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Lost lives that had never been counted – until the Guardian started its database.

The ONS has ruled that this spending will not be counted until the third quarter of 2012, when the Games takes place.

She'll probably take more of the mail-in and provisional ballots that can't be counted until the days and weeks after the election.

But some of those election administration changes make it much more likely that millions of votes won't be counted until the days and weeks following Election Day.

The election was over, and although the votes in Penrith would not be counted until the morning, there could be little doubt that Stewart had won.

No votes were to be counted until the polling places closed last night, but even before they did, Democratic Party leaders in Arizona were confident of a record turnout.

From this point, cells in the file were counted until the PI signal was blocked in the endodermal cells.

Total time was counted until the mouse fell off the rod or gripped and spun around two times.

In the cost analysis, pre-delivery inpatient days were counted until the delivery and during the immediate post-partum period after delivery using the average national inpatient day cost [ 23].

Optimally, cancer cells from a single hotspot are counted until the null hypothesis of proliferation rate equal to the cut-off can be rejected at a pre-defined significance level.

LT has been counted until products or goods arrive to the customer.