klassen still holds a record for being with the most NHL teams in one day; Klassen was claimed by the Hartford Whalers from Colorado in the 1979 NHL Expansion Draft on June 13, 1979. Hartford immediately traded him to the New York Islanders for Terry Richardson.
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