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tally

noun as in count, record

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verb as in add up; count, record

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The City of Love has played host to the 'King of Clay's' greatest triumphs, racking up a tally of 14 French Open victories which few think will ever be bettered.

From BBC

Over the past 15 years, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspected BaronHR’s work sites roughly 65 times, tallying nearly 100 violations with fines totaling at least $335,000, according to federal data.

If a vote-by-mail ballot is dropped off in another county’s drop box, election officials must send it to the correct county recorder’s office to be tallied.

An additional 90 structures were also damaged, according to the latest tally from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

But simply tallying up the lies gives no insight into their purpose.

From Salon

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