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Meanings of ADD in English
A condition (mostly in boys) characterized by behavioral and learning disorders.
Synonyms
Examples for "total"
Examples for "total"
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The new cases bring the total number of confirmed cases to 1304.
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The new case brings the total number of confirmed cases to 1154.
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The warning comes as the total number of cases approach 5 million.
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There are 429 new cases today, bringing the total active cases… Audio
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Conclusions: Over 1 year, a quarter of the total population used antibacterials.
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They are words that perhaps best sum up his time at City.
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A sum of £250m will be made available every year from April.
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Then as to money-hereally had a great sum under his control.
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BNP already set aside money to cover the sum, a spokeswoman said.
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Justice Wylie will sum up the case to the jury tomorrow morning.
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The record number has pushed the state's active case tally past 2000.
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However, Senator Fifield said the tally as a proportion of connections fell.
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State electoral officials are set to release the finally tally on Wednesday.
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It's also the first year where the points tally was below 1700.
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In expenses of the bishop in the kitchen, 2 by one tally.
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They say Queen Victoria drank a small tot each night before retiring.
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We want a statistician like this to tot up the German indemnity.
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Williams, see these men have a change, and a tot of rum.
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I suppose it must have seemed so to a tot like him.
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Well, then, let us see if you can tot up my prize-money.
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They accumulate in time, finally they summate, and exercise their influence even at the beginning of the service.
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At each level, it begins corresponding to the same peripheral body region and then advances contiguously and separately to summate over time.
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It has of course been a mighty agent in evolution, for those who can summate all their energies in attack have survived.
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The Rasch analyses of the 60 MiRAK items revealed that these could be summated into a single score.
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Conclusion: Lower motor neuron degeneration in ALS is a focal process that advances contiguously, summates over time, and creates graded loss.
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National Party leader John Key said Labour's numbers did not add up.
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But as long as ads add up, China may be good enough.
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Driving lessons and insurance costs soon add up, as Theo Leggett reports.
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Their national insurance payments add up to tens of thousands of pounds.
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Sorond said that time can add up for people during the day.
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We want a statistician like this to tot up the German indemnity.
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Well, then, let us see if you can tot up my prize-money.
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Each day the tacticians tot up a gruesome calculus of wins and losses.
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Three stalls a week tot up frightfully in a year.
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The enemy's artillery was active, and the list of casualties began to tot up.
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They are words that perhaps best sum up his time at City.
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Justice Wylie will sum up the case to the jury tomorrow morning.
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Six words sum up boxing bloodbath Tim Tszyu is the real deal.
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He sum up the evidence strongly in favor of their parasitic nature.
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To sum up the results of the field operations of the commissioners:
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She could also tote up days of darkness already lived through.
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An' tote up a bucket o' water while you're about it.
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It's mighty 'mazing how many folks, first and last, do tote up The Way these days.
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But I must git a hustle on, an' tote up some clothes fer the night, an' a snack of grub fer Eben.
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He toted up the number of plates and cups and frowned.
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To find out your score, add together your answers and divide by 9.
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Instead, a lot of small tweaks add together to make Stanza even better.
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Chop the egg, then add together with the shallot and vinegar.
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He is unable to do long division or multiplication, and cannot add together simple fractions.
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According to Business Week, when you add together salary, bonuses, and options packages the typical C.E.O.
Usage of ADD in English
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Healthcare budget cuts across Europe, its main market, add to its woes.
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Business Asia Week Ahead: Can China trade add to the recovery tale?
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Our change of course naturally means a different shareholder structure, he added.
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New data would be added to the system each year, he said.
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I think that's really crucial to setting a good example, Joshi added.
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Because of that, we can certainly expect added political risk, she said.
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However, restaurants are free to use their existing payments services, Harris added.
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However, he added: I think there's a good chance they'll do it.
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However, the assessment of current situation is still going on, she added.
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Among these are countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, it added.
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That could lead to weight gain and related health problems, he added.
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The region would not accept political conditions for the aid, he added.
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He added: The system is developed especially for the international tourism market.
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We hope it adds as much value to their house as possible.
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Over centuries perhaps, they would add fully 2m to sea level rise.
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Therefore, SUVmax value does not add relevant information once cytology is available.
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