All the ballots were counted, that is, tabulated twice by machine.
By morning, with 89% of votes counted, that margin held good – Sanders on 60%, Clinton on 38.4%.
He just doesn't seem to have counted that kind of running – running without intensity and pain – as proper training.
Duncan later counted that moment as his evangelical awakening, when he decided that the claims of Christianity, as expressed in the Scriptures and in church teaching, are either absolutely true or the whole enterprise of the church is meaningless.
She said that if the votes in Michigan and Florida were somehow not counted, that would raise questions as to the "legitimacy of the nominee" — a warning shot she had not used before.
When only active listings of entire homes are counted, that number jumps to 20percentt.
If Gore wins in court, he may be able to gain enough votes or have votes counted that were missed before to overcome his 300-vote deficit.
According to Pascal, only a "couple of hundred institutions" have NIH training awards, but when all PHS-funded institutions--including businesses--are counted, that number soars to approximately four thousand!
Wiśniowiecki's courtier and first biographer, Michał Kałyszowski, counted that Jeremi participated in nine wars in his lifetime.
If one includes the results of Florida, which, at this point, is not in the technical sense counted, that spread is reduced to 420,000.
The number of sporozoites and trails per field were quantified and only trails were counted that were associated with sporozoites.
