The Florida Supreme Court said there's the deadline, and that conflicts with another provision of this law, the provision that says there shall be, under certain circumstances, recounts.
He then recounts certain "absolutely sickening" events that transpired at a preview performance of "Mass" the previous evening: Bernstein's tearful response to the ovation, his embraces of members of the cast, the kisses he bestowed on the men.
That could change after absentee ballots and judicial recounts in certain districts are tallied later this month.
What followed was a machine recount of the Florida vote, then demands from the Gore campaign for hand recounts of certain counties.
Mark Fabiani, a deputy campaign manager for Mr. Gore, said the Democrats could also ask for recounts in certain states, like New Hampshire, which Mr. Bush won by one percentage point.
But, to his credit, Flannery captures the sense of a family cavorting heedlessly on the edge of an abyss and actually sharpens certain moments: when Mitia recounts his life story in the coded form of an Andersen-like fairytale, the bitter allegory is here addressed to the group, rather than the child, and produces a collective shiver of apprehension.
He suggested that stories about CIA concerns were part of a trio of such effects that also included Green Party candidate Jill Stein's attempted recounts in certain states and talk of Hillary Clinton's popular vote victory.
After partial vote recounts in certain states, US election officials found no evidence that votes had been manipulated by a cyberattack on voting machines, security researchers told an audience at the Chaos Communication Congress hacking festival on Wednesday.
Facing certain snakes, he recounted their especially nasty captures.
Imitating Neẓāmī's Khamseh, Khosrow introduced a novelistic strain into the mas̄navī by recounting certain events of his own time in poetical form, some parts of which are lyrics.
