" [Sun-Sentinel] Overheated vote tallying machines: "Meanwhile, problems continued in Palm Beach County, where tallying machines overheated while working overtime.
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Mike is tallying the days since he last saw Eleven.
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There are 179 counting centers tallying the vote across Congo.
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We were tallying up all their sins, all their choices.
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Tallying the nationwide vote could take up to two weeks.
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But the first quarter's tallying up was rough on each.
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Their investigators were still busy identifying and tallying the remains.
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None of the systems targeted were involved in vote tallying.
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The company is still tallying how many UK residents are affected.
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He added an exclamation point, defensively, by tallying four blocked shots.
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The of process tallying up Best Picture votes is slightly different.
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The systems are responsible for programming voting machines and tallying votes.
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European governments and research institutions have started tallying the potential damage.
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America does not decide national elections by simply tallying up votes.
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Carl Soderberg played in 80 games this season, tallying 14 points.
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Tallying up these benefits is difficult for all sorts of reasons.
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Above, tallying the final votes at the capitol in Madison, Wis.
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Tennessee is still searching for tornado victims and tallying the damage.
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The targets included voter registration systems but not vote-tallying software.
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Still, the ongoing count is delaying the final tallying of delegates.
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Results are then sent to a national tallying center in Nairobi.
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They said that the systems targeted were not involved in vote tallying.
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With California still tallying results, Biden has 433 delegates to Sanders's 388.
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If you itemize deductions, you're claiming individual deductions and tallying it up.
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Polling stations, equipment and election tallying are controlled by the central government.
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So it will abandon the use of computer technology for vote tallying.
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"No," Mr. Manchin told the woman who was tallying votes in the chamber.
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Hulu with Live TV managed to do even better, tallying 175,000 new viewers.
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The observer team cast doubt on the integrity of the vote tallying process.
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The winner is decided by tallying the total scores from the participating gymnasts.
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Until now, the Clinton campaign declined to comment on the potential re-tallying.
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This is their longest home winning streak since tallying 24 straight from Nov.
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Cullinan estimated that he spends around 250 to 300 hours meticulously tallying results.
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The report states that Russian actors did not compromise any "vote tallying" systems.
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None of the systems targeted were involved in actual vote tallying, officials said.
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Pastrnak has six goals in his last two games after tallying four Monday.
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Poll workers began tallying votes in the capital Bissau soon after 1700 GMT.
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We're tallying the results here — the definitive moment should come around 11 p.m. Eastern.
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Why do you have to start tallying the nice things you do for me?
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Officials maintain that none of the systems targeted were involved in actual vote tallying.
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Well, they take time, mainly in the tallying of assets and in the negotiating.
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Other mayors were still tallying numbers of those left homeless in their own towns.
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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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Ronald Acuna Jr. also homered for Atlanta, which won despite tallying only three hits.
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Vote counting in the run-off was delayed after disagreement over the tallying method.
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But it missed on revenue, tallying $37.04 billion in the quarter ending Nov. 24.
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When it comes to tallying your tax deductions, it can pay to get creative.
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Even before those tariffs take effect, Xero is tallying losses from the trade war.
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Officials maintain that the systems targeted by Russia were not involved in vote tallying.
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Moscow's effort included targeting state and local election systems not involved in vote tallying.
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The Braves scored their most runs since tallying eight against the Nationals on Sept. 212.
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For decades, retired British insurance broker Tim O'Donovan has been tallying the royals' public appearances.
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In 22017, the DEA started tallying up what kinds of synthetic opioids it was seizing.
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Trump's margin of victory in Pennsylvania is shrinking as more counties finish tallying their votes.
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Tallying all of these companies up, the overall distribution tilts strongly toward the lower end.
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Spotify says that number may end up being higher, when it finishes tallying the results.
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Facebook came in as WPP's second most expensive client with spending totals tallying $1 billion.
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A small number of networks were compromised, but none that involved the tallying of votes.
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Since then, he has appeared in 1,566 games, tallying 1,478 points (413 goals, 1,065 assists).
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After the tallying stopped, however, it was Booker who became the talk of the NBA.
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Dr. Fischer began taking photographs, thousands of them, and tallying the species along the road.
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The question everyone's asking: will tallying the votes go easier than it did in Iowa?
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) to promote the tallying of LGBT people on federal surveys. Rep.
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The ElectionGuard technology won't be responsible for tallying votes in the Wisconsin primary election, however.
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Tallying the changes, Boeing's book-to-bill ratio is 12.23, below the target of 1.0.
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Rudolph appeared in 10 games on the year, starting eight, tallying a 5-3 record.
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Baylor forward Mark Vital nearly outrebounded the Wildcats (7-4), tallying a game-high 16 boards.
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Tallying only reports made under the harder-to-find complaints procedure led to artificially low numbers.
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The rich world, for its part, cajoled China into accepting uniform guidelines for tallying those emissions.
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Vivo and Oppo round out the list, tallying 11 percent and 10 percent of shipments, respectively.
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Washington is a vote-by-mail state and elections officials will continue tallying ballots next week.
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In the most recent elections in 2013, electronic tallying equipment failed, stoking voter concerns of fraud.
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Rather than tallying up individual votes on specific issues, elected representatives make policy on voters' behalf.
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Buffalo LW Matt Moulson enters with a 38-game goal-scoring drought, last tallying Nov. 1.
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For them, the Games are not so much about tallying up glories as staving off embarrassment.
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Bogdanovic was the main offensive weapon, tallying 423 points, while Mitchell tossed in a dozen more.
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There were allegations of voting irregularities, and numerous problems were reported in tallying every last vote.
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Jarnkrok scored for the third time in five games, tallying at 17:55 of the first.
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And, the Census Bureau itself noted, methods for tallying the population have changed slightly over time.
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Fears of hacking and outside interference were rife, so all vote tallying was done by hand.
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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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It was the reporting process that epically collapsed, necessitating extra time for collecting and tallying final results.
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For comparison, Spotify recently passed 100 million paying customers globally, with Apple tallying more than 50 million.
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Popularity among young people was then measured by tallying Teen Choice Award nominations for the respective stars.
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Tight end Travis Kelce paced the Chiefs' offense, tallying 133 yards and a touchdown on seven catches.
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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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And if you post it right away, tallying likes can take you out of the current moment.
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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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Jeff Colyer cut in half Officials acknowledge vote-tallying error in the Republican gubernatorial primary in Kansas.
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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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The team combined for three scores on the ground after tallying only seven all of last season.
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Leaderboards are also available for this mode, tallying your total wins, the game's creator, Matt Wiechec, explains.
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Tip: Try tallying the number of times per day you compare yourself to someone else, even indirectly.
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In keeping with the spirit of Russ, though, let's forget the tallying and focus on the particular.
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In 1980, when NOAA first started tallying records, there were only three such disasters, adjusted for inflation.
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Boston blew the game open courtesy of a wild fifth inning, tallying eight hits and eight runs.
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Patriots wide receiver Deion Branch won the MVP award after tallying 133 receiving yards and 11 catches.
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He started as a tallyman, making $5.95 a day for tallying the lumber output from the loggers.
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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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Additionally, the DHS last year said the Russians were unable to access "vote tallying systems" in 2016.
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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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Ballots will be brought to Augusta for tallying by couriers hired by the state, according to the newspaper.
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It was Ritchie's first score since tallying in his first shift as a Bruin in their season opener.
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For the second year in a row, we're tallying their venture investments by round count and dollar totals.
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That includes tallying how much I exercise, how often I use my phone and how well I sleep.
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She often worked six days a week tallying the number of Democrats and Republicans who had recently voted.
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Sean Rodriguez drove in a pair of runs for the Pirates, who won despite tallying only four hits.
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Reagan emphasized the fact that the hackers only accessed voter registration data, not any mechanism for tallying votes.
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The 6-foot, 189-pounder has made 13 appearances with the Blues, tallying four goals and two assists.
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DHS assesses that the types of systems Russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying.
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The company boasted of strong prepaid performance (53,000 adds), tallying 1.4M for the year between Cricket and GoPhone.
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In the following election in 2013, won by Kenyatta, electronic tallying equipment failed, stoking voter concerns of fraud.
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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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He has four markers and seven assists in 11 playoff games after tallying only six regular season goals.
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It's odd to consider that our understanding of historical atmospheric shifts depends on the careful tallying of minutiae.
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SPXHC gained 1.3 percent, making it the best-performing group and tallying its seventh straight day of gains.
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He also played 276 games with the Tucson Roadrunners of the AHL, tallying 22019 goals and 218 assists.
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And during the recount, Bush called for Snipes to be removed from office once the tallying was completed.
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This independent scanning and tallying doubles the defense against hackers and is much more affordable than hand-counting.
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Friedmann was among those who found themselves tallying possible pros and cons before deciding to take the plunge.
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After tallying eight turnovers in the first quarter, Utah had just seven total over the remaining three quarters.
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I'm filling in this week for Charlotte, who's off tallying her losses from the recent stock market dive.
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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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When Mr. Siwoff took control of Elias, it was tallying basic baseball records for newspapers and wire services.
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In 2019, a wave of layoffs hit the industry, with Business Insider tallying at least 7,800 jobs lost.
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The figures tallying the mass death of Australian critters have ricocheted around the internet, causing apprehension and grief.
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The results are an interesting indication of how an outcome can change due to a different tallying system.
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Therefore, only the results, and not the forms, were sent to the tallying center, often by text message.
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Therefore, only the results, not the forms, were sent to the national tallying center, often by text message.
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But some of them are weirdly specific, like Virginia Beach, Virginia tallying the most searches for Channing Tatum. trends.embed.
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By tallying when those heavy isotopes were more common, the researchers were able to create rainfall and humidity estimates.
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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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The Oilers' scoring leader with 19 points, McDavid has gone nine contests without a goal - last tallying on Oct.
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India's imports of crude oil have also stalled in recent months, tallying with weaker economic growth in the country.
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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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The women either take part in the shooting of partridges and pheasants or help with tallying their partner's haul.
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Russian actors were not found to have targeted U.S. systems that are involved in tallying votes, the report said.
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U.S. small-cap stocks rallied on the expectation of lower taxes, tallying their biggest single-day gain since March.
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Captain Henrik Sedin enters with a 16-game goal-scoring drought since tallying versus Buffalo on Dec. 7. 1.
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He looked surprisingly swift in tallying 15 points, 13 rebounds, and two blocks across 24 minutes in his return.
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Chicago recovered by scoring six of the next seven goals, tallying three apiece in the second and third periods.
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"We are losing the debate over electability," Sanders said bluntly, tallying his losses in Mississippi, Missouri, Idaho and Michigan.
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An app that was initially supposed to help ease the reporting process failed, which led to delays in tallying.
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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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Remaining nations fell into the ROW — rest of world — column, tallying about 75 percent of people on the planet.
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It came as the official figures tallying those infected by the coronavirus known as 2019-nCoV continued to rise.
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Tinkering with lineups and tallying fantasy points helps prisoners to overcome loneliness and depression that accompany a lengthy sentence.
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Insurance companies are still tallying the damage for some of these events, so these costs may yet rise further.
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Sanders's campaign indicated it would ask for a recount, a significantly more intensive vote tallying process than a recanvass.
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The National Association of Secretaries of State - who are responsible for tallying votes - said it welcomed the convention's efforts.
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Tallying scholarly publications to evaluate their authors has been common since the invention of scientific journals in the 256th century.
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Republicans had sued Snipes the night before, accusing her of hiding records and committing "fraud" in tallying midterm election results.
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Before that, he spent six seasons with Premier League squad Tottenham, tallying 43 goals and 22 assists in 146 matches.
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In tallying the redactions, CNN counted both the instances and the total number of lines by each type of redaction.
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Multiple counties are still tallying hundreds of thousands of outstanding ballots, so it's very possible things will continue to change.
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The major U.S. indexes each closed up more than 1 percent, tallying their best three-day run in four months.
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Oklahoma City scored 17 points in the first 6 1/2 minutes before tallying 29 the rest of the half.
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Simmonds pulled the Flyers even with 3:17 remaining in the second period, tallying his 18th goal of the season.
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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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The women will either take part in the shooting of partridges and pheasants or help with tallying their partner's haul.
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Beyond saying that the targeted systems were not involved in vote tallying, officials have provided few details about the effort.
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A combination of muffed shots, miscounts and only tallying good shots can portray a grander game than the real version.
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As most experts see it, though, actual vote-tallying systems may be the least likely target for a cyber-attack.
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They feature paper ballots that, after you mark them up with your vote, are scanned into a vote-tallying machine.
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Caucus states are even easier, as it only means changing party rules and choosing among relatively inexpensive ballot-tallying options.
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U.S. officials have said that the effort involved targeting election systems not involved in vote tallying in 85033 different states.
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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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"For me, it's the biggest pleasure," she said, tallying the 30 or so friends and family members on her list.
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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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He had the Democratic nominee on the ropes in Thursday's election, tallying twice as many votes -- 51,804 to Haney's 26,224.
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Some claim their monitors did not receive final counts or were asked to leave polling stations before tallying was finished.
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A Maricopa County judge ruled that counties should continue tallying votes, though he set a follow-up hearing on Friday.
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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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In this period, many of our current public health approaches, including tallying fatalities, emerged in response to outbreaks of plague.
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With researchers tallying California's marijuana sales at $7.7 billion last year, the so-called green rush has already turned gold.
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Loaisiga has appeared in six games (three starts) for New York, tallying a 1-1 record and a 5.12 ERA.
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Before his death, the election official, Christopher Msando, reassured the public that the collection and tallying of votes was watertight.
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"When Russia attacked our election equipment in the 2016 presidential election, they didn't hack our vote-tallying machines," Davis said.
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Electoral turnout for the 2016 election was low and 10% of sheets tallying votes were thrown out because of irregularities.
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U.S. officials have said Moscow targeted 220006 states' election systems not involved in vote tallying ahead of the 2202 election.
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They're tallying traveler queries and building schedules around their searches as they edge toward crowdsourcing where and when they fly.
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Usually, we just Venmo whatever is needed in the moment, rather than tallying things up and doing it all later.
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The government doesn't currently count citizens as thoroughly as it does the total population, tallying every person on every block.
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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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They show his doodling in pencil or ink to tweak the design, and his tallying of building costs in the margins.
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Dairy farmers in the region, who produce 10 percent of the milk in the United States, are now tallying their losses.
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Goudelock played just a tick under five minutes, tallying three points on 3-for-4 foul shooting, and one ass pass.
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Indeed, Wall Street watchers have made something of a parlor game tallying and mocking Kudlow's incorrect — sometimes stunningly so — economic predictions.
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Rose led the charge with 17 points while Ernest Aflakpui, Alston and Pierre-Louis provided secondary scoring, tallying six points apiece.
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He insisted that the neither Microsoft nor the parties were motivated by any previous issues in the more analog tallying system.
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Per Synergy, he generates 1.25 points per possession (which places him in the 113th percentile) after tallying just 0.95 last season.
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Microsoft did offer to help out with the vote tallying efforts, in an attempt to show off its cloud computing muscle.
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Robert Quinn and company hassled Russell Wilson all afternoon, with Quinn tallying his first sack of 2016 in the second quarter.
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Most fund managers are still tallying their returns and some have indicated they benefited as the stock market rebounded last 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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The Dodgers' ace left-hander handcuffed Houston in Game 24 by allowing one run over seven innings while tallying 21 strikeouts.
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A decade ago, vote tallying was abruptly stopped and the incumbent president declared the winner, triggering an outcry from Odinga's camp.
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That Saturday afternoon found Marc Gilbert, a 49-year-old consultant from Toronto, carefully tallying the wine bottles in his basket.
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But in late October the impressive-albeit-relatively-unreliable statistics he's amassed carry less weight than how he looks tallying them.
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While Senate Whip John Cornyn of Texas stood over the vote tallying sheet watching it closely, McConnell stood to the side.
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Protracted vote tallying, in which election officials continue to count provisional and mail-in ballots after the polls close, is routine.
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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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Perhaps you were wondering what we meant when we mentioned that Iowa Democratic Party officials were tallying results on paper worksheets.
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He had eight sacks and played 22019 percent of the snaps, starting 214 games and tallying 22 tackles and one interception.
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Only 10 US sustainability-linked loans have come to the market so far tallying roughly US$10.5bn, according to Refinitiv LPC.
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And while Trump repeatedly cited economic studies tallying the cost of staying in the Paris deal, others have examined its benefits.
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Coverage of major bills focuses more on whip counts and the tallying of winners and losers than the consequences of legislation.
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Hamels finished off his 16th career complete game by retiring 13 of the last 14 batters he faced and tallying 96 pitches.
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Calgary RW Michael Frolik is looking for his first goal since tallying 49 seconds into overtime against Arizona on Nov. 16. 2.
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In the last century, the Electoral College has remained a purely accounting scheme, a way of tallying votes and choosing a winner.
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Jordan Chatman led the Eagles with 230 points, with Ky Bowman scoring 24, Jairus Hamilton adding 13 and Nic Popovic tallying 11.
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The items, which ICE finished tallying on Tuesday, constituted the biggest counterfeit seizure for ICE's Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) in the area.
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Why is he here: Piatti has been Montreal Impact's best player throughout the MLS season, tallying 11 assists and scoring 16 goals.
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With Facebook users tallying billions of views for short food videos — spend a minute with a luscious wedge of caramel chocolate cake!
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Kemppainen, 27, is in his first NHL season and has appeared in 35 games with Boston, tallying one goal and two assists.
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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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But the Court again decided that such tallying was not required; it said the Hialeah ordinances did not come close to constitutionality.
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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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In a brief press conference Tuesday night, Odinga said that official polling agents had not followed official procedure when they tallying votes.
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Leading goal scorer James Neal (15) has been held in check of late, tallying in only four of his last 22 contests.
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Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson combined for 210 points on 210-of-212 shooting, with Thompson tallying 23 and five 133-pointers.
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GOT megafan and YouTube wizard Leon Andrew Razon has created an incredible compilation tallying every death in GOT history. Every. Single. One.
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More than 400 international election monitors were deployed across the country to monitor voting, the tallying process and the post-election period.
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He spent his first four NFL campaigns with the Bills, tallying 20 receptions for 144 yards and three scores from 2011-14.
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With 700,000 provisional ballots slowing the counting, it took a full month for the state to finish tallying its presidential primary results.
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None of the systems targeted were involved in vote tallying, and officials maintain that there is no evidence any votes were altered.
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Sestito, 28, played in four NHL regular-season games with Pittsburgh this year, tallying an assist against the Capitals on April 7.
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And obscure rules that vary from state to state governing delegate allotment and proxy balloting make for confusing inconsistencies when tallying results.
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Counties can hire a scanning and tallying company, as Florida and Vermont do, or use open-source software as Humboldt County does.
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He has played in 208 regular season games, tallying a 124-59-15 record with 18 shutouts and a 2.55 GAA and .
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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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It said the electoral board must do a better job of publicly explaining the processes it would follow in tallying the vote.
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The list is compiled by tallying the votes of 1,000 international restaurant industry experts and "well-traveled gourmets," according to a statement.
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If we ever get cross-platform figures, then we'll be even closer to a certain old-school model of tallying commercial success.
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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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There is no reason for any voting machine, vote tallying or vote totals transmission and storage to be connected to the internet.
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It was yet another stubbornly close Florida election thrown into the legal and logistical mess of a statewide re-tallying of ballots.
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The mail system makes the vote tallying process stretch for days and could delay knowing the winner until later in the week.
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You can count their ballots by visiting any American cemetery in North Africa, Italy, France or Belgium and tallying the white headstones.
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The Inquirer kept a running list tallying the drug-war casualties it was able confirm — until February, when police stopped sharing information.
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Before the internet, we spent long nights with paper records, tallying our stories, joining our voices, finding ways to amplify our truths.
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If you've decided that your group tends to do a bring-your-own kind of thing, you aren't really tallying things up.
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Individuals and organizations were targeted but, thankfully, none of the vote-tallying or data-recording systems used in our elections were compromised.
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Through the first 28 games of the playoffs, he averaged 22:47 of ice time while tallying a goal and two assists.
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Both in the United States and internationally, Netflix surpassed its own forecast, tallying nearly 94 million for the quarter ending Dec. 31.
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The winners will earn more than bragging rights for crafting the best dunk or tallying the most three-pointers in 70 seconds.
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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 following night, he hit another five threes in a win against the Phoenix Suns, while tallying a career-high 28 points.
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This is why, because Trump lies so nonchalantly and broadly, the practice of tallying his lies can end up being weirdly counterproductive.
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Hunt finished his college career as the all-time leading rusher at Toledo, tallying 4,945 rushing yards and averaging 6.3 yards per carry.
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Rajoelina had 54.86 percent of the vote compared to 45.14 percent for Ravalomanana, the commission said after tallying 92 percent of the results.
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On March 20th, obeying that same executive order, ICE issued the first of what are to be weekly reports tallying rejected "detainer" requests.
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First, we learned that the second season will be longer than the first, tallying a total nine episodes instead of the previous eight.
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Welch presented another chart tallying what he believed was business income that flowed through Manafort's overseas accounts that wasn't reported to the IRS.
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"For me, I'm 36 and it's about $40,000," Armstrong said after tallying what the "pink tax" has cost her over her to date.
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But McCrory told supporters early on Wednesday that the process of tallying an unknown number of provisional ballots could take until Nov. 18.
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International observers, including former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, had said they saw no manipulation of voting and tallying at polling stations.
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That estimate came from tallying the numbers of men and women who had contributed work at three top machine learning conferences in 2017.
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Ultimately, storm damage totals will come from estimates of insured and uninsured losses and disaster assistance payments, not from tallying property assessment values.
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We did not see any evidence of voter tallying, that is the mechanical process of counting votes in any of the 50 states.
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Scott appeared on "Fox & Friends," where he criticized elections officials in the state over a lack of transparency and for improperly tallying votes.
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Officials maintain that none of the systems targeted were involved in vote tallying and that there is no evidence any votes were changed.
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Since joining the club in 2014, Suarez has scored 157 goals in the Spanish league and Europe combined while also tallying 75 assists.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.), gaveling her down as she tried to speak during the official tallying of the vote on the House floor.
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Randomly selected units should also be used as "test only" machines on Election Day, to check that they are tallying the votes correctly.
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We're almost done tallying our Q2 fundraising, but here's 1 incredible stat: Nearly 9400 ppl in MA donated to our campaign in Q2.
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In Sochi, Kessel was often dominant, tallying 6 points as the United States won silver, losing to Canada in the gold medal game.
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The number has not changed despite several academic assessments concluding that death certificates did not come close to tallying the storm's fatal toll.
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Our lesson plan "Backyard Science: Tallying Local Species to Learn About Diversity" provides details on how to complete a species tally activity. 2.
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"Holy Ghost," at No. 2, is the latest from John Sandford, whose son, Roswell Camp, has begun tallying his father's use of profanities.
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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 tallying the time each task took, the researchers found that in VR, threading the nanotube and tying the knot went much quicker.
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But Saccone and his allies can request a recount after all the counties have completed their tallying of provisional and overseas military ballots.
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Those three sets of numbers added complexity to the tallying in Iowa — and provided many more opportunities for human error to become evident.
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In the U.S., the most obvious attack surfaces include voting machines, voter registration, and new networks established for the real-time vote tallying.
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Rose did the majority of the early scoring for the Owls, tallying eight of their first 12 points on 4-for-7 shooting.
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While none of the systems targeted by Russia were involved in vote tallying, officials fear those campaigns could grow in scope and sophistication.
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Reuters sent news alerts to the world on the results based on the count displayed on the website at the main tallying center.
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As the commissioner of his league, the 34-year-old is responsible for keeping track of standings and rosters and tallying the points.
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While Russian hackers never tampered with vote tallying systems, they did breach multiple aspects of state and local electoral boards, the report said.
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In 2019, Adams compiled an 8.53 ERA and gave up seven homers and 11 walks in 25 1/3 innings, tallying one save.
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He spent the prime of his career in Minnesota, tallying 260 saves and four All-Star appearances in seven seasons with the Twins.
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The observers assumed the forms would be easily verifiable and would be matched with figures texted to the tallying center by party officials.
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This is the simplest way of tallying things up, incorporating both pledged delegates and the superdelegates who have publicly made endorsements so far.
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On Tuesday, the authors of the study retracted and corrected their finding, claiming they had made a crucial mistake in tallying certain survey results.
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Grayson Allen overcame a month of poor performances to score 193 points, his most since tallying 219 against North Carolina back in early February.
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So astronomers keep looking farther out into the universe, tallying increasingly distant objects that contribute to the net gravitational pull on the Milky Way.
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Both forwards have joined James Neal in tallying twice versus the Blackhawks this season while Mike Ribeiro has recorded a goal and two assists.
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Krejci was whistled for boarding, and DeBrincat scored 37 seconds later, tallying his 13th goal of the season and ninth on the power play.
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But experts still agree that the most reliable, secure method of tallying votes is by using an offline solution that has a paper backup.
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Vote tallying and counting starts immediately after the close of polls and results for council, parliament and president are posted outside each polling station.
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Both Rogers and Comey said they did not have evidence that Russia influenced vote tallying in key states that helped to decide the election.
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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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Whether it's tallying the number of galaxies in the universe or probing reagent reactions that last mere femtoseconds, nothing quantitative seems beyond our reckoning.
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The NEA is still tallying the number of teachers who won their races, but the results did not favor states struggling with education funding.
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On the Democratic side, former Secretary of State Clinton gained momentum against Sanders on Saturday, after tallying a decisive in the South Carolina primary.
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News organizations have devoted considerable resources to tallying and correcting thousands of misleading statements — and outright lies — made by President Trump and his supporters.
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After the conquest, Cortés sent crates of Aztec featherwork to the king of Spain, along with codexes tallying the birds and the down collected.
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To their surprise, they found branches, leaves and trunks teeming with life, in some cases tallying more than 100 species for a single redwood.
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This cashout is faster than just about any other cash-back program out there and certainly way faster cash reward tallying than anyone else.
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Trump is far and away the leading contender in the GOP presidential field, tallying roughly 85033 million more votes than his closest rival, Sen.
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The 26-year-old pass rusher was named to each of the past three Pro Bowls, tallying 53 tackles for loss over that period.
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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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Additionally, a federal judge has said he has seen no evidence of wrongdoing in vote tallying in Broward County, where President Trump and Gov.
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Nigeria's Interswitch confirms $1B valuation after Visa investment Partech's higher annual VC value for Africa's startups could also connect to tallying confidential investment data.
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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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What's so damn hard about conducting an election, counting and tallying the votes, and then reporting and certifying those results in a timely manner?
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She finished in a respectable third place in the Iowa caucuses, but a results-tallying meltdown muddled what could have been a good evening.
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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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Even the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention fixates on women, tracking infertility in the U.S. by tallying the number of supposedly infertile women.
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The software aims to assuage concerns over hacking, misinformation, and faulty vote-tallying, according to Microsoft CVP for customer security and trust Tom Burt.
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One of them is Glenn Holt, who was a wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals, tallying two touchdowns and four concussions in three years.
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In addition to tallying a disturbingly large number of individual pieces of plastic pollution, the 72,541 volunteers also recorded which companies produced the plastics.
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Federal officials maintain that hackers did not target systems involved in vote-tallying, and that there is no evidence any vote tallies were changed.
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Five Vols scored in double figures, with Jordan Bowden tallying 16, John Fulkerson contributing 14, Yves Pons scoring 12 and Olivier Nkamhoua adding 10.
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But although the tallying process was questioned, voter registration, identification and voting all appeared to have been "conducted in accordance with the law," she said.
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Michael Grabner leads New York with 26 goals but hasn't scored in the last three games after tallying four times in the previous three contests.
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The news that 21850 was either the second or third-warmest year on record, depending on the agency doing the official tallying, is not shocking.
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Curry kept shooting and making shots for the rest of the quarter, tallying 16 in the period as the Warriors built a 62-61 lead.
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But the division's operating profit continued to fall, tallying a $22020 million loss for the quarter — down from a $2737 billion profit a year earlier.
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Durant came up a few assists shy of a second consecutive triple-double after also tallying 11 rebounds and 10 assists at Charlotte on Wednesday.
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On Friday, Mr. Besigye was arrested for the second time in two days after the police raided his party's headquarters, where members were tallying votes.
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For several years now, The Fashion Spot has kept the industry honest by tallying the rising and declining levels of diversity from season to season.
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Chicharito is in scorching hot form for Bayer Leverkusen—tallying a whopping 13 goals in 16 appearances—and so too is his shot today, apparently.
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Nance, 23, selected with the 27th pick in the 2015 draft, appeared in 63 games (22 starts) in his rookie season, tallying three double-doubles.
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Tesla meanwhile stormed the premium market with its Model S sports car, tallying about 130,000 sales since its launch the same year as the Zoe.
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Harold, 24, has played in all 48 games in his career and started 24 over the last two seasons, tallying 71 tackles and 5.0 sacks.
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World Briefing The tallying of the national elections must stop, about two-thirds of the 30 Central African Republic presidential candidates said Monday, alleging fraud.
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Burrows, 37, spent his career with the Vancouver Canucks (1.953-17) and Ottawa Senators (2017-18), tallying 205 goals and 204 assists over 913 games.
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Bush, now 33, played one more NFL season, tallying minus-3 rushing yards on 12 carries across 13 games with the Buffalo Bills in 2016.
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Tesla meanwhile stormed the premium market with its Model S sports car, tallying about 20175,000 sales since its launch the same year as the Zoe.
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Four Pitt starters scored in double figures, with Au'Diese Toney adding 218 points and nine rebounds and Xavier Johnson tallying 227 points and six assists.
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Curry kept shooting and making shots for the rest of the quarter, tallying 16 in the period as the Warriors built a 19753-61 lead.
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Clinton's position is stronger than national polls imply given that the race is decided by the Electoral College system of tallying wins from the states.
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After tallying three man-advantage goals in last Sunday's 63-2 win, Anaheim added two more power play goals that turned out to the difference.
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They have also maintained that hackers did not target systems involved in vote-tallying, and that there is no evidence any vote tallies were changed.
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In his career, he played with the Predators, the Philadelphia Flyers and Columbus Blue Jackets, tallying 707 points (327 goals, 380 assists) in 1,249 games.
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DeepMind's autonomous agents learned capture the flag by playing roughly 450,000 rounds of it, tallying about four years of game experience over weeks of training.
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Prokop writes: Those three sets of numbers added complexity to the tallying in Iowa — and provided many more opportunities for human error to become evident.
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Here's how the ranked-choice tallying works: Rather than just selecting their top choice, voters are asked to rank several candidates in order of preference.
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Carlo, 22, appeared in 72 regular-season games with Boston in 2018-19, tallying 10 points (two goals, eight assists) with a plus-22 rating.
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The big story was confirmation that at least one voting system (voting machine, vote tallying system, or voter registration system) was compromised by external actors.
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Minnesota never got on track shooting from long distance, finishing 6-for-25 on 3s and tallying 33 turnovers to spoil a nine-block effort.
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Edmonton got on the board when Kassian put in a rebound of his own deflection, tallying his 10th goal at 7:45 of the second.
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The Department of Homeland Security says the systems targeted were not involved in vote tallying, and that there is no evidence any votes were altered.
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The second leadership ballot was held after the country's Supreme Court invalidated the initial August vote, also won by Kenyatta, over concerns about tallying irregularities.
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Meanwhile, the insurance industry was tallying the mounting costs of Maria, with one modeling firm estimating that claims could total as much as $85 billion.
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The observers had assumed that the forms would be easily verifiable and would be matched with figures texted to the tallying center by party officials.
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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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Nearly a year later, Dong Hoi—like all the settlements on a 125-mile stretch of affected coastline—is still tallying the cost of that calamity.
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UNICEF said Monday that 475 people had been killed in Grand-Anse, citing local emergency operations authorities who have been tallying the dead from different cities.
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" It added that the Department of Homeland Security concluded that "the types of systems the Russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying.
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Hill didn't show up in the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals, tallying eight points, one assist, and zero steals in 225 total minutes.
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The utility is tallying the economic loss after environmental activists entered and occupied its Garzweiler open-pit lignite mine over the weekend, it said on Sunday.
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They've even analyzed personal journals, tallying how many times certain words appear in order to understand people's minds in the fog of depression and suicidal thinking.
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After counting 250 major shows and tallying 22017,22018 runway appearances between all four fashion capitals, it seems that spring 2018 was the most diverse season yet.
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America's election and tallying of the votes takes place on November 8th, but early voting in Florida, a key battleground state, got under way this week.
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Merely tallying those states that are safely Democratic gets her to 226 in the electoral college, which leaves her with a wider array of winning combinations.
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The majority of 10,000 election jurisdictions nationwide use Windows 7 or an older operating system for voting or tallying — archaic systems vulnerable to hackers, AP reports.
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He was there tallying votes, which his party said included wins at polling sites in Uganda's north, in Kampala and in other areas of the country.
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Panik was one of the Coyotes' top players last season after being traded from the Blackhawks ... scoring eight goals and tallying 11 assists in 35 games.
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This time, his team focused on proving the process for tallying and transmitting results was flawed, rather than proving how much of the vote was rigged.
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Part of the problem with online voting or tallying, beyond actual security risk, is the consent and trust of stakeholders and the public in the process.
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Intelligence officials determined that "Russian intelligence accessed elements of multiple state or local electoral boards," though they found no systems involved in voting tallying were breached.
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The 25-year-old has played in 40 games (all starts) in Cleveland, tallying 122 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks and 29 quarterback hits.
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The Coyotes are 4-for-6 on the power play over the past three games after going nine games without tallying on the man advantage. 2.
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Rookie Scott Wilson is also enjoying a strong surge of late, tallying in three straight games while defenseman Kris Letang has five assists in that span.
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Commission officials had initially said that they would release final results by early Sunday, but the vote tallying took longer because of an unexpectedly large turnout.
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The intelligence community released an unclassified report accusing Russia of meddling in the election in January but found no evidence that vote-tallying systems were breached.
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" But elsewhere in the same speech, he lists five types of influence, and the first is "trying to hack voter registration databases and vote-tallying systems.
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The next morning—"once we were done taking a few aspirin to recover from the party," Bewley laughs—they counted bottles, tallying everything the revelers drank.
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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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After all the vote -tallying, accusation -trading and lawsuit -filing, Mr. Scott's opponent, Senator Bill Nelson, accepted defeat once a manual recount showed him still trailing.
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That approval came with conditions, including a requirement that the county tighten physical security around the back-end programming and vote tallying systems to prevent tampering.
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Jeter wore it for his debut game on May 29, 1995, and for the remainder of that season -- tallying his first hit, run, double and triple.
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While there weren't any glitches with the voting booths or the tallying process, according to local authorities, not every voter was amenable to the new technology.
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The 23-year-old Harris went 4-1 with a 1.50 ERA and four saves in 68 games last season, tallying 62 strikeouts in 60 innings.
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Canadiens D Jeff Petry ended his 15-game goal-scoring drought Friday, tallying for the first time since netting a pair in his season debut on Oct.
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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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Several protesters, including a state senator, have been arrested during a demonstration at the Georgia state Capitol calling for tallying of uncounted ballots from last week's election.
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The report also notes that the US has determined Russia "accessed elements of multiple state or local electoral boards," though no vote-tallying processes were tampered with.
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That the electoral commission committed "irregularities and illegalities", particularly in the transmission of results from polling stations to tallying centres, was enough to justify a new vote.
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The Barry Jenkins-directed film, based on Tarell Alvin McCraney's unproduced stage play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, received zero awards despite tallying four overall nominations.
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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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The company responsible for tallying and guarding the Emmy results was called out directly by comedian Leslie Jones during Sunday's awards ceremony for protecting the wrong information.
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Thursday's stock market declines stalled momentum after the S&P 500 posted its first three-day rally of 93, tallying a 5.3 percent gain over the period.
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Fellow forward Nick Hornsby fared much better against the Buffaloes, going 7-for-13 from the floor and tallying team highs of 16 points and 11 rebounds.
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Preliminary results released late Sunday predict Lopez Obrador will win 53.0% to 53.8% of the votes, with tallying of the official election results set to begin Wednesday.
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However, women still take just 38 percent of the speaking turns, said Frank Bryan, a retired University of Vermont professor who has been tallying participation since 1970.
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Like Carol, Paula was a once put-upon survivor who'd lost her family and killed in the double digits (we saw Carol tallying her total last week).
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They're instead saying they don't have any evidence that hackers actually changed the vote counts by manipulating the machines doing the tallying or somehow casting fraudulent ballots.
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Bell was a huge part of the Steelers' success last season, leading the N.F.L. in rushes with 321 and tallying 1,291 rushing yards and nine rushing touchdowns.
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The coronavirus has infected more than 400,000 people worldwide and more than 52,000 people in the U.S., according to a Johns Hopkins University database tallying confirmed cases.
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He appeared in 2674 games for the national championship runner-up Tigers in 953, tallying six tackles, a half-sack, two pass breakups and a fumble recovery.
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CAIR said cases of damage, destruction, and vandalism of mosques, and intimidation attempts reached a record high in 2015 since the organization began tallying incidents in 2009.
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Y.) is having one-on-one conversations with undecided members of their conference, but Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) says he's not tallying votes. http://bit.
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That certainly seems to be part of the equation, tallying as it does with a widening of the premium for 61.5-percent ore over 58-percent material.
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In coastal Tana River county, a gang wielding machetes attacked a tallying center, killing one man and injuring another, said a community elder who witnessed the attack.
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The intelligence report claims that several state and local electoral boards were compromised by Russian hackers, but says that the compromised systems were not involved in tallying votes.
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Marietje Schaake said that the EU mission's final report would evaluate the conduct of the tallying process, which opposition leader Raila Odinga said had been compromised by hackers.
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Without fixing simple problems like two-factor implementation and more complex ones like vulnerabilities in vote-tallying machines, that legitimacy is at risk of being lost for good.
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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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White added 22002 points for San Antonio, with Marco Belinelli hitting 19, DeRozan scoring 16, Bryn Forbes and Patty Mills tallying 14 each, and Davis Bertans recording 12.
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But remember that SiriusXM now owns Pandora, with the combined company tallying over 100 million subscribers, so if you're using one instead of the other, no big loss.
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Hours into the attack, when authorities were tallying the dead and wounded on the streets of London, an off-duty FinCEN staffer was found who did have access.
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The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department Communication Center has also been on the receiving end, tallying 47 calls from Apple's Elk Grove facility since the start of the year.
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Defenseman Derek Forbort opened the scoring for the Kings before the five minute mark with his first goal in 94 games, tallying for the first time since Dec.
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The school has already been rocked by the sensational material unearthed in last summer's criminal trial, including explicit emails sent between senior male students apparently tallying sexual conquests.
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Prestige beauty sales in the United States rose 6 percent in the 13 months ending in February, tallying $15.9 billion, according to the market research company NPD Group.
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ABOUT THE WILD (22013-214-22): Charlie Coyle tops the club with 2400 goals but has gone nine games without one, last tallying March 493 versus the Avalanche.
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Connecticut-based Black Hog Brewing's Ginga Ninja has been a contender from the start, tallying the most votes of any label in rounds one, two, three and five.
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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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The two counties still tallying votes, Broward and Palm Beach, have come under scrutiny and a judge ruled that both had been insufficiently transparent about their polling process.
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Since tallying exactly what everyone owes can become a headache, someone usually suggests just dividing the total evenly — despite the fact that not everyone had that second mimosa.
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On Wednesday, James and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors, 126-93, with James tallying 18 points and 11 assists in 25 minutes of play.
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Last year, its total funding in the U.S. increased by 30%, tallying just shy of $100 billion across more than 5,500 deals, according to PwC and CB Insights.
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Eight years ago, finance and construction made up a greater share of the economy than today, a reminder of the overbuilding that left banks tallying disastrous lending losses.
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Prior to the proposed determination, the EPA spent several years studying the site and released a report tallying the potential consequences if the mine were to be realized.
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While you're tallying your bitcoin gains, don't forget Uncle SamHere's how to maximize charitable donations before tax reform6 year-end tax moves to make before tax reform lands
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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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Even on days of heavy storms or bitter cold, this hardy entrepreneur was always in her shop before dawn, wearing rubber boots and tallying prices with a pencil.
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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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"When I look at a Russian election, what I see is a lack of credibility in tallying the results," said the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
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As of Tuesday night, with counties midway through tallying their provisional ballots, Mr. Kobach was leading Mr. Colyer by 345 votes out of more than 300,000 Republican ballots.
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In Los Angeles County, the QR code is what the county's tallying system will read to calculate the results, not the human-readable portion the voter can verify.
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McAvoy appeared in 54 regular-season games in 2018-19, tallying 28 points (seven goals, 21 assists) and leading the team with 22:10 ice time per game.
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The information was included on worksheets given to volunteers at the Iowa precincts tallying the votes, but it added another layer of complication that appeared to hinder people.
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Zach Parise and Hartman rounded out the scoring in the third, each tallying on the power play to keep the Wild's man-advantage performance perfect in three opportunities.
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Girardi, 35, appeared in 927 career games with the New York Rangers and Tampa Bay Lightning, tallying 264 points (56 goals, 208 assists) with a plus-78 rating.
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I believe that your obsession with tallying the gender of letter writers to achieve greater parity between men and women is the height of political correctness run amok.
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E-commerce sales made up 9 percent, or some $111 billion, of total retail sales tallying $1.3 trillion in the second quarter, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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In the century that AKC has been tallying the most popular dogs, only four breeds have held that spot: the Labrador, poodle, beagle and cocker spaniel, DiNardo said.
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Prestige beauty sales in the United States rose 6 percent in the 13 months ending in February, tallying $15.9 billion, according to the market research company NPD Group.
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Many Kenyans are jittery, fearing a repeat of the 2007 polls, when Odinga alleged rigging and called for demonstrations after tallying was abruptly stopped and a winner announced.
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While the systems targeted were not involved in vote tallying, the effort has nevertheless stirred fears of the possibility that hackers could use cyberattacks to change vote counts.
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The ECN had previously said the vote-tallying would take 48 hours, but it announced the winner after 72 hours, raising concerns over the potential for vote rigging.
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Clinton's position is stronger than national polls imply given that the race is decided by the Electoral College system of tallying wins on a state-by-state basis.
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While none of the systems targeted were involved in vote tallying, the issue has heightened concern about the risk to voter registration databases and, separately, digital voting machines.
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To put these numbers into perspective, the FBI released its own data on hate crimes in 2015 on Monday, tallying 5,850 bona fide criminal incidents that year alone.
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In one famous instance, she addressed a reader's concern that the sports section is more focused on longer human interest stories than tallying scores and running play-by-plays.
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Instead, they're tallying the viewership of Americans thought to represent their specific demographics, then extrapolating from that viewership to say how many total viewers there are throughout the country.
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Another group, the Violations Documentation Center, which is linked to opposition groups, has a much lower estimate, tallying 188,026 conflict-related deaths from mid-March 2011 until March 2018.
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Some voters told BuzzFeed News their main concern around the late voting in some areas was that it would lead to a holdup in tallying, which could fuel violence.
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Bagley, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft, opened his second season by tallying 14 points and 10 rebounds in the 124-95 loss in Phoenix.
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Although the IEBC made plenty of errors in the tallying and transmission of votes, there is little proof that the election in August was rigged, as Mr Odinga claims.
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Just one day earlier, Biden and his campaign were predicting he would do well in Iowa, even as the campaign cast doubt on the process of tallying the votes.
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Many counties in Florida, including Broward and Palm Beach counties, are still tallying votes in Florida's senate and gubernatorial race after a recount mandated by state law was called.
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The 6-foot-3 guard played three seasons with Houston but had his best season in 2018-19, tallying career highs in minutes (30.7), points (33) and rebounds (6.3).
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Odinga and his supporters have called for prosecution of IEBC officials over alleged discrepancies between vote tallying at the constituency level and the digital transmission of results to Nairobi.
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The protesters represented a modest crowd — tallying two dozen or so, they were dwarfed by the hordes of reporters — but they compensated in decibels what they lacked in numbers.
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Pollsters also found that Republicans' enthusiasm has drawn nearly even with Democrats, with "very interested" registered GOP voters tallying 22019 percent compared to Democrats' 65 percent in the poll.
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Cullinan and Ruiz do the final tallying, meaning they are the only two people in the world who know the Oscar victors before the big announcement live on television.
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The Turkish seven-footer has been something of a second-unit all star for the Thunder this year, tallying 6.7 rebounds and 14.4 points over 21.6 minutes per game.
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While you're tallying your bitcoin gains, don't forget the tax bite Advisors: Here's what you need to know about investing in bitcoin How retirees can avoid mounting cybersecurity threats
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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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That number could move around as more votes are counted (particularly in California, which is notoriously slow at tallying), but it will likely end up somewhere in that neighborhood.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's RWE is tallying the economic loss after environmental activists entered and occupied its Garzweiler open-pit lignite mine over the weekend, the utility said on Sunday.
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Big businesses are increasingly tallying the advantages, especially since Mr. Macron convened 140 chief executives of global companies at an ornate gathering at the Palace of Versailles in January.
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E-commerce sales made up 9 percent, or some $111 billion, of total retail sales tallying $1.3 trillion in the second quarter, according to the United States Census Bureau.
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For some time, I had watched the blood-red text at the bottom of my screen, tallying the number of accumulated gigabytes in my basic (and free) Gmail account.
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Tallying the damage: If the production pause lasts through March, it could trim about 0.5 percentage points off US GDP in the quarter, according to estimates from several economists.
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It is worth noting that the winner of Woods's event in the Bahamas was Hideki Matsuyama of Japan, who has been tallying top finishes like Woods in his prime.
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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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In June, DHS officials told senators investigating Russian interference that there was evidence that Russia targeted election-related systems in 21 states, none of them involved in vote tallying.
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It was not to be, according to a poll released Monday morning that showed Mr. Cuomo tallying the lowest approval ratings in his more than eight years in office.
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Hogan's side on Friday highlighted the video's viral spread, with an expert tallying that it reached millions more than the 2.5 million who saw it on Gawker over six months.
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And while Twitter isn't going to plug in the expander sketch tomorrow, the techniques underlying it are applicable to a far wider range of computer science problems than tallying tweets.
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AS Roma's Mohamed Salah has some relatively modest stats, tallying nine goals in Serie A and one in the Champions League, but the numbers betray the 23-year-old's potential.
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We reached out to Facebook for clarification on this, and the company explained that it's putting these requests on each country's page instead of tallying them in the main report.
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Sandweg, the former DHS counselor, said that the tallying of prosecutions mentioned in the emails appears to be haphazard, but the omission of tracking children's whereabouts was even more alarming.
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The country's democratic institutions face myriad tests in the coming days, analysts said, none more important than ensuring a free, fair and credible voting and tallying process across the nation.
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The Lakers, playing without starters Brook Lopez (ankle) and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (personal reasons), had six double-digit scorers, with reserve forward Corey Brewer tallying a season-high 2114 points.
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He added that tallying the number of Americans whose data has been accessed would require putting those Americans' emails and data under the scrutiny of analysts for a second time.
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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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Smith had spent his entire career with Ottawa since the Senators took him in the third round in the 2008 draft, tallying 94 goals and 99 assists in 612 games.
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ET, Sportsnet ABOUT THE FLAMES (483-248-22): Sean Monahan leads the team with 21 goals but hasn't scored in the last four games after tallying three in three contests.
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But examining the history of the judicial wars this way, by tallying filibusters or failed nominees, is less illuminating than examining the partisan motives that have driven escalating judicial brinkmanship.
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The intelligence community did not find evidence that voting tallying systems were breached, though Russian agents did access elements of state and local electoral boards, calling into question their security.
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Rick Scott (R) issued an executive order on Friday to immediately suspend Broward County election chief Brenda Snipes following widespread criticism of the county's vote tallying in November's midterm elections.
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Kennedy is a former professional lacrosse player who played college football at Rhode Island's Bryant University, tallying 57 catches for 888 yards and nine touchdowns in 11 games in 2017.
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Last week, the former governor officially joined a primary field that, tallying candidates already withdrawn as well as those still facing a grim yuletide in Des Moines, numbers nearly 30.
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Maryland led 42-913 at halftime, tallying that many points against a ranked team in a half for the first time since Maryland's miracle comeback win over Miami in 1984.
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He said efforts by Mr. Trump, Mr. Scott and Senator Marco Rubio, a Republican, to question the counting of votes before the tallying was complete was akin to voter suppression.
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Zibanejad has been red hot for the Rangers this season ... scoring 38 goals and tallying 33 assists in 54 games -- but his night against the Caps was ALL-TIME great.
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Our preliminary report two days after the election insisted that the tallying process was in progress and that an overall assessment could be provided only after the process was complete.
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Since the debacle of the 2000 election (remember hanging chads?) American election machinery has been improved to reduce the chances of mis-tallying votes, outright fraud and attacks by hackers.
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Big East Player of the Year candidate Myles Powell struggled to find the range for Seton Hall, going just 217 of 25 from the field and tallying only nine points.
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If no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, the winner among the top two is determined after tallying the preferences of voters who backed all the other candidates.
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For starters, tallying even the seemingly trivial—reports of pro-Kremlin rants by drunkards, say—can reveal an important emerging pattern, says Tomas Ceponis, an analyst at Lithuania's defence ministry.
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Rather than tallying job growth since Trump took office in January 2017, the advisory council posted figures that include the three months since Trump's election while Obama was still president.
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Houston G Damyean Dotson needs just one point to reach 1,000 career points, having scored 731 in two seasons at Oregon before tallying 268 this season with the Cougars. 2.
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Much of the turmoil was fueled by a new reporting app that was intended to streamline the vote-tallying process but instead showed inconsistencies in the outcomes it was tabulating.
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Kerwin Roach II led Texas with 17 points, 13 of those in the first half, with Hayes tallying 15 and Jase Febres recording 13 for the Longhorns (483-6, 2-2).
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The litigation asks a judge to order law enforcement to take custody of voting machines, tallying devices and ballots when not in use during the recount, according to The Associated Press.
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Catalan President Carles Puigdemont earlier told the BBC that his government would ask the region's parliament to declare independence after tallying votes from last weekend's referendum, which Madrid says was illegal.
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But tallying wins is only part of why we tune in on those Sunday nights scattered throughout winter — we watch for the spectacle, too, from the outfits to the couple debuts.
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Nevada party officials unveiled the new digital tallying system — which they insisted should be described as a "tool" rather than an "app" — in a video message to volunteers Saturday, Megan reported.
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Jakob Silfverberg recorded his first career multi-goal performance and extended his goal-scoring streak to three contests after tallying twice in the victory, trimming Anaheim's series deficit to 23-24.
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With the White House race decided on the Electoral College system of tallying wins on a state-by-state basis, Clinton and Trump are focused on a handful of battleground states.
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PwC has been officiating at the Oscars for 83 years, and in recent years U.S. board chairman Brian Cullinan and tax partner Martha Ruiz have personally overseen the tallying of votes.
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The Department of Justice issued a report tallying 190,342 firearms that had been lost by or stolen nationwide, of which 16,677 were reported missing by gun dealers—all in 2012 alone.
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The caucus tallying apps may deliver more accurate results than ever, and also help the public feel more confident in the results, since the news media won't be the only intermediary.
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Kane sets up two late goals to lift Blackhawks CHICAGO — Patrick Kane could not remember the last time he went four consecutive games without scoring a goal or tallying an assist.
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" Oh yikes —> "In fact, the Obama administration believed that the Russians were possibly preparing to delete voter registration information or slow vote tallying in order to undermine confidence in the election.
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Houston backup G Lou Williams is just 10-of-30 shooting over the previous two games since tallying 31 points on 11-of-15 shooting against Oklahoma City on Sunday. 3.
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Any glitches - innocent or otherwise - in the high-tech electronic voting and tallying system could be grounds for the loser to allege fraud, as Odinga did in 22007 and in 2007.
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Systems for voter registration, signing-in, voting and tallying the vote vary, sometimes widely, from state to state, county to county and from district to district (there are 235,20143 voting districts).
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As a 13-year-old rookie, Harrison has caused a stir on the field for New York City F.C., tallying three goals and two assists in his last seven league games.
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In his letter to the F.B.I., he offered no specifics about how Russian hackers could manipulate election data, an effort made harder by the varying vote-tallying procedures in each state.
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We have systems, like we are more thoughtful than ever in terms of tallying data of our employees to make sure like, hey you haven't taken vacation days, why is that.
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Susan Long, a co-director of the clearinghouse, said researchers had arrived at the estimate by tallying scheduled cases recorded in official government data obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests.
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In June, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials testified that election systems in as many as 21 states were targeted by Moscow; none of the machines were involved in vote tallying.
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In an anonymized on-camera interview, CyberZeist himself says that he gained deep access to Alaska's vote tallying system and could have altered votes to influence the outcome of the election.
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Additionally, most people are not aware that nearly all parts of our electoral systems can be observed publicly — from testing voting machines before the primaries to tallying ballots on Election Day.
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It's likely that the US has done more tests than the CDC's reported figure shows, since the agency isn't tallying tests performed at state and private labs in the past week.
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The Covid Tracking Project — where journalists at the Atlantic and scientists are tallying numbers from state public health authorities — says that as of March 20, the US has tested 111,638 people.
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He had time to experiment on the side, and he patented his first invention in 22: an electric vote recorder that eliminated the need for roll call by instantly tallying votes.
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Louisiana Secretary of State spokesman Tyler Brey said that while his office's website was briefly offline, the tallying of Saturday's vote, in which Bel Edwards narrowly won re-election, was unaffected.
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While the systems targeted ahead of 2016 were not involved in vote tallying, the revelation has nevertheless spurred concerns about vulnerabilities in U.S. voting infrastructure, including voter databases and voting machines.
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It shot up to the top of the Spotify US and Global Charts, tallying 8 million global daily plays and breaking the company's single-day streaming record for a female artist.
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Chicago's Artemi Panarin reached the 30-goal plateau for the second time in as many NHL seasons after tallying in his fifth straight contest in Tuesday's 23-3 overtime loss to Colorado.
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Los Angeles erupted for nine goals in the trip's opener and added seven more in its next two contests before tallying just twice during its three-game losing skid (0-2-1).
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In emails, officials claim that such tallying was necessary because they needed to show how their efforts were leading to "100 percent" prosecution and the need for additional resources, like detention space.
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Blandisi, 24, has played the majority of this season with the San Diego Gulls of the AHL, tallying 23 points (eight goals, 15 assists) and a plus-9 rating in 27 games.
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Over 400 international election observers -- including officials from the US and the European Union -- were deployed across the country to monitor voting, the tallying process and some of the post-election period.
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Keanon -- who's reportedly the high school's football coach as well its track and field coach -- was a star with the Ducks, tallying 891 receiving yards and 11 TDs in 68 career games.
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A game-changing court ruling recently declared that results announced by constituency tallying centers must be regarded as final and a transparent system to transmit results has been created to prevent rigging.
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To explore the cost of emergency room visits due to sunburns, the study team examined a national database for 2013, tallying all emergency room visits whose primary or secondary reason was sunburn.
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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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There will be more rowdiness and dissent yet—including during the formal tallying of delegates, which some Sanders supporters see as a last opportunity to make their stand, due on July 26th.
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All five Houston starters scored in double figures, with Danuel House tallying 17 points on 5-of-6 773-point shooting while Westbrook chipped in 18 points, eight rebounds and six assists.
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Sophomore guard Anthony Cowan Jr. leads Maryland in scoring at 18.7 points a contest and is coming off tallying a career-best 25 points and 10 rebounds in the win over Butler.
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All for One, for example, lets you set a simple goal, like just burning some calories each day or tallying a mile of walking in a day without worrying about the speed.
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The 6-foot-2, 206-pound native of Jyvaskyla, Finland, broke into the NHL as a 19-year-old in 2013-14, tallying 29 points (nine goals, 20 assists) in 78 games.
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Thirty goals last season couldn't persuade Florida to retain Jonathan Marchessault, who followed up by tallying 583, to go with 48 assists, for Vegas while becoming a more responsible two-way player.
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Kabila's coalition, the Common Front for Congo, also had observers who recorded results at individual polling stations and sent them via phone, email or text messages for tallying at a Kinshasa hotel.
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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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Despite choosing an in-network facility, one in five patients were treated by an out-of-network physician, Cooper and Scott Morton discovered, with the unexpected medical bills generally tallying more than $600.
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"There are ways that you can interfere with the tallying process and cast doubt on election results" — Richard Clarke Old voting machines could be manipulated without a trace of the hacker being detected.
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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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As it is, AV developers' "disengagement reports" — those tallying incidents where the human attendant must take over for the AI — vary widely, depending on how the developer chooses to interpret the reporting requirement.
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Free and Fair creates open source software for polling places, from checking in voters to actually taking and tallying votes — but Qubie is the company's first original hardware, created for the Hackaday Prize.
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Barnette was even better last season, saving 41 games and tallying a 1.29 ERA, each a league-best among closers, to help push the Swallows to their first Japanese Series appearance since 2001.
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This is according to a Reddit thread, where people have been tallying and sharing experiences of the not-so-remarkable side effects that come with eating this "healthy, convenient, and affordable" snack bar.
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REUTERS Deutsche Bank Confirms the Damage: A Record Loss | Germany's biggest bank affirmed the $7.4 billion full-year loss it had previewed last week, tallying the toll of legal problems and management turmoil.
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But tonight belonged to Klay Thompson, who absolutely blacked out and woke up with a trophy in his hand, missing only seven shots out of 25, tallying for a record-tying 27 points.
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Over 400 international election observers -- including officials from the United States and the European Union -- were deployed across the country to monitor voting, the tallying process and part of the post-election period.
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New York has won three straight overall and Anders Lee collected three goals and three assists during his four-game point streak after tallying twice in Saturday's 4-2 triumph over the Kings.
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She told The Associated Press that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' relationship with PwC, which has been responsible for tallying and revealing Oscar winners for 83 years, remains under review.
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A 31-goal scorer for the Predators last season, Neal ended a 10-game goal drought with his first of the postseason after tallying four times in each of the previous two seasons.
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It is thus a mistake to assume that tallying firm statements of opposition, let alone vague protestations, tells us anything meaningful about what will happen when time comes to take a final vote.
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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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While none of the systems targeted or breached were involved in vote tallying, the revelations have nevertheless stirred fears that future hacks could undermine confidence in the vote, or tamper with it directly.
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ISIOLO, Kenya (Reuters) - One person was killed when a machete-wielding gang attacked a tallying center in Kenya's coastal Tana River county on Wednesday, and police shot dead two attackers, a witness said.
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Mr. Colyer had raised concerns in recent days about Mr. Kobach's role in the vote-counting process, citing the secretary of state's responsibility for overseeing the tallying of mail-in and provisional ballots.
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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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Gay added 210 points for the Spurs, with DeRozan scoring 216, Dejounte Murray hitting 212, Forbes tallying 215 and Derrick White and Drew Eubanks adding 24 and 963 points, respectively, for San Antonio.
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While the systems targeted ahead of 2016 were not involved in vote tallying, the revelation has nevertheless spurred concerns that election vulnerabilities could be exploited once again as the 2018 midterms rapidly approach.
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The Wildcats had closed the first half on a 20-22 run to take a 210-220 lead to the locker room, with Lindsey tallying four points and an assist during the surge.
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Michael Frolik also has come out of the gates strong, tallying in each contest as he looks to reach the 22-goal mark for the first time since 22013-33 while with Florida.
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The court's rationale was narrowly tailored: It said the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission had announced the results prematurely, before it had received all the required forms tallying the results from polling stations.
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Producing their analysis required simply tallying the river discharge volumes from recorded data and filling in the blanks with other model predictions, like those from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction Climate Forecast System.
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Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) secretary Babar Yaqoob told reporters early on Thursday that counting had been delayed by technical failures in an electronic reporting system and the tallying was now being conducted manually.
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After tallying only 39 points in the second half of Friday's disappointing loss to the Detroit Pistons, the Thunder showed no discernible plan on offense Saturday and became easy prey for the resurgent Mavericks.
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Corey Perry has scored just one goal in his last 18 games after tallying twice in the season opener against Arizona, but he has notched two assists in three of his last four contests.
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RJ Nembhard led all scorers with 240 points, with Bane tallying 215 for the Horned Frogs (213-243, 242-023), who have lost four in a row and six of their past seven games.
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After tallying only three goals in his first 22 games this season, Forsberg has 20 in his past 225 games, giving him an outside chance at matching or surpassing last year's total of 13.
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I've heard some folks justify the cost of a machine like this by tallying their weekly fees at the local coffee shop and calculating that it'd pay for itself in a couple of years.
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In 1974, Thurmond in one game became the first NBA player to record a quadruple-double by tallying double-digits in four statistical categories, with 22 points, 153 rebounds, 13 assists and 12 blocks.
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While none of the systems targeted were involved in vote tallying, the revelations have nonetheless raised concerns that foreign actors could target election systems in the future with the aim of affecting vote counts.
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Wayne Simmonds has a club-high five goals while Valtteri Filppula has four after tallying a total of 12 last season with Tampa Bay and Philadelphia, and eight in 2015-16 with the Lightning.
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Last week, he told auditors tallying the cost of his tax plan that he had dropped a $1 trillion tax cut for small businesses while he told the small business lobby he had not.
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While officials maintain that the targeted systems were not involved in vote tallying and that no votes were changed, the revelations have spurred concerns about the vulnerability of American voting infrastructure to cyber sabotage.
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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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But leaders of almost every political party except Khan's have alleged ballot-rigging, with some claiming that monitors did not receive final counts or were asked to leave polling stations before tallying was finished.
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Even when officials wish to follow the guidance, tallying death tolls involves a tangle of agencies that vary from state to state and ultimately rests on the expertise of thousands of individual death certifiers.
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Imagine a ticker in your Instagram app counting up the number of times you've scrolled, or tallying the number of times you've tapped, or counting up the seconds you've spent looking at an image.
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A total of 479 ski resorts operated last winter in the United States, according to the National Ski Areas Association, tallying 54.7 million skier and snowboarder visits, up 3.7 percent from the previous year.
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The race was close, but the tallying was also slow by design — a majority of voters in the state cast early ballots and vote by mail, and counting all their votes can take time.
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So far, local officials have been tallying and growing reserves of personal protective equipment (PPE) for first responders, volunteers, and others involved in the anticipated flood response, including head coverings, masks, gloves, and goggles.
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And gaps in the way information about borrowers' accounts travels between FedLoan and the Education Department's other federal loan servicers have led to miscounts and other errors in tallying borrowers' qualifying payments, investigators found.
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The Bulldogs (21-9, 9-8 Big East) had five players finish in double figures, with Aaron Thompson adding 13 points, Kamar Baldwin tallying 12 and Bryce Nze contributing 11 points and six rebounds.
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Mattias Janmark scored in back-to-back games for the first time since the start of the season, tallying in overtime Monday to give the Stars their fourth consecutive victory, 2200-231 in Nashville.
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In a public assessment released in January, the U.S. intelligence community accused Russia of waging an interference campaign against the election, which included targeting state and local electoral systems not involved in vote tallying.
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As a backup in case the website failed, Reuters also opted to have at least one reporter – often two – around the clock at the national tallying center to monitor in the results in person.
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On January 6th, 2017, the intelligence community assessment assessing Russian activities and intentions in recent U.S. elections, stated that the types of systems Russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying.
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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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Joe Harris added 224 points, with Spencer Dinwiddie and Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot totaling 253 points each, Taurean Prince and Chris Chiozza scoring 243 apiece, and DeAndre Jordan and Jarrett Allen tallying 453 points each.
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A year ago, we were tallying the damages from 2017, a record year of weather and climate-related disasters: a triple whammy of major hurricanes, including Hurricane Maria, and several huge wildfires and floods.
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In a statement on Tuesday, Germany's Federal Office of Justice said that by tallying only certain categories of complaints, the web giant had created a skewed picture of the extent of violations on its platform.
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All-Star James Neal scored at least 43 goals in each of his first seven NHL seasons and is three away from making eight in a row after tallying twice in his last eight games.
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The site looked at 250 shows, which included nearly 211,22016 model appearances, and crunched the numbers in a couple of categories: race, plus-size versus straight-size, gender orientation (specifically tallying transgender models), and age.
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In his state alone, health care costs related to the epidemic totaled some $1.1 billion in 20163, with Ohio tallying more prescription opioid overdose deaths that same year than any other state in the nation.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Kenyan election commission's computer systems and vote-tallying databases were not compromised at any point during Tuesday's vote, its chief executive said on Wednesday, dismissing opposition claims of hacking and vote fraud.
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Her rival, Bernie Sanders, and his top surrogates and supporters have attacked the nominating rules and the way news organizations are counting superdelegates in tallying the 22,43 delegates needed to secure the Democratic presidential nomination.
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At any rate, the goal was to remove some of the rules that were resulting in scores of say, five thousand or so, on a post with far more people involved in the tallying process.
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ET, Sportsnet Ontario (Toronto), FSN West (Los Angeles) ABOUT THE MAPLE LEAFS (24-22-7): PA Parenteau reached double digits in goals for the fifth time in six seasons by tallying twice in Wednesday's triumph.
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Girard, 22, will be assigned to the San Antonio Rampage of the American Hockey League, Girard played in 35 games for the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL this season, tallying three goals and five assists.
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The issue of vulnerability of vote-tallying machines also came up, with officials and lawmakers endorsing the idea of machines that also produce paper ballots to allow for audits to increase confidence in digital results.
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That quality gap no longer exists in today's world of digital television, but under the policy that Pai revived, the commission does not fully count those stations' market size when tallying a broadcaster's national reach.
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She and her fellow senators in the presidential field will be confined to the Senate floor rather than campaigning here in the run-up to next Monday's first-in-the-nation tallying of presidential votes.
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The figures showed net trade contributed 0.8 percentage points to the economic growth rate in the third quarter, the biggest boost since early 2016, as car imports dropped sharply — tallying with weak car sales data.
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After reaching 2100 points in eight of his previous 287 games, senior forward Jaron Blossomgame has failed to reach the 274-point mark in four consecutive games, tallying 53 points on 20-of-58 shooting.
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By the numbers: Three million voters cast ballots, giving pro-democracy parties at least 27 of 452 elected seats, up from 124, and perhaps many more, according to local media outlets tallying early official results.
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But Simon believes that hackers pose a greater threat to centralized voter databases, rather than actual vote tallying machines, which are not connected to the internet and typically surrounded by a great deal of security.
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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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Miller has registered a point in nine of the last 10 games, tallying 12 points (seven goals, five assists) over the span, and he has recorded a goal in four of the last five contests.
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While none of the systems were involved in vote tallying, the revelation has triggered discussion about how to bolster security around and increase confidence in U.S. voting infrastructure, including voter databases and actual voting systems.
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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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While none of the systems were involved in vote tallying, the revelation has triggered discussion about how to bolster security around and increase confidence in U.S. election infrastructure, including voter databases and actual voting systems.
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Florida, with 29 electoral votes, has been an epicenter in the national struggle for accurate vote tallying since the 2000 presidential election, in part because its statewide races are often decided by very close margins.
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By the end of his dream night, Ingram went 6 for 8 from the field, 4 for 5 from three-point range, tallying 19 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 blocks in just 28 minutes of play.
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Indiana swingman C.J. Miles scored three points on 1-of-6 shooting against the Wizards after tallying 23 and matching his season high of six 3-pointers in a loss to the Cavaliers two nights earlier.
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The Padres' youthful offense has been extremely inconsistent lately, scoring at least seven runs in each of their six wins this month while tallying no more than two runs in any of their last seven defeats.
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The app was also supposed to help precinct chairs do the math to help figure out which candidates met the caucus' viability thresholds, according to a complicated tallying formula that the Democrats were also debuting Monday.
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Puigdemont on Tuesday evening said his government would ask the separatist-controlled Catalan parliament to declare independence within 48 hours of tallying votes from the referendum, which he said could be as soon as this weekend.
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ABOUT THE RANGERS (40-33-2): Mika Zibanejad has been the hero in each of the Rangers' last two games, scoring the deciding shootout goal against Toronto on Thursday before tallying in overtime versus the Devils.
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Dowling gave the Stars a 1-0 first-period lead with his second career NHL goal — and second in as many nights after also tallying in a 3-1 victory Thursday in his hometown of Calgary.
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His linemate, the 25-year-old winger William Karlsson, has thrived in his new higher-profile role, tallying more points already this season than he did across 81 games for the Columbus Blue Jackets last year.
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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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Today Dybala continued his absolute tear at Juventus—tallying his 14th goal this season—with an absolute stunner against Roma that just escaped the goalie's reach, finding its way into the nether-regions of the goal.
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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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The site assessed 82 programs on admissions standards, academic experience and employment outcomes for graduates, scoring each on a 100 point scale and tallying those scores together to determine a composite that informed the final ranking.
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The Washington Capitals scored a staggering 4.65 goals per game during a scintillating 17-2-1 run, only to return from their bye week by tallying just 22 times over their last 10 (5-03-1).
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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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Just before midnight on Thursday, with more than 90 percent of the returns received at the national tallying center, elections officials said slightly more than 6.5 million Kenyans had voted — only one third of those registered.
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His job was to oversee a sophisticated — and costly — electoral system, in which 19.6 million voter IDs will be biometrically checked against a central register and the final vote count electronically transmitted to a tallying center.
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All told, Lowry drove 15 times in Game 03, shooting 3-of-5 on those drives, getting fouled twice, and tallying one assist, a big change from producing zero points on 10 drives in Game 1.
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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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It wouldn't be long before Pastrnak would score one that counted, tallying on the power play with 2:123 left in the period on a slick handle through his legs that went between the pads of Hutchinson.
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Sam Bennett ended an 18-game goal drought in emphatic fashion, tallying in Monday's 5-33 setback to San Jose before erupting for four goals two nights later in a 6-0 rout of red-hot Florida.
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Graham matched his season high of 284 points in the rout but has been doing a bit of everything for the Jayhawks lately, tallying 21 assists, 11 steals and only three turnovers over his last six games.
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Going forward, cybersecurity experts say a broader discussion is needed — at the federal level — to decide how to build machines designed for casting and tallying votes without any of the flaws that exist in the current machines.
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But rather than use that as a basis for undermining the results, Arizona's Republican Secretary of State Michele Reagan wrote a whole blog post explaining the process for tallying votes to help the public understand it better.
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At the very moment Congress began tallying the vote on JASTA, oil ministers of OPEC were said to be on the cusp of cutting a deal to curb oil production in an effort to raise oil prices.
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The mayor said in an interview with the station that he was jumping in because "competition is a good thing overall for any candidate," and not, as presumed, to torture Capitol Hill pages tallying roll call votes.
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One woman noted he showed her a chart Kozinski and his friends kept of all the women they slept with, which is almost exactly the kind of sexual tallying system that was in place at St. Paul's.
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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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A night after 22-year-old Bartolo Colon threw an improbable complete game for Minnesota, Hamels finished off his 23th career complete game by retiring 23 of the last 14 batters he faced and tallying 96 pitches.
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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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Rick Scott the winner in the Senate race and former Representative Ron DeSantis victorious in the campaign for governor before a recount would violate Florida laws that outline a process for tallying ballots and certifying the results.
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After all the vote-tallying, accusation-trading and lawsuit-filing, Mr. Scott's Democratic opponent, Senator Bill Nelson, accepted defeat once a manual recount showed him still trailing, by 113,033 votes out of more than 8.1 million cast.
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With 24 million streams in its debut week, the group's new album, "Culture II" (Quality Control/Motown/Capitol), easily topped the Billboard 224, tallying the best streaming week for an album since Kendrick Lamar's "DAMN." last April.
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The nationally televised debacle in Iowa was an unmitigated disaster for the Iowa Democratic Party, the entire reporting process for gathering and tallying precinct voting results appears to have been mired in widespread technical and operational breakdowns.
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Since its debut in 2018, Voatz has run several pilot projects aimed largely at deployed service members, tallying about 600 votes across federal elections in Denver, West Virginia and five counties in Oregon, Utah and Washington State.
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The trend is fueled by the fact that benzodiazepine prescriptions increased 67 percent between 1996 and 2013, with the number of adults filling a benzo prescription in the United States tallying 13.5 million, according to a study.
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While Russian hacks "were not involved in vote tallying," the publishing of pilfered emails and promulgation of fake news altered the zeitgeist, poisoned the political environment and shifted public opinion, all of which redounded to Trump's benefit.
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Representatives from rival parties were required to approve the forms before they were scanned and electronically transmitted to a national tallying center in Nairobi, where they were to be put online immediately so they could be crosschecked.
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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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Iowa State took control of the game by tallying 12 straight points after the Panthers (8-3) used a Wyatt Lohaus 212-pointer to earn their last lead of the day at 210-223 with 264:225 remaining.
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Malkin scored and set up a goal and captain Sidney Crosby eclipsed the 1,000-point plateau by notching the first of his two assists before tallying in overtime in Pittsburgh's 4-210 victory over Winnipeg on Feb. 21.
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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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The decision was announced the same day that the intelligence community released its report on Russian election interference, which concluded that Russian intelligence accessed elements of state and local electoral boards, though not those involved in vote tallying.
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He has 17 strikeouts in two appearances against the White Sox this season and 61 strikeouts over his last nine starts (55 1/303 innings) overall after tallying just 30 strikeouts over his first eight starts this season.
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Daniel Sedin and defenseman Michael Del Zotto scored 23:24 apart midway through the third period to forge a tie, with the former ending a six-game drought and the latter tallying for the first time this season.
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The Quiz sticker functions similarly to Instagram's recently added Poll and Question stickers, but instead of tallying the results or letting you re-post someone's answer, they'll immediately see whether they guessed the right answer to your test.
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While officials maintain that the systems targeted were not involved in vote tallying, Moscow's interference campaign has nevertheless stoked fears about the possibility that foreign actors could attempt to use hacking to affect vote counts in the future.
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Beyond tampering with vote counts, attackers could also, in the future, seek to launch a "denial of service" attack, crashing systems and forcing voters at targeted precincts to wait hours or disrupting central tallying operations to create confusion.
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Freshman guard Dennis Smith Jr. poured in a season-best 216 points for the N.C. State (23-26, 33-23), but he had only six in the second half until tallying five more in the last two minutes.
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Monroe, 28, averaged just 11.1 minutes in 38 games (two starts) for the Raptors this season, tallying 4.8 points and 13.23 rebounds per contest, but was traded to the Brooklyn Nets in February in exchange for cash considerations.
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In the intervening weeks, officials finished tallying absentee and provisional votes, and on Friday Mr. Balderson's lead was 1,680 votes, according to The Associated Press — a margin of 0.8 percent, just above the threshold to trigger a recount.
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Along with those races, four more — for agriculture commissioner, one State Senate seat and two State House seats — are also likely to be headed for recounts in Florida, a state known for close races and contentious vote-tallying.
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The critical question of whether Afghanistan will have an acceptable election or face yet another political crisis rests on a technically complicated process of tallying votes, playing out against an environment of mistrust that deepens as time passes.
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In a report on Monday, the broadcaster RTL concluded that the Dutch election would be "easy to hack," citing interviews with experts and an in-depth investigation of the vote-tallying software the nation has used since 2009.
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Officials conceded that if a foreign power began tinkering with the registration rolls or vote-tallying systems on Tuesday — a process run by the states — it was unlikely that direct evidence would show up on the center's screens.
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In 2007, tallying was halted and the incumbent president declared the winner, triggering an outcry from Odinga's camp and waves of ethnic violence that led to International Criminal Court charges against Kenyatta and his now-deputy, William Ruto.
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Representatives from rival parties were required to approve the forms before they were scanned and electronically transmitted to a national tallying center in Nairobi, where they were to be put online immediately so that they could be crosschecked.
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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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In one example, the UK pizza chain Pizza Express was charging an 8 percent fee on pooled tips, which it claimed was an admin fee that paid for the effort of tallying and dividing up tips among employees.
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Viktor Arvidsson had two assists in Monday's 5-4 overtime victory over Winnipeg before extending his point streak to three games three nights later by tallying 13 seconds into the extra session in a 2-1 triumph at Washington.
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After the session, the United Nations was still tallying how much was pledged by which countries against this year&aposs shortfall of $7003 million facing the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees, which leads the relief efforts.
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But the Commission does not make policy decisions merely by tallying the comments on either side of a proposal to determine what position has greater support, nor does it attribute greater weight to comments based on the submitter's identity.
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The company has accused the city council of being influenced by the hotel lobby, tallying the donations council members have received from hospitality industry interest groups that the company says have a vested interest in seeing Airbnb's business suffer.
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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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She says that the group started tallying unintended pregnancies in 2012, jotting them down into a database whenever a woman posts an incident to the Facebook group, and she took over the task from another admin in January 2015.
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Edmonton needs more from Milan Lucic, who's scored once in 11 November games, while fellow hulking left winger Patrick Maroon hasn't scored in his last five contests after tallying four times in his first six games of the month.
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The more we probe, the more we realise that tallying calories will do little to help us control our weight or even maintain a healthy diet: the beguiling simplicity of counting calories in and calories out is dangerously flawed.
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While there's a question in net, rookie defenseman Shea Theodore has made his presence felt on the back end by tallying twice in Game 3 to push his point total to a team-best five (two goals, three assists).
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Responding to the charges, US intelligence officials told CNN they stand by their January assessment that "Russian intelligence obtained and maintained access to elements of multiple US state or local electoral boards" but did not infiltrate vote-tallying operations.
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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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The 27-year-old has been hot of late, collecting a goal and two assists in Edmonton's 6-3 victory over San Jose on Thursday before tallying twice two nights later in a 6-4 setback to the Kings.
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Detroit got off on the right foot in that regard thanks to Riley Sheahan, who scored in a 3-2 victory over Buffalo on Monday in addition to tallying twice in a 4-33 win over Montreal on Thursday.
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A wild session on Tuesday saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average swing more than 2.23,22.2 points from peak to trough and ended with the benchmark S&P 28.6 tallying its best day since just before President Donald Trump's election in 220.6.
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Costs increased rapidly, though at the slowest rate in just over a year, possibly tallying with the BoE's view that the inflationary effect of last year's more than 10 percent fall in the value of the pound is starting to fade.
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Consensus rules are the code that determines whether there is consensus among the miners, a tallying of votes if you will, which can be used to decide many things, including… wait for it… which fork of the Bitcoin code to run.
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ET, Sportsnet One, Sportsnet Ontario, Sportsnet West, FSN Tennessee (Nashville), Prime Ticket (Anaheim) ABOUT THE PREDATORS (32-24-9): Filip Forsberg (team-high 26 goals) hasn't scored in two games after tallying an eye-popping 10 times in five contests.
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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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Next week's general elections also marks 10 years since a controversial presidential race marred by ethnic group tensions and highly disputed vote-tallying led to more than 1,000 people being killed and more than 500,000 being displaced in post-election violence.
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After tallying shows for the spring 2016 fashion weeks in London, New York, Milan, and Paris, the Fashion Spot found that models were more than 70 percent white across the board: This is not to say that there haven't been improvements.
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For instance, the actual system for tallying votes is very different from an online or paper-based registration system for voters to use, which in turn is also quite unique from accessing a computer system used by an election official.
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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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A wild session on Tuesday saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average swing more than 21.9,221.9 points from peak to trough and ended with the benchmark S&P 27.7 tallying its best day since just before President Donald Trump's election in 2016.
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My friends are unhappy when I whip out a pen and start tallying amounts and credit card numbers on the back of the receipt, but I imagine they'll be all too happy to visit my eventual beach house in Mexico.
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Perhaps the need to edify is gone, but at a time when young artists are recording their success by tallying the number of hits they receive on Instagram, the traditional legacies Rabinowitch is plumbing can only strengthen his seriousness of purpose.
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The American Petroleum Institute, an industry group, disputed those numbers, saying 2014's methane emissions from fracking and other natural gas extraction decreased by 11 percent compared to 2005 under the EPA's former method of tallying releases of the gas.
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During that election, then-US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke with Museveni and "expressed his concern about the detentions of opposition candidate Kizza Besigye and harassment of opposition party members during voting and tallying," the US State Department said.
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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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Now, with the process of tallying the size and scope of Mr. Weinstein's abuse allegations underway, Ms. Paltrow and others said they wanted to support women who had already come forward and help those in similar situations feel less alone.
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That could occur if an attacker gains physical access to a back-end system, known as the ballot marking device manager, that is used to program the voting machines before an election or to the tallying workstations that produce results.
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For all the clucking and tallying, Mr. Cox and Mr. Berge's wedding was met with little more than a nod by those who track the movements of the forbidding and glamorous, if increasingly diminished, clan that surrounded Mr. Saint Laurent.
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In its electoral petition, Mr. Odinga's opposition coalition claimed that the election commission did not follow proper procedures in tabulating and announcing final results and that there were inaccuracies in the forms recording polling station results and constituency-level tallying.
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But the Masters officials were stunned to find that De Vicenzo's birdie-3 on the 21974th hole had been marked as a 21980 by his playing partner, Tommy Aaron, who was tallying De Vicenzo's scorecard, a customary arrangement for paired golfers.
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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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NEW YORK, June 30 (Reuters) - The Dow and S&P 500 on Friday ended a volatile week with modest gains, boosted by Nike's well-received quarterly report, with both indexes tallying their best first half of the year since 63.
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Even then, Mr. Obama made it clear that he did not want to escalate the situation before the election, for fear of getting into a tit-for-tat cyberwar in which Russia might try to alter the actual vote tallying.
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But after misconduct claims against US Appeals Court Judge Alex Kozinski became public last December, and a CNN report exposed that judges are rarely disciplined and information is not made public, Duff said the court will begin tallying and releasing information.
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Six Seminoles finished with double-figure scoring, with guard Braian Angola tallying 773 points on 7 of 11 shooting from 3-point range, forward Phil Cofer adding 269 points, guard P.J. Savoy totaling 255 and guard Trent Forrest notching 221.
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If you're already tallying how much you'll have to run to combat a special food, that takes both the fun out of the rare treat you're enjoying, and out of the exercise done to so-called make up for it.
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For decades, the standard method for counting brain cells was stereology: slicing up the brain, tallying cells in thin sheets of tissue splayed on microscope slides and multiplying those numbers by the volume of the relevant region to get an estimate.
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Although the breached systems were not involved in actual vote-tallying operations, Obama administration officials proposed that the eight senior lawmakers write a letter to state election officials warning them of the possible threat posed by Russian hacking, officials said.
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After classifying the criminal activity by type and tallying the number of incidents that occurred within a half-mile of each Pokéstop, Aizman identified the most dangerous Pokéstops—the locations where distracted players could become easy marks for opportunistic criminals.
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Vote-tallying websites might say 100 percent of the precincts are in for California's primary election, but don't let that mislead you — it will take days and perhaps even weeks for many more absentee and provisional ballots to be tallied.
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One of these days perhaps it will fall on me to do the actual tallying, but for now I'll settle for throwing out wild speculative numbers and this video of Wayne in a rotating tunnel, which is the concept of every Diddy video.
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Scott on Sunday asked a Broward County judge to issue an emergency injunction calling for law enforcement to seize all voting machines, tallying devices and ballots when they are not being used until the end of the recount and any related litigation.
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ET, Sportsnet One (Toronto), RDS and TSN5 (Ottawa) ABOUT THE MAPLE LEAFS (19-22-9): Tyler Bozak snapped a 43-game goal drought by tallying in Thursday's victory and stands second on the team with 31 points behind All-Star Leo Komarov (33).
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Neil Cybart, a well-known Apple analyst who blogs at Above Avalon, explained that tallying iPhone upgrades — the iPhone 210 one year, 211S the next, and 7 the following — helps us keep track of the specific value offered by each new device.
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Recent studies have begun tallying the narrow costs of things like the tariffs imposed by Trump, with a recent analysis saying the measures imposed so far are taking about $4.5 billion per month directly out of the wallets of American consumers and businesses.
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Eight Spartans scored in the first half, with Winston tallying 14 as they closed the half with a 10-63 run, including a mid-range jumper at the buzzer from Tillman to give Michigan State a commanding 43-19 lead at the break.
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ET, CBC, TVAS ABOUT THE SENATORS (30-19-6): Ottawa defenseman Dion Phaneuf, acquired from Toronto in a blockbuster nine-player deal last February, had scored in three of his last four games after tallying just once in the previous 18 contests.
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"It's integration without representation: You get access to the market, but you don't get a voice," said Ulf Sverdrup, the director of the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs and the author of a report tallying the cost to Norway outside the European Union.
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The legal fight As volunteers rushed to complete the legally mandated review, Scott again upped the stakes by suing to require law enforcement officials to seize ballots and tallying machines in Broward and Palm Beach counties during any break in the action.
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"[T]he significant increase in absentee voting may make it difficult to complete the processing and tallying of all absentee ballots on Election Night," Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe wrote in a memo to the commission citing legal and logistical conflicts.
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Over the next few years, the company — which became Juul Labs after splitting from Pax in 2017 — would reignite the stale e-cigarette business, grabbing more than 75 percent of the vaping market and tallying more than $1 billion in sales in 2018.
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But the Iowa Democratic Party will also be tallying and reporting two other sets of numbers: how many actual people voted for each candidate in a given caucus — first an initial tally, then a final tally taken after lower-performing candidates are eliminated.
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While it accused Russian intelligence agencies of obtaining and maintaining "access to elements of multiple U.S. state or local electoral boards," it concluded — as officials have publicly — that there was no evidence of tampering with the tallying of the vote on Nov. 8.
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What to watch for Todd Gurley's usage After tallying 1,831 yards from scrimmage and 21 total touchdowns during the 13 NFL regular season, Gurley normally would have entered this season as the clear-cut favorite to be the No. 1 overall pick.
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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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The 721 delegates who voted against Mr Trump's nomination the next day, during the official tallying of his support, nonetheless made up the Republicans' biggest dissenting vote since 1976, when Gerald Ford sealed his defeat of Ronald Reagan on the floor of the convention.
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" The Department of Homeland security responded to Nelson's comments by saying their department and officials with Florida "have partnered on a number of initiatives to secure their election systems" but said DHS continues "to assess Russian actors were not able to access vote tallying systems.
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As results began to come in Wednesday evening, leaders of almost every political party except Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf alleged vote rigging, with some claiming their monitors did not receive final tallies or were asked to leave polling stations before tallying was finished.
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War reporting has become more honest and unsparing about tallying the death toll — at least on our side — but politicians making the case for deployments and invasions still don't invite the public in advance to decide whether the promised benefits will be worth the losses.
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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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The Russians shied away from measures that might alter the "tallying" of votes, the report added, a conclusion drawn from American spying and intercepts of Russian officials' communications and an analysis by the Department of Homeland Security, according to the current and former government officials.
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Collin Sexton added 26 points for Cleveland, with Larry Nance Jr. scoring 19 and pulling down 10 rebounds, Cedi Osman hitting for 913 points, Love tallying 14 points and 18 rebounds, Matthew Dellavedova contributing 14 points and 221 assists, and Alfonzo McKinnie scoring 223 points.
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" Treasury added that while it was sanctioning Prigozhin and others for their activities in the 2018 midterms, there "was no indication that foreign actors were able to compromise election infrastructure that would have prevented voting, changed vote counts, or disrupted the tallying of votes.
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Despite months of campaigning, the aid of a well-funded super PAC and an appearance by his brother in South Carolina this week, he is currently slated to come in fifth place with just 8 percent of the vote, as the state continues tallying votes.
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After tallying the results, researchers discovered that while almost 86 percent of participants thought they were knowledgeable about their reproductive health, they were actually only able to identify 51 percent of the risk factors and 45 percent of the health issues associated with male infertility.
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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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ABOUT MARYLAND (223-23): Sophomore guard Kevin Huerter (56.83 points) played inspired ball in the return to his home state Monday, tallying 256.8 points on 275-of-265 from the field and 7-of-9 beyond the arc - tying a career high for made 3-pointers.
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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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Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Chairman Wafula Chebukati said in a statement on Tuesday that it had appointed for three months a project coordinator and officials to run the information technology, logistics, operations and training as well as the national tallying center during the re-run.
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ET, Regional Sports Network ABOUT CLEMSON (16-11, 9-33 ACC): The 6-7 Blossomgame (18.1 points per game, 51.1 shooting from the field) posted a career high in scoring for the second time in four games after tallying 30 against Notre Dame on Feb. 8.
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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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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former officials of the State Department and the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service have written to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, urging that two White House-ordered reports on refugee resettlement costs be balanced by also tallying the benefits refugees bring to the United States.
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With its public companies funneling money to India and smaller investors tallying losses, a similar process might already be underway in one of the most fascinating markets in the technology world: China, said Bill Bishop, co-founder of MarketWatch, who blogs and consults on China-related issues.
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While many USMNT players are often criticized for their reluctance to leave their comfort zone, Dempsey went toe-to-toe with the best in Europe for seven years, with his 57 goals tallying more than the next three best USMNT players in the Premier League combined.
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It depends on if you side with the pro-democracy activists that have been mobilizing in the Congo since 2012 cultivating a demanding citizenry, and with the Catholic Church who fielded 40,2023 observers and disputes the closed-door tallying of the government-controlled national electoral commission CENI.
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Crosby, meanwhile, has been his game-breaking self, with 27 points so far—just one behind teammate Evgeni Malkin for the postseason points lead and sitting tied for third in points per game (1.17) after tallying three assists in the Penguins' 6-0 Game 5 shellacking.
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I began by tallying the evidence: noting who I talked over more often in meetings (women, at a rate of three to one), cataloging whose emails I was quicker to respond to (men) and whose opinions I was less likely to push back on (men, almost always).
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Just one week after vote-tallying snafus and reporting errors in the Iowa caucus resulted in widespread confusion about who the presumptive democratic front-runner actually is in the 2020 presidential election, voters are set to begin casting ballots in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary.
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Though Rivkin specifically warns against "an absurd counting, that says as much about the critics as it does the art or artist" of, say, how many times a poet or passage appears in Twombly's work, I confess to tallying the names of 45 separate poets mentioned in Chalk.
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Concerns about the election count center on discrepancies in the tallying of votes by the voting machines, mainly in the Kurdish province of Sulaimaniya and the ethnically-mixed province of Kirkuk, and suggestions that the devices could have been tampered with or hacked into to skew the result.
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The Obama administration's response to Putin's propaganda machine was weak and ineffective in Eastern Europe, and now we're paying the price here at home" Mr Royce declared, adding for good measure that the report found no evidence that "Russian meddling impacted our voting and tallying process in any way.
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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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After tallying $150 million for the entire four-day Presidents Day weekend ($135 million for just the three-day weekend), to say nothing of an additional $132 million from overseas, the film has rejuvenated Ryan Reynolds's flailing career and suggested that reports of superhero fatigue among moviegoers are unfounded.
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Because the number of female-identifying producers and DJs actually getting paid to perform is a pretty good indication of how even (or uneven) the playing field is, in 2014, we came up with the idea of tallying the gender breakdown at electronic music festivals around the world.
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"It is one thing to say that there was no tampering with vote tallying - which is true - it is another thing to say that the daily dumping of documents disparaging to ... Clinton that was made possible by Russian cyber operations had no effect on the campaigns," he said.
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The Northeast Pacific basin has seen record activity, tallying the highest "accumulated cyclone energy" (a measurement to express the destructive potential of a tropical cyclone that, when added together for all storms, gives a value for the overall year's tropical activity) in its 29 named tropical systems in 2018.
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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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And if they receive a ballot by electronic means, administrators should print them out for counting "and not electronically transmitted to the [Election Management System] for tallying," the report recommends, while also calling for voters to instead mail in their ballots or print out copies of electronically submitted ballots.
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Some Democrats even come close to echoing Trump's charge that re-tallying votes from the presidential race is just a "scam" being advanced by Stein, who has raised more than $6 million to fund potential recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, three states critical to the Republican nominee's win.
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"It is one thing to say that there was no tampering with vote tallying — which is true — it is another thing to say that the daily dumping of documents disparaging to Secretary Clinton that was made possible by Russian cyber operations had no effect on the campaigns," said Rep.
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From the launch of the campaign in July, to the conduct of the first round of elections, the stay in the process, the public hearings, the long-delayed second-round contest, the tallying of the final votes, and the confirmation of the results, the election period was peaceful.
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It asked a judge to issue an emergency injunction for the county sheriffs and Florida Department of Law Enforcement to seize all voting machines, tallying devices and ballots when they are not being used until the end the end of the recount and any related litigation is over.
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The court said the IEBC was unable to explain why results from 11,000 polling stations were not received at tallying stations, and therefore claims that system was hacked had to be accepted as a possibility, particularly as the commission did not make their computer servers available for scrutiny.
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Concerns about the election count center on discrepancies in the tallying of votes by the voting machines, mainly in the Kurdish province of Sulaimaniya and the ethnically mixed province of Kirkuk, and suggestions that the devices could have been tampered with or hacked into in order to skew the result.
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While the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) determined that the systems accessed were not involved in tallying votes and that the election was not compromised, the Russian hacking campaign still stoked fears about the potential for foreign interference in future elections and the possibility of cyberattacks on state and critical infrastructure.
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Currently drafted: 164th overallWhy you should take him earlier: DaeSean Hamilton broke out during the final four games of the Denver Broncos season in 2018, averaging more than six catches for about 45 receiving yards per game after tallying just five catches through the first 13 weeks of the season.
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"When you can make a move to add to your team – and not subtract anything, like we did today – it's huge," said Ryan Kesler, who led Anaheim with seven power-play goals, although he hasn't scored with the man advantage since tallying in back-to-back games on Dec. 3-4.
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