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Meanings of tally in English
The act of counting; reciting numbers in ascending order.
Usage of tally in English
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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.
3
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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The new tally includes 53 fatalities over the past week till Thursday.
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The tally of new cases marks an uptick from 78 on Monday.
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A lack of testing could mean the true tally is much higher.
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A final tally including overseas votes will be released on Oct. 7.
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Dr Brabant has brought Great Britain's medal's tally to a whopping 45.
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The final tally shows 327 souls treated for leprosy in New Brunswick.
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In the first wave until June the official tally was 62 cases.
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In fact his reading order does not tally with the publication dates.
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Last year, the tally was 465 -more than one a day.
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As new states report their first cases, others watched their tally grow.
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Connor's second-period goal gave him a tally in his second straight game.
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Tally across language varieties
Australia
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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