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The bank used to count people who lived on less than "a dollar a day" (or $1. 08 in 1993 prices, to be precise).

Once in an urban environment, the refugees are unable to count on the security that the United Nations or other NGO can provide.

The DAC 100 needs to be able to count up and down and consequently a reset condition should take it to a point near its mid-range.

He assured himself of the existence of his three separate parcels of matches, though he did not stop to count them.

"My child , the gold is for you to count your blessings; the black is for you to let go" . the God answered.

The point is not to avoid all trading, but to count the full costs of such trade and avoid dependence upon it.

Joab son of Zeruiah began to count the men but did not finish.

For a calculation of the exact benefits of NULL and system default compression, it would be necessary to count these values per column.

Voters must be able to understand how to make their selections , and votes must be easy to count in mass quantities.

I watched her blush as she tried to count her money, and I could see right away that she was about a dollar short.

Maybe I should set aside just a minute a day to count my blessings and say "thank you" .

You would need several, however, to count the number of new Africa funds launched since the beginning of this year.

As an old Chinese saying goes, "One single flower is not enough to count for a spring, only a garden full flowers can be spring" .

This one is called "Come Around" , and if you're trying to count the time signature, good luck with that!

A suspect in a robbery took time to count the money and was arrested inside the bank.

In light of this market redundancy, the only reasonable reaction, it seems, is to count food miles the way a dieter counts calories.

At least he learns to count on nothing and to see the present as the only truth given to us "as a bonus. "

Do not know which mental derangement. . . Want me to count his mother what count. . .

The children then had to count items on a page, determine which of two numbers was greater or lesser, as well as read numbers.

Once I got over the initial shock of the diagnosis, spiritual aspects within me started to awaken and I began to count my blessings.

One of the happiest things at the end of a year is to count bonus.

I took her arms and tried to let her in to warm up, but she refused and asked me to count the money in case something might be missing.

And then there is the matter of his nationality. Nationality is not supposed to count at the supranational ECB; but it always does.

These surveys have been used by researchers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and elsewhere to count the total number of jobs in a lifetime.

If it's up to Daniel, he's telling me already, to count him in on Monday.

Hospitals throughout the city started issuing lists of the dead and wounded as Mumbai began to count the cost of the massacre.

Conceptually, that's a bit simpler, but it would make it awkward to, say, mine your order data to count the most popular toppings.

He began to count the people in his mind while they were having the delicious food.

He who leaves God out of his reasoning does not know how to count.

But you may be able to revive some of the good feelings by taking a few minutes to count your blessings.

The method improves the precision of the precipitation isoline and is important to count the surface precipitation of the drainage area.

I thank You again for Your regular generosity, and hope to be able to count on Your support in the future.

S: Oh, yeah, your men, your men have been able to count on you. Why is it that you've never been there for me?

Another way to get a sense of a neighborhood's health is to count the number of for-sale signs and vacant houses.

Most children of five have no difficulty in learning to count up to a hundred.

One way of depicting them is to count them and present them in clusters, with more common ones shown in a proportionately larger font.

In South Africa the size of your car and your herd of cattle is what seems to count.

Martine Aubry, the party's boss, has criss -crossed France on the campaign trail, but it is local candidates who seem to count more.

The average person in the seventh century in Europe law a man had to be able to count to nine!

But as Japanese politics fragment, the party may no longer be able to count on an anti-LDP vote.

As we grow up day by day, we ought not always to count on our parents, which means we have to be independent.

I tried to follow its soft ticking and to count the nine hundred seconds between one stroke and the next, but I kept losing track.

Dear Father, we want our lives to count for you and to be a blessing to others.

"If I asked you to count out 8. 7 million pennies, that would take you a while, even if you had a whole lot of people doing it. "

The subjects followed the runner at a distance of 30 feet and had to count the number of times he touched his head.

We'll have to count on good weather. But if it does rain, the whole thing will have to be cancelled.

I'll bet my bottom dollar he meant to cheat us -- probably thought we were in too much of a hurry to count our change.

Boastful and careless, the hare lost the race . Now he would never again be able to count on his speed .

As one of the dealership's managers puts it: "Selling Russian cars is different. You just need someone to count the money. "

Dying as for me not what to count, but is that lethe thing is not ready to turn self head but after stating for a long time.

Afterwards they were asked to count the money they had earned out of an envelope.

A program to count factorial, inputing all the number in range one, then the result of it may show!

Auctions must be able to count down and end on their own with auto notification to the winner and the seller.

Aida fabric consists of small squares that make it easy to count and even to stitch.

For one of the tests, test subjects were told to count out a stack of $100 dollar bills and then immerse their hands in hot water.

Wiseman conducted an experiment in which he gave subjects a newspaper and asked them to count how many photographs were inside.

A prenuptial agreement that disregards any of these three considerations is likely to count for less, or even nothing.

I can't begin to count the number of women that have come to me telling me they don't know where to meet men.

Good friends won't abandon you during the bad times. You should be able to count on friends to be available when you need them.

It's not easy to count the number of vibrations of shale shaker.

We do not count a man's years until he has no- thing else to count .

This is all the more important since we now live in an age in which the acquisition of wealth appears to count for more than reputation.

Sitting pretty next door to the Caribbean Sea, you'll have plenty of time to count your pennies as you sun yourself on the golden beaches.

Once, while jogging on a treadmill on the top floor of a Sao Paulo hotel, I tried to count the many helicopters buzzing by.

One of the first great intellectual feats of a young child is learning how to talk, closely followed by learning how to count.

He began to count the women with whom he had coupled.

One page later, she notes how "refreshing" it was to count five flyers on a Chinese outhouse wall that advertised where to get an abortion.

Zip- Shrinks the primal chaos chain which imitates to count the ASP procedure with the wind zip, ASP.

So many shareholders cast votes that it took the bank longer than expected to count them all.

They sat down to count their newfound treasure. They quickly forgot about finding Death.

As a counter either to count the number of times a loop is performed or to control how many times the loop is performed.

Miss Sullivan tried to teach me to count by stringing beads in groups, and by arranging kindergarten straws I learned to add and subtract.

He ran into the barn, climbed to the hayloft and uncovered the tin can. He poured the coins out and began to count.

The doctor looked over him carefully and told him to count from one to ten again and again.

When this probe fires, you want to count the number of invocations and emit this count with an indication of the calling process ID (PID).

In the final seconds of the game the crowd began to count down the seconds left.

I told him not to count his chickens before they hatch because that woman may not marry him.

If you set a time-out interval on your message-send operation, the time-out period will begin to count down as soon as the message is sent.

Recognizes and identifies coins; beginning to count and save money.

But whenever my patient begins to count the carriages in her funeral procession I subtract 50 percent from the curative power of medicines.

I told him not to count his chickens before they were hatched.

If the soldiers didn t finish the task, and from a soldier began to count down, number to the fifth, the soldiers then to perform the task.

In my head I began to count the number of stop signs left before I got home.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may not have many friends these days, but they should be able to count on a certain loyalty in Beijing.

Hence, assumptions about the nature of a transaction and the strategy used to count transactions highly influence your estimation.

Assume that the class contains a method to count employees and a field to store the number of employees.

But if it drains you in too many ways to count, is the higher paying job really more valuable to you?

"China is not so rich that we do not need to count the cost. We need real and practical solutions, " says Wu.

Next time you think about wonderful things, don't forget to count yourself in.

One trick, the scientists say, is to count what's in your cart and multiply by a guesstimate of the average cost of the items.

You want the exercise to count for something and to produce results; otherwise it was a waste of effort.

I tried to count but it was like a fire alarm going off.

Danone said yesterday that it was hard even to count the number of lawsuits that the dispute has generated.

If you suspect an application is running out of file descriptors, you can use lsof to count the number of files open to verify.

too many to count, but a woman will say, be worthy of love a man has only one.

But whenever my patient begins to count the carriages at her funeral, I take away fifty percent from the curative power of medicines.

They're to count the number of times the players in yellow pass the ball to each other, whilst ignoring the players in dark blue.

The boy then took out some shrunken paper from the pillow happily. And he slowly began to count them.

Unfortunately, it is absurdly easy to count the ways.

Now I am looking forward to Spa with confidence: it's a track I know and I will also be able to count on the experience gained this weekend.

The dots appear and disappear so quickly that it becomes impossible to count, so the amounts have to be sensed instead.

Dear Jesus, teach me to be generous. Teach me to give and not to count the cost.

On a summer evening, I would lie on the ground near a pond and try to count the stars in the sky.

It is possible to teach them to count, however, especially if they learn Portuguese while still young.

But if your goal is no longer to direct the traffic, but maybe to count the cars that go by, then more eyeballs are better.

"We have too many investments to count, " said the younger Mr.

A summary is added to count the number of open calls per customer and also the total number of open calls.

I'm trying to count the stars. You're wasting your time!

When money grows to a certain degree, we go to the bank and open an account, entitling the bank clerks to count money for us.

This involved taking a sample of entries from different parts of a dictionary and asking the subject to count how many she recognised.

So, this function must be able to count this additional payment.

Dorothy, please. We're trying to count.

As I began to count the bullets, the reality sank in deeper.

In other branches of talent and learning American names began to count for something.

One is direct measuring, the other is indirect measuring. The direct measuring is to count the signal's circles in a certain time.

To count on the small family farm as an important thing in the American future now looks like betting on the wrong horse.

Other Western critics warned European countries not to count on Russia's dependability as an energy supplier.

As you can see, this family is going to count on you.

In the Total row, click the field that you want to count and select Count from the resulting list.

Surely it was a good way to die, in the place of someone else, someone I loved. Noble, even. That ought to count for something.

It adopts the servomotor to drive and the optical code meter to count the length, which precisely controls the length of bags.

Every tenth year since 1801 (with the exception of wartime 1941), the British state has set out to count its residents.

What is truly stunning about the book is that none of this in the end is allowed to count against the delusion of England as Arcadia.

My job is to count money, you know. I feel unhappy when I do that. --But why?

The bank teller used a mechanical counter to count the pennies.

and somehow, people never do seem to count Aberforth.

As an interim arrangement, both Sides agreed not to count the days before the Comprehensive Arrangement becomes applicable.

But that is a lame excuse: it should be much easier to count bodies than to put a value on diverse sorts of economic output.

It was foolish of me not to count my change.

Your job is to count the number of unit(i. e. , 1*1) squares that are covered by any one of the rectangles given as input.

That was an excellent appointment. That's the stuff that's really going to count .

It was originally used to count down time during matches, an innovation of Herbert Chapman.

pulses, excessive plateau slope, raised working voltage, or failure to count at all are likely results of negative ion formation.

Three years later , officials added a time ball to count down the seconds to the New Year.

We do not count a man's years until he has nothing else to count. Your faith and convictions are not subject to decay.

"Oh, never mind, " said the boy kindly. "You'll have the less to count. "

On top of a struggling global economy, our world has more serious issues to deal with than we'd all care to count.

It's possible that I might stumble upon some good ideas as part of my daily work, but I don't want to count on that alone.

But public pressure is beginning to count, too.

At the same time a woman will never miss a chance to count the number of times a man sleeks or bristles up his hair during the conversation.

The teacher told the children to count off from right to left.

Big or small, it's actions that seem to count the most in friendship.

my child , the gold is for you to count your blessings !

I called in the accident. That's got to count for something.

Instead , she took her time to count all the money piece by piece. Thus she kept the audience waiting for half an hour.

If forced to count only pristine capital, the bank needs a full $40 billion.

In the implementation of this scheme we shall continue to count on the support of the SME sector.

When the conveyor with boxes has been activated, limit switch resets counter which is again ready to count 10 apples.

I could list them all but I would not have enough fingers on two hands to count them.

For our example, let's say we want to count the number of documents grouped by the name value.

If it is, a variable is incremented to count all deviations for the current sample.

He never even bothered to count his drinks.

Our strategy is to show each and every transaction (if applicable), but sometimes not to count them in weight.

The time had come for us to count the votes. And to my delight , Jiang Xin received the most votes and was elected monitor.

The researchers used a sophisticated computer program to count the number of molecules with green or red fluorescent tags in each sample.

First of all, world that promotes my Congress to count the criterion coordinates , secondly, reform my Congress and count the system.

But t is recursively passed to count again, just as with the earlier example.

After the numbers stored as text are converted to numbers, it is possible to count them by using the COUNT function.

Google's innovation was to count the number of inbound links from other web pages.

When people began to count such events, they began to measure time.

When liquid does not accord with to floating to count a standard, should send metrological service to give adjustment.

Even so, some threats seem to count a lot more than others.

I am not going to count my chickens, of course, but so far preparations for London 2012 are going outstandingly well.

A 3 bit counter can be used to count up to seven pulses.

According to custom, each family will stay up to count down for the New Year on the eve of the Spring Festival.

The most difficult people to count are the poor, the homeless, the itinerant and those in overcrowded buildings.

With the housing market in turmoil, even the asset many had come to count on -- the value of their homes -- is threatened.

However, Henry Fok Ying-tung of origin, may be necessary to count the most bitter billionaire one!

I sincerely hope that I can continue to count on your generous support in the months and years ahead.

Miss beautiful appearance should be able to count it!

Excite was so annoyed that it pushed back with a page on how to count URLs, as you can see archived here.

Every 10 years since the year 1790, the U. S. government has attempted to count its people.

We are able to count many prominent politicians as members of our group.

Pedometers are small , relatively inexpensive devices worn at the hip to count the number of steps walked per day .

Each bacteria uses a particular molecule that's its language, that allows it to count its own siblings.

Wednesday is the traditional Dragon Boat festival holiday, so managers want Thursday to count as one of the three days.

Therefore he knows perfectly well that it's one of his responsibilities and we all know that we need to count on this.

Nor have corporate minnows been able to count on much help from taxpayers.

To count every man, woman and child in a country as large as America is no easy task.

There, she tortured the prisoners in hopes of breaking Obi-Wan's spirit and presenting the defeated Jedi as a trophy to Count Dooku.

For many people, the word "camping" conjures up images of sleepless nights, smoky campfires and too many insect bites to count.

A counter used in the arithmetical unit to count the steps in multiplication, division, and shift operation.

It is also interesting to count the number of packets scanned while processing the SACKs, and the average size of the retransmission window.

Some people think honesty doesn't seem to count much in these days.

A modified version of RFC encourages you to count the full call hierarchy .

By contrast, it does intend to count emissions cuts it has paid for overseas towards the goal of carbon neutrality.

You and Eleazar the priest and the family heads of the community are to count all the people and animals that were captured.

Mosquitoes were caught in field and dissected to count the ratio of those having laid eggs and the natural filarial infection rate.

Double-click the field that contains your category data, and also the field that contains the values that you want to count.

Since I was a dozen small movies, read film countless, but my favourite film still wants to count "carol masters series" mo belonged to.

This is named after a horse that seemed to count, but was actually reacting to unconscious cues from his trainer.

I began to count the scales in the different rows, until I was convinced that was nonsense.

He described situations in which people needed to count the cost before starting a building project or battling an enemy.

Volunteers' schedules often vary, so it's best not to count on acommitment of longer than a few months.

Republican John McCain told a crowd in Missouri not to count him out , even though Democrat Barack Obama is ahead in the polls.

And I think to count them out would be a mistake.

To the scale of their funerals, willow green areas is unprecedented, the consumption of the treasury, difficult to count.

This popular song has long been used to teach American chidren how to count from lto 10.

When asked to count up from one, she got to four and no further.

A third spectator is invited to count down to the chosen number. The performer does not touch the cards.

If they were allowed to count normally, they did great.

Even though DMFCs produce carbon dioxide, the amount is small enough for the cells to count as a much greener technology than batteries.

And so you have started to count down another year, and this time, it is as if you are starting a brand new countdown. Let us explain.

When you all your darts are thrown, a window appears asking you to count your score.

The 42-year-old Michael Dell, and 43-year-old Yang in the PC market seems to count only just begun.

It is, above all, to matter and to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all.

If it's miserly to count one's blessings, Brewster Ashenden's a miser.

DOES an activity have to get you out of breath to count as exercise?

Tip: Make a family ritual of taking time to count your blessings telling stories of the seasons past and remembering loved ones.

However, Japan may not be able to count on that in the coming years.

Thanks to the program, the child learns how to count, compare numbers, add, subtract, multiply, and divide.

Mr Kim's complex marital history has left three rival sons (daughters seem not to count: some revolution! ).

Financial Secretary John Tsang earlier this month warned investors not to count on cheap credit.

To count as a valid shot , it must make it past the hog line on the other side .

Then spontaneously I begin to count the one who made me unhappy better than myself.

Be honest: Which scenario would best depict your reaction when it's your children's turn to count their blessings with the group?

But his real sleight-of-hand is to count handouts administered through the tax code as "tax cuts" .

But I am not going to count my chickens, I'm just going to work hard and go from there.

He has again fought the Legion and cut down so many it would take a day just to count them one by one!

And the same with Kennedy and Nixon when they ran for president. It was so close they had to count all over again.

Ecological hackers We are happy to count the money from the hackers after being hacked, are we?

If you do not need to count logical values, text, or error values, use the COUNT function.

From learning to count to getting potty trained, everything must feel like fun if you want any success.

The experimenter smiled and set the video clip running again, but this time with no instructions to count the passes.

A simple example is to count the number of rows returned in the set.

We conclude with a discussion on how (not) to count them.

The U. S. , Europe and some emerging-market nations China likes to count among its friends want more action.

For this great anniversary, I want to count some great democratic changes that happened during the five years of freedom and democracy. . .

I invite all of you to count the colors in your bedroom.

The whole year long "pass the buck" and "Don't ask me" make us realize that we have to count on ourselves.

Working with this notion, we have made some suggestions on how and when to count transactions.

"I promise not to count her teeth. " Florent grinned. "Oh, never fear, I'll treat her with all the courtesy she is due. "

"To count on" someone is a two-word phrasal verb meaning to trust someone, to believe that someone will do something.

This was based on asking tribe members to count objects, like sticks or nuts or AA batteries, as the researchers laid them out.

Forcing DB2 to count the number of rows in a table simply to check whether there are any rows is a very expensive option.

In 2006 yet another middle-market lender emerged, Churchill Financial, and its founder had worked at too many places to count.

Fast: The computer has an operating time of small to count in nanoseconds.

Another rule, actually in effect for 18 months now, allows papers to count as paid, copies for which someone has paid as little as a penny.

But it would be rash to count the big three out.

I'm going to count to three. And I'm going to move the coin.

One day, a farmer, who had 20 pigs, sent his son to count them and see if they were all there . After a while, the boy came back slowly.

Some feel their countries are too small to count in the world, so seek a share of a European superpower.

Lay the hooker scientific genius prestigious wants to count the microscopic drawings "book. "

I read the text once more, yet still don't know how to count the exercises followed the text.

On average, the unlucky people took about two minutes to count the photographs, whereas the lucky people took just seconds.

Usually we get permission to go threshold and to count the lights from there to check the actual visibility .

It would be quite wrong to count Europe out of the international scene. It is very much alive and kicking.

It uses local outlier mining method to count the Local Outlier Factor(LOF) of the outlier candidated object and detects anomaly attacks.

From Metro Man. "To count every second of your 85 life sentences. "

It does not matter which religion you believe in, it is a good time to count your sins and ask for forgiveness.