· Rodney Stephen Steiger, actor, born April 14 1925; died July 9 2002 The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and Clarifications column, Thursday July 11 2002 The right tally of Steiger spouses is five: Sally Gracie, married in 1951, Claire Bloom 1959, Sherry Nelson 1973, Paula Ellis 1986, and Joan Benedict 2000.
They ask, "Is everyone in your house all right?" They tally whom they knew and lost.
Responding to those developments, the Swedish electorate turned away from Reinfeldt in the September 2014 parliamentary elections, in which his centre-right alliance tallied about 39 percent of the vote, compared with about 13 percent for the anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats and some 44 percent for the Red-Green coaledion led by the Social Democrats.
The right-hander tallied 52 hits, including five home runs, a triple and 11 doubles.
On the other hand, pollsters for the newspaper Le Monde think that the left will get 297 seats, the right a losing tally of 276, with the Front getting just two.
Just as the justices expressed skepticism about the Democrats' request that they set a new deadline and standards for counting ballots by hand, so they also expressed some doubt about the Republicans' insistence that the state should proceed to certify the official tallies right away, without considering any recounts.
In "The Race Beat," their history of the media's coverage of the civil rights movement, Gene Roberts and Hank Klibanoff tally up the relatively vast amount of resources that newspapers and radio stations and television networks devoted to the march.
If the betting markets are right, a Coalition seat tally in excess of 90 seats is on the cards, perhaps even 95 or higher.
The Irish international fed Donovan, who slotted the ball into the lower right corner past goalkeeper Tally Hall while central defender Geoff Cameron tried in vain to clear off the goal line.
The play regenerates momentum when Emma gradually absorbs through experience that the tally of right and wrong in any life cannot be easy to measure at the time the tough decisions are being made, let alone a half-century after the fact.
Neutral executives, who labeled the dueling claims from NBC and ABC a meaningless sideshow solely about bragging rights, said the final tally might come down to more or less a tie between the two networks.
