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count

[kount] / kaʊnt /








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There were still no official casualty counts from Saturday’s raid.

From Los Angeles Times

But assuming that some reading this will want to know how it follows, differs from or compares to the original — which was certainly the first thing on my mind — let us count the ways.

From Los Angeles Times

For certain classes, the camera can count reps, assess your form and recommend heavier or lighter weights.

From The Wall Street Journal

So many are counting on the financial outcome of lawsuits filed against Southern California Edison, the company that owns the faulty power line suspected of having triggered the fire that destroyed Altadena.

From Barron's

Her story touched a nerve with readers, many of whom are also hunting for work in a tough job market, while feeling as though their age counts against them.

From The Wall Street Journal