- For example, for the 2020
decennial census, 14
states had
significant miscounts ranging from 1.5% to 6.6%.
While these adjustments may be
reflected in...
- to Nutting, had the vote been
miscounted, King
James II
would almost certainly have "taken
advantage of a real
miscount to
overturn the act",
since he...
-
Lutheran churches represents over 72 million people. Both of
these figures miscount Lutherans worldwide as many
members of more
generically Protestant LWF...
- were
subject to a recount. It
found that
while there was a
pattern of
miscounting votes to the
advantage of
Democratic candidates,
Nixon suffered less...
- May 2021.
Retrieved 30
April 2020. Vogel,
Steve (25 June 2000). "Death
Miscount Etched Into History". The
Washington Post.
Archived from the
original on...
- same ****
behavior for
other reasons than
preferred ****ual
arousal are
miscounted, and
those with same ****
attraction who only have opposite-**** relations...
- subject. As
suggested above, in so far as the “count”
always entails a “
miscount” (i.e.
denies the
subjecthood of
certain constituencies), the “logic of...
- However,
during his
final stunt, he
suddenly remembers that he may have
miscounted just how many
lives he has left. Also
starring Robert Wuhl. Note: The...
- ten years, and some
every five in
order to stay
abreast of
change and
miscounts; the last
count was
conducted in 1970, and even that data by colonial...
-
taking the
fines out of the crew pay,
since they were the ones who had
miscounted the crab. As the
Rollo was
about to
leave St. Paul to
return to the southern...
