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tally
noun as in count, record
Example Sentences
It could take several days before final results are tallied and a winner is declared, but Taylor’s supporters were already celebrating the early results at a campaign party in downtown Oakland.
The light blues extended that advantage to coast home, taking their tally to 49 victories in the 79th staging of the women's event.
The data, which is publicly available, guides policy decisions and constitutes a significant portion of the information the government submits to the international body that tallies global greenhouse gas pollution.
The tally is based on an Associated Press review of records and survey of students, universities and district attorneys.
Lake County elections officials are tired of the rush to count ballots, defending their history of being the last in California and possibly the nation to tally votes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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