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count

noun as in tally; number

verb as in add, check in order

verb as in consider, deem

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verb as in have importance

verb as in include

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That indictment ultimately led to the former president’s conviction on multiple felony counts of falsifying business records to conceal campaign finance violations.

From BBC

Its $5 value meal resonated with low-income customers in the U.S. and drove guest counts in the third quarter, before the chain was rocked by E. coli.

On Tuesday evening, 72 shortlisted content creators - who have a combined follower count of more than 101m - attended an awards ceremony celebrating creators across 12 categories including fashion, travel, food and education.

From BBC

It counts about 8,000 contracting firms as customers, providing an end-to-end software suite that can manage booking appointments, generating estimates and processing invoices as well as payroll and dispatching workers.

With the vast majority of ballots counted, most of the races have been called by media organizations anyway, including some very close ones.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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