But it hardly amounts to the sort of serious flaws in the investment process that could count as negligence.

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You can count on it being a very complex process, and you can count on it being expensive.

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The merchandise the company is required to count the easier the inventory process.

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The second count claims violation of due process under the Fifth Amendment.

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Due to significant improvements in our ability to collect, process, and detect mobile malware, the count further accelerated this quarter: Android threats now reach almost 7, 000, with more than 8, 000 total mobile malware in our database.

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He rebuffed calls for the ongoing count to be stopped, saying it was a legal process.

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However, as Ken Hersh the CEO of NGP Energy Capital suggests, the market is in the process of realigning, as there has been a twenty percent correction in rig count (with more to go), which will tighten supply figures over the next 18-24 months.

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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) A slow ballot count in Kenya's presidential vote raised questions Tuesday about the election process, but it was a decision on the more than 325, 000 rejected ballots that made it appear likely the election will be decided in a runoff.

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The Organization of American States (OAS) sent representatives to monitor the process and called for the delay of the elections arguing that the computer system that had to count the votes did not work well.

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The OSCE said the election process had "shown a healthy respect for fundamental freedoms... and we expect the final count will reflect the choice of the voters".

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