1.   The cells were counted with a modified Neubauer haemocytometer.

2.   We thought from where we sat that the department should stand up and be counted along with all the other participants around the table.

3.   And in the long run, those attributes are the ones that really count with consumers.

4.   And Snap, counted along with the other sites run by the NBC Internet unit, ranked ninth.

5.   As a person of substance, style counts with Lemelin.

6.   Borders still count along with sectors in investment decisions, and national stock markets have been casting up widely differing returns.

7.   Both issues are likely to count with women swing voters, among whom polls show Baesler has an advantage.

8.   But that may not count with Rome as the greatest virtue in film.

9.   Deon van der Walt is counting with his fingers.

10.   Etc. Children can learn how to improve their word and object recognition, and learn how to count with objects found in the everyday world.