The decisive rulings came on Friday when the Florida Supreme Court enjoined Florida's secretary of state, Katherine Harris, from certifying Gov. George W. Bush the victor on an incomplete count.
The first, likely incomplete, count from Egypt's Ministry of Health was close to two hundred and thirty-five dead and over two thousand injured — numbers that will likely be fought over and examined.
So, as provided under Florida law, I have decided to contest this inaccurate and incomplete count in order to insure the greatest possible credibility for the outcome.
An incomplete count showed Mr. Bush leading Mr. Gore by 1,784 votes, or three one-hundredths of one percent of the votes cast.
Six out of 8 patients in the treatment group responded to treatment including two cytogenetic complete remissions, one hematologic complete remission, and three complete remissions with incomplete count recovery.
Vice President Al Gore, in his address challenging Gov. George W. Bush's certification as the winner in Florida (front page, Nov. 28), said, "I have decided to contest this inaccurate and incomplete count in order to insure the greatest possible credibility for the outcome".
By its estimate, 60,000 to 100,000 postdocs are at work in the U.S. The data for the October article come from the National Science Foundation's Survey of Graduate Students and Postdoctorates in Science and Engineering (GSS), which, as the article acknowledges, provides an incomplete count of the nation's postdocs.
According to this incomplete count, police kill an average of about 400 each year, with 461 justified homicides in all of 2013.
-Michael McDonald viaa email): Cohn's reports "are incomplete counts from last night that don't include all of the Denver/Boulder vote from yesterday....Bennet won in 2010 by 1.7 points with Republican registration advantage of +6.8 with a Green candidate taking 2.2% of the vote.
