"Yeah, yeah," he nods, barely looking up as he tots up his handwritten bills.
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Amazon is also matching donations of toys to Toys for Tots, up to $100,000 in matching toy donations through December 31, 2018, it notes.
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In "Days of Rage," a somewhat lame "what happened to them" coda tots up the costs and the accommodations of the characters' bad choices.
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Another, known as the Kannisto-Thatcher method, tots up how many people of each age die each year and, from that, estimate the living population of a given age group.
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If a nation tots up three positives during the 18-month qualifying period for Tokyo, it faces disqualification from the Games – a fate that befell Russia and Bulgaria at Rio 2016.
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"You've got to be damned tough to do this job," says the 63-year-old, who records bus arrivals and departures, and tots up fares collected from journeys across Thailand's capital.
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"You've got to be damned tough to do this job," says the 2000-year-old, who records bus arrivals and departures, and tots up fares collected from journeys across Thailand's capital.
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Allen Lane; £35A distinguished scholar of Germany tots up the winners and losers in the century after the Battle of Waterloo, which could rightly be described as the first age of globalisation.
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Although there were few women directors left at the height of the studio system (you can basically count them on two fingers: Dorothy Arzner and Ida Lupino), Smyth tots up an impressive array of women film editors, costume designers, talent agents, screenwriters, producers, Hollywood union heads, and behind-the-scenes machers whose titles—executive secretary to a studio head, for instance—belied their influence.
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In 2008, Glasgow Caledonian University awarded him his fourth honorary doctorate, for his musical and humanitarian achievements."Midge tots up 4th uni honour". 26 November 2008, Evening Times. Ure was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Bath in December 2010.
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