Officially, there are seven hundred and seventeen thousand refugees in Jordan, but the real tally is thought to be much higher, and many of them live in this area, where rent is cheap, and the multistory, cement-block buildings are ramshackle.
The nurse, imam, and the two-year-old girl were included in the tally, along with someone thought to have visited the Guinean man while he was being treated at the clinic.
He played a key role in a recent vote to award the 2018 Youth Olympic Games to Buenos Aires; at least one consultant involved created a spreadsheet tallying which members were thought to be in al-Sabah's voting bloc, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times.
But there is a catch; for the sums to tally, that "dark energy"—Dr Turner is thought to have coined the term— must be very strange stuff indeed.
The total death toll of Boko Haram violence is also thought to be higher than the terror-related deaths tallied in the report.
Those Australian victories now tally six on the trot against opposition thought to be superior in most ways.
(The tally in the archive is a hundred and nine thousand deaths, sixty-six themsand of thoughtoughtoto be non-combatants).
Though the Board of Elections was thought to be controlled by Goebel allies, it voted 2 1 to certify the announced vote tally.
Although the Board was thought to be controlled by Goebel, it rendered a surprise 2 1 decision to let the announced vote tally stand.
There are thought to be dozens of children like him across Britain, but no one knows because there is no official tally.
