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- noun Plural form of
counting .
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Examples
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Control of the observers of the scintillations meant constant crosschecks of their countings and manipulation of their apparatus.
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Taking personal charge of the counting, he added, "Those [countings] obtained by my assistant Mr.W. Kay and myself were always in excellent accord under the most varied conditions."
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In fact we conservatively estimate, after several countings, at least 6,000 to 10,000 cars per hour rolled under each location.
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Is there any way to find out who exactly worked what hours of the countings to see what the "a handful of management types worked overnight and they only counted about 3,000 ballots" means.
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It was this third and final count that tipped the election from the Republican who had won the first two countings over to the Democrat.
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Having been a teller at various postal and other vote countings I think they'd have to be getting way, way too much help from the staff to have numbers with any sort of confidence.
Archive 2007-07-15 2007
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All five hand-countings of the paper ballots were conducted smoothly, without any hassles and were finished in a timely manner.
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All three hand-countings of paper ballots were conducted smoothly and were finished in a timely manner.
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Some countings put the numbers of accused preists at anywhere between 1 in 7, with Boston being the hardest-hit diocese.
Archive 2004-02-01 2004
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Wouldn't you want the Bush filing to work in these countings?
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