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count

[kount] / kaʊnt /








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The United States of America are second in the total medal count.

From BBC

"Always go strong; never back down. He can always count on Stephen to support that position on any issue."

From BBC

The only thing investors can count on in the employment report is that it will show job creation was bad in 2025 — maybe even really bad.

From MarketWatch

Johnson, a 30-year-old from Idaho skiing in her second Games, took a wildly aggressive line—and made it count as she completed a nearly flawless race.

From The Wall Street Journal

Votes are being counted following an early election in Thailand, called after several coalition governments collapsed giving the country three prime ministers in as many years.

From BBC