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'totally tally' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
It is not a phrase that is well-known or used often. If you want to make a statement about something being the same or keeping a record of something, you could use the phrase 'totally agree' or 'keep a tally'. Example sentence: I totally agree with you, that way we can keep a tally of how often this happens.
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The former governor secured votes from all 52 Republicans, as well as ten Democrats, bringing the totally tally to 62 37.
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Several states provided just a total tally.
Total tally?
In my totally unofficial tally, I had fullback Paul Lasike for 12 snaps.
The total medal tally..
Tally up all the room totals.
Tally it all up.
Tally up the totals.
The final tally of financial loss included US$2,332,000 for vessels totally lost, $830,900 for vessels that became constructive total losses, $620,000 for vessels stranded but returned to service, and approximately $1,000,000 in lost cargoes.
The final tally: 623.4 nautical miles, 122.4 miles of which were totally under sail silently, blissfully motorless.
However, the National's artistic director, Nicholas Hytner, declared himself delighted with its tally and said that the strong showing by commercial shows reflected a "totally revitalised West End".
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