That is all we have asked since Election Day, a complete count of all the votes cast in Florida.
Until recently, however, no one kept a complete count of who was being shot by police officers, and why.
The state does not even have a complete count of how many people are under the care of guardians.
Of his court action, Mr. Gore said today that his goal was simple: "To ensure a complete count of all the votes cast in Florida".
No census has been taken in Iraq since 1998, so that list stands as the most complete count of Iraq's roughly 25 million citizens.
A third declarer drew trumps, ruffed a spade in his hand and cashed some winners to get a complete count of the deal.
South ruffed in his hand, played a heart to the dummy, trumped another spade, led a club to the king, and ruffed dummy's remaining spade to produce this ending: By trumping all those spades, declarer had got a complete count of the deal.
If South, at Trick 6, had played a heart to dummy, taken the club finesse, cashed the club ace (getting the complete count of the West hand) and played another heart to dummy, it would have been easy to lead a third heart.
If you have large numbers of voters complaining that they were denied access to the polls, and you combine that with the fact that the Bush campaign is doing all it can to prevent a complete count of those who did vote, it's very difficult to imagine a way in which a full and fair result can be arrived at in a couple of weeks.
In the next phase, a complete count of all utterances within each category was used to determine the frequency of categories and subcategories, and compared to the qualitative data to better understand the statistical analysis of the quantitative data.
