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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of count.

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Examples

  • She had supposed this girl some Friend of the Dark whom Moghedien had picked up to run errands, perhaps a noble who thought her title counted, but now that she was close ...

    The Path of Daggers Jordan, Robert, 1948- 1998

  • I would contend that Pig Bride is a brilliantly executed example of just a taste of what Korean manhwa has to offer, and that tradition — or any comics tradition — should be proud to have this title counted among its ranks.

    Reviewing the Review… 2009

  • For real, she actually went ahead in 'counted' popular vote as well.

    Obama, Clinton supporters both say Clinton attacking unfairly 2008

  • Because he was a celebrity, and I wasn’t, and it was like his word counted more than mine.

    Teed Off Sherrie Daly 2011

  • Because he was a celebrity, and I wasn’t, and it was like his word counted more than mine.

    Teed Off Sherrie Daly 2011

  • I think whoever said the first WTC attack should be counted is correct – that was an attack that actually occurred and could have been more successful than it was.

    Matthew Yglesias » The Bush Record 2009

  • He says more important than the way the votes are counted is that everyone agrees on how they are counted and that all of the votes are counted the same way.

    Vote Counting Underway in Ivory Coast Presidential Election 2010

  • As Mr Khameinei stated, it would be impossible to have 11 million errors in counted voters.

    Global Voices in English » Iran: Protesters break a taboo and defy Khamenei 2009

  • I polished off another repeat of the Princess yesterday, and again counted ahead to the end, trying to count the links in the chained border edge in groups of ten, because each repeat eliminates ten of them.

    Archive 2009-06-01 Jean 2009

  • There was always the sense that every coin counted -- and was being counted.

    When a Child 'Forgets' to Give You Change Stephen Kreider Yoder 2010

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