Back at the ranch, burgers and dogs are fired up, a keg of Old Dominion Pale Ale is tapped and points are tallied. |
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Points were given for successful answers and were tallied up at the end of the day. |
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With no actual paper trail, votes could be tallied and lost, or not even counted at all. |
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The attackman from Duxbury tallied three points in the semifinal loss to second-ranked Virginia. |
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Last November, the discrepancy between the presidential exit polls and the tallied count was far beyond the margin for error. |
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Votes will be tallied at counting centres in the presence of candidate representatives and the media. |
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The membership total is tallied by counting the number of people who have paid dues in the last 18 months. |
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The votes are tallied separately, but count together to determine the winner. |
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The list can be tallied at your local grocery store and your larder restocked with a regular weekly delivery. |
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Boone Country has only 19,000 registered voters, but when the software tallied up the chits, it claimed that 144,000 votes had been cast. |
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At school, Carrie had tallied up the number of votes and posted a huge Bristol board outside the cafeteria. |
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With 11 candidates, the Ballymote Electoral area is sure to be one to watch out for when the votes are being tallied up. |
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We tallied the total acreage of each of the three relevant soil series in every county within the Ridge and Valley using the county soil surveys. |
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We carefully examined each of the 134 graphs and tallied errors on a checklist of common graphing errors we developed. |
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Within each nesting block, we tallied the number of avian nest predators observed. |
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With hundreds of thousands of troops overseas, how will those votes be tallied and collected? |
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The weighted scores for each ulcer were then tallied to obtain a cumulative score. |
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There were concerns that some votes weren't tallied, that people didn't know how to use the machines. |
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The two sticks could then be compared to see if they tallied to prevent me adding a mark or you erasing a mark on the sticks. |
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Because of these issues, conclusions from systematic reviews cannot simply be tallied to provide an evidence summary. |
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At the end of the program, students tally up their individual reading, and class totals are tallied as well. |
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Warning signals can be tallied in the multiplication of conflicts, intolerance, exclusion, the most abject poverty and ecological catastrophies. |
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Goldstein also tallied 23 disposals and laid eight tackles to rival Waite for best-on-ground honours in the rout. |
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Of the three reports last week, the first one tallied the loss of manufacturing jobs. |
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Our principal tallied the results and we identified the five most important issues to deal with in that school year. |
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This format presents one summary file of all the tallied numbers and total response counts. |
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They also receive a government-issued National Vaccination Record, on which the vaccines they receive throughout their lives will be tallied. |
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The large differences lead us to suspect that costs, collections or both were not tallied the same way. |
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Each position category is then tallied to arrive at a direction, rather than a decision. |
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They were analyzed and tallied and then discussed with the taskforce taking charge of this project. |
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Both present problems for ballot integrity since it is important that every vote cast be tallied as the voter intended. |
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Founded in difficult times, the company counted just twenty subscribers and tallied up losses in its first year of operation. |
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Although the statistics haven't been tallied yet, Kidd can say anecdotally that success is beginning to blossom. |
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On the other hand, close-ended questions are more readily tallied and analyzed than open-ended ones. |
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The Daily Beast has tallied up a rough estimate of the cost of the initial air trikes in Syria. |
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When the department meets to discuss the case, the discussion is confidential and the vote is tallied by secret ballot. |
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Unmoved by a chorus of anguished cries, the Biltmore crew calmly rounded up the glasses, tallied the tabs and shrugged off entreaties for special dispensation. |
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So he counted, and tallied, and counted his tallies, and when he was done he tossed the letters on the bed, flung himself full-length, and sighed. |
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John Feeney from Grange has been a tallyman for Fianna Fail for over 25 years and has tallied at every election, both local and national, during that time. |
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Every campaign has a moment or two that is recalled long after the votes are tallied. |
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Indeed, the very high ratios for Washington and Texas compared to the other states make us suspect that they have not tallied costs and collections the same way. |
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He tallied 52 knock outs and held the championship from 1937 to 1949, the longest span of any heavyweight titleholder. |
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When the points were tallied up, May won easily due to his car being in the best condition so having the lowest restoration cost. |
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The fare includes the 'drop', a set amount that is tallied for getting into the taxi plus the 'per mile' rate as has been set by the City. |
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These votes will be tallied and added to a 5th public vote, determined through online voting presented by Goombah. |
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Since we will be asking questions about births in the last six years in subsequent sections of the questionnaire, the total number of children who were born in this period needs to be tallied here for future reference. |
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At the end of 2009 this project had already tallied 15 million work hours. |
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She tallied the eggs laid by female multicolored Asian ladybugs given plenty of aphids. |
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Also, LLF activity was given as 22 April to 31 October: since this study focused on the breeding period, only flights during the April-June period should have been tallied. |
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Elvis Pavon scored for North in the 29th minunte, and Colin Marshall tallied a goal in the 36th minute. |
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He mentioned that when he tallied up the assets and currency of greatest value from three decades in the corporate world, he found out the network which he had established in Canada and elsewhere was his most prized asset. |
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Canadian cattle prices tumbled during the week ending February 10 and further declines are likely when all the numbers are tallied for the current week. |
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Survey data shows a synopsis of tallied numbers and information. |
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This is not what the world is, though, and the reality is that the final value judgement when it comes to Sean Monahan will be tallied by businessmen. |
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When the Wall Street Journal tallied up 700 economic predictions made by 14 members of the Federal Reserve between 2009 and 2012, Yellen was ahead of the entire field. |
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Attendance numbers are still being tallied in Newfoundland too, but Jennifer Walsh of the Department of Natural Resources, said preliminary figures show about 6,000 people attended Open Farm Day in her province. |
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When TNS asked a sample of consumers to keep spending diaries, the incomings and outgoings of the very poorest roughly tallied but better-off consumers were spending up to seven times their declared incomes. |
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Once all the votes are tallied, the results are handed to the speaker who declares the result. |
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The responses will be tallied, the number of people from France, Germany, Italy, China will be identified-as the questionnaire asks: Are you white, Chinese-you can be Chinese without ever setting foot in China. |
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Bets are made, successes tallied, and laughter rings out into the night. |
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In all, the Doobies have tallied up five top 10 singles and 16 top 40 hits. |
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After all the votes have been tallied, successive quotients are calculated for each party. |
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At the terminal, all passengers are issued a boarding number, which is collected upon boarding, tallied, and then cross-checked against the names on the manifest maintained ashore. |
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Mealtime is a social occasion with nary a calorie tallied. |
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The actual loss, in both spilled tanks and barrels, cannot be tallied yet. |
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I found pieces of tiles that exactly tallied with the channel. |
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As Whitman is the expansive embracer of the large and the list, Dickinson is the anatomist of singular experience, tallied acutely and fearlessly from within. |
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