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This is despite government promises that everybody would be counted regardless of age, status, religion and race.

The average US rig count was 969 for June 2019, a decline of 17 from the 986 counted in May 2019 and 87 from the 1,056 counted in June 2018.

Baker Hughes provides update of rig counts for June 2019

Data- and rules-driven algorithms are then used to optimize which locations should be cycle counted and when.

Rethink cycle counting in your operations: by taking a fresh look at their cycle counting practices, warehouse and DC teams are creatively using existing technology and resources to expand their cycle count benefits

We also encouraged children to move the objects as they counted, to ensure objects were not counted twice (Figure 2).

They still can't count: assessing and supporting children's counting difficulties in the early years of schooling

He said the 77 species counted was average for the Sturbridge circle, and the number of birds, 15,501, was low for the count.

Fewer birds counted

And what about those intangibles that aren't easily "counted"?

North Carolina charters

COUNTED OUT In a particularly surprising twist, the Piraha language--unlike any other recorded tongue--employs no numbers or other quantity terms, Everett contends.

The Piraha challenge: an Amazonian tribe takes grammar to a strange place

In the course of deliberations, numerous Northerners argued that slaves should not be counted at all to determine a state's representation in Congress; many Southerners took the opposite view to increase their representatives.

"Three-fifths of a man"

About how many more sea otters were counted in 2004 compared with 2003?

Adding up otters

The experimenters varied the number of cards to be counted and consequently also the number of values to be recalled following counting.

Adult counting is resource demanding