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• “At some point, a reckoning will have to be made and the total costs and benefits of Pickles' decision totted up.”

  The Guardian: Abolishing the Audit Commission does not add up

• “He focused on Cooper's Wednesday show, and totted up every time he said "lies" or "lying" or "liars," as well as any synonyms he used.”

  The Huffington Post: Anderson Cooper Egypt Coverage Criticized By L.A. Times

• “This freedom of information request finds that library fines for Cardiff University staff and students have totted up to just under half a million over two years.”

  The Guardian: Cardiff today – Norwegian Day, Scotland and Cardiff City play-off

• “I totted them up once for the 8 - PPOs we had … it was 922.”

  Leaders TV Debate – Law & Order Summary SHOCK! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “I totted up the emails I sent him while I was writing BOOMSDAY, most of which begin with “How about if….”

  A Conversation with Christopher Buckley Administered by Himself

• “In personal Income, this loss of unemployment benefits means a loss of income equal to about $300 a week, or about $80 billion totted up, unavailable for consumption.”

  Forbes: Nitty Gritty Numbers Suggest Downward Spiral

• “At the season's start I'd totted up our budget and it had come up grim: no clothes, no peace of mind, no money in the bank and the same big question mark at the end of the road.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Road Show Wreckage

• “The bank totted up another record half-year profit after its bad debts more than halved and its Asian markets fared better than those in the developed world.”

  The Guardian: Standard Chartered chief urged to relocate because of bank levy

• “He's already totted up losses of more than Rs. 2,035 crore on the FMCG business (insiders say that actual losses are far bigger if one considers the initial incubation costs that may have been absorbed by the tobacco division's hefty profits).”

  Forbes: Remaking Indian Tobacco Co.

• “But many visitors will only decide whether to attend the show at the last minute, so it will be difficult to assess the state of the market until the event has finished and the attendance numbers totted up.”

  The Guardian: Hope spotted on the horizon for Britain's boating industry

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