Unfortunately, they seem to be coming in as fast as she can tabulate — 3,208 messages as of a moment ago.
With more than 98 percent of voting stations tabulated, she won with about 54 percent of the vote, while her closest challenger, Hermes Binner of the Broad Progressive Front, had about 17 percent.
But when the results were tabulated again, she had fallen short.
Andrea, their 11-year-old with dreams of becoming a teacher, admitted to boredom, she wrote in her diary, and gleefully tabulated the giant crosses she saw on Baptist churches.
An angelic server struggled through English explanations for all the dishes, and as we selected our food, she cut and weighed and tabulated prices for strudel stuffed with pumpkin, slabs of Austrian meatloaf (highly seasoned with mace, caraway and onions), chanterelle salad, fava beans in pumpkin seed oil, and a crispy slaw dressed with white vinegar and caraway seeds.
She drops a lever arch file full of tabulated, cross-referenced A4 pages on the table.
Ms. Rigano's commissions in recent years were being tabulated yesterday, according to the manager, who said she did not think they were significant.
She collected a total of 375 dream reports, each of which she analyzed and "coded" for several categories of content and then tabulated to determine which elements appeared most often.
She is seeking to reject some -- but oddly, not all -- votes that have been tabulated through manual recounts, which are a lawful means for correcting errors in vote tallies, and thereby ascertaining the will of the voters.
Her failings have been tabulated by her critics, and are familiar even to fans of novels like "The Company She Keeps" (1942), "Groves of Academe" (1951), "The Group" (1963): her characters hew too closely and cruelly to their real-life models; they lack buoyancy.
