Observers watching through a one-way mirror counted how many times the volunteers yawned.
This was her call to spend the precious moments of our lives in exuberance and life and meaning and joy and impact, vs. looking in the mirror counting our cellulite dimples (which, by the way NO ONE ELSE GIVES A RIP ABOUT).
Use a magnifying glass and mirror to count the number of papillae you see through the hole in your paper – these are the tiny pink dots on your tongue that won't go blue.
He added, "Syria would do well to take a hard look in the mirror and count itself fortunate that it has not yet, for unfortunate reasons, been the subject of concerted international action as part of the global campaign against terrorism".
Take a look in the mirror and count up everything wonderful about yourself, inside and out.
They turned sideways to the mirror, Stevens counted, "Six, seven, eight," and, to a song by Natalie Cole, they performed the steps, then turned to the other side and repeated them.
A BDD sufferer named Louise told the researchers she'd once stared at her own reflection for 11 hours; Jane one day counted the number of times she looked at herself in the mirror and lost count at 68.
The mirror's calorie count is always reliably accurate.
CNN reported that the group's count mirrors the outlet's tracking data, but it's just a brief snapshot.
If the Australian Electoral Commission second Senate counts supports that analysis (and Bowland's work has mirrored the AEC count thus far), this would force the major parties to decide whether to marginalise Hinch and the Greens, who have a balance of power bloc, or support longer terms for their own senators.
