“If no individual candidate gains a majority of first preference votes on the first count, the candidate receiving the least first preference votes is then eliminated automatically from the next count.”

“The official count stands at more than 6,300 residents.”

“Once our investigations are complete, you will be charged with a count of murder for each person you unlawfully sentenced to death.”

“If no individual candidate gains a majority of first preference votes on the first count, the candidate receiving the least first preference votes is then eliminated automatically from the next count.”

“The official count stands at more than 6,300 residents.”

“Once our investigations are complete, you will be charged with a count of murder for each person you unlawfully sentenced to death.”

“This issue came to a head at the end of 1575 when the States of Holland and Zealand offered their joint countship to Elizabeth.”

“His countship was Napoleonic, but he was always an opponent of the emperor's policy.”

“In the middle ages arlon was the seat of a powerful countship, held after 1235 by the dukes of Luxemburg.”

“The countification of e-mail mirrors some other recent developments in tech-talk.”

“At the heart of all fundamental theories is the concept of countability.”

“Throughout the article X will denotes the topological Hausdroff group, written additively, which satisfies the first axiom of countability.”

“The PN space under the strong topology is a Hausdorff space and satisfies the first countability axiom.”

“But, for her, countlessness or ungovernable multiplicity is a problem, too.”

“The distribution and control of offices, such as countships, abbacies, and bishoprics, became the main foci of the political rivalries.”

“The Knight of the Wood's squire also believes that knight errants' squires receive governorships of islands and countships too.”

“In Spain, no countships of wider importance exist, except in the former Spanish march.”