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count noun

a noun that forms plurals

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As the old saying goes: Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
But don't count on a stable euro-dollar exchange rate - much less an even stronger euro - in the year ahead.
But don't count on it.
It is too early to count on success in engaging the US on climate change.
This would give countries confidence that they can count on reliable supplies of fuel to run their nuclear power plants, and therefore do not need to develop their own uranium-enrichment or plutonium-reprocessing capability.
The voices of neglected swaths of the electorate, particularly in the rural north and northeast of the country, began to count.
Both leaders can count on the other not to create additional problems, and even to help passively on geopolitical questions.
Nowadays, people move faster than statistical offices can count them.
By granting him political asylum, we can make a resounding statement that authoritarian regimes can no longer count on support within Europe's borders.
Count me among the skeptics.
One careful study of presidential rhetoric found that even such famous orators as Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan could not count on charisma to enact their programs.
Now that Estonia's competitiveness can no longer count on a low-cost labor force, it needs to generate new technologies.
SINGAPORE - The tangled web of international organizations that constitutes global governance has become so remote and ineffective that few count on it to deliver results anymore.
For example, if a company that produces a generic consumer good like food, or even cars, sells less in Russia than it did before, one should not necessarily count the reduction as a loss.
Palestinians can negotiate their future relationship with Israel and can count on American, Russian, European, and UN assistance.
Unemployment will still be far too high, and almost half of it will be hard-to-solve, long-term joblessness - and even more if we count (as we should) the millions of Americans who have dropped out of the labor force.
Indeed, the US government does not count the value created by Internet services like Google and Facebook as income at all, because these services are not purchased.
The Asian economies should not count on being able to decouple from the economic woes of Europe and the US in the short run.
In an updated lesson in realpolitik, Russian President Vladimir Putin recently was happy to count Pope Francis as an ally in opposing American military intervention in Syria.
On that count, Asia tends to be a status quo continent, while Europe is a revisionist one.
By that, he meant no violence and no doctoring the ballot count. The communists would have to live with the result.
Already eyeing a third term, he can count on political longevity on the order of Mahathir's 22-year rule.
By that, he meant no violence and no doctoring the ballot count.

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