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• They don't count heads and vote if the car should be tipped.
• In the meantime, the players count heads of likely strikers and strike-breakers.
• Don't they count heads or check names ? " he asked.
• As showtime approaches, Case nurses a diet coke at the bar and counts heads.
• She says she loves to count heads at the gate.
• But we do not count heads before enforcing the First Amendment . . ..
• Admins closing deletion discussions are supposed to gauge consensus and not to merely count heads.
• Isn't the census supposed to count heads ?"
• As you move through a party, count heads.
• She just smiles when people in stores silently count heads as she passes with just part of her horde.
• The original bill contained Republican-written language that would have prohibited the use of computer-aided sampling to help count heads.
• When the Census Bureau counts heads in the year 2000, it will stop trying to track down every household.
• The people who do count heads do tell me the deal will almost certainly be rejected, and by a significant number,
• At the White House, presidential spokesman Joe Lockhart on Thursday said it's " early now to start trying to count heads.
• Even as they scrambled to flee World Trade Center offices, workers paused to count heads, making sure their deskmates were there.
• Before going out for a hunt, they seem to count heads, she said, as though making sure the group is safely united.
• Just count heads locally and line up for the checks based on how many people live in a town, village or city.
• Sen . Don Nickles, the Senate Majority Whip, who counts heads for Republicans when votes come up, also was skeptical about a rabbit.
• The debate boils down to this : Republicans believe census-takers should count heads for reasons of accuracy, fairness and because the Constitution requires it.
• No, they count heads _ one by one, as the Constitution requires in its reference to an " actual enumeration " of Americans every 10 years.