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He could easily have miscounted somewhere, or turned the wrong way.

It seems that one miscounted and the others used those figures.

Unless he had miscounted and they were approaching the bottom.

The most straightforward is that the author of Matthew simply miscounted.

And for some reason I had that empty feeling of having miscounted the trumps.

Since it is unlikely that Matthew simply miscounted, a number of explanations have been proposed.

Now, unless he miscounted, there were barely three hundred.

In a low-level game, one would assume that South had miscounted the aces.

I walk halfway down the aisle and think the driver must have miscounted - not a seat in sight.

Sneed had miscounted; we were each still several fish shy of the limit.

Another possibility is that the nurses' study and others like it miscounted hormone therapy users.

You note that the 1990 census failed to include more than eight million people and miscounted at least four million.

He had miscounted on Ina, however, who had sped from him.

He realized thathe had miscounted the numbers of the French crew.

He'd wondered if the disparity had been intentional or if she'd merely miscounted.

I always thought that we had miscounted.

A judge has overturned the results of the state auditor's race after a recount determined that the votes were miscounted.

And here's the crucial point: even if there are strong reasons to suspect that electronic machines miscounted votes, nothing can be done about it.

Faulty equipment in another county miscounted 13,300 ballots that had been mailed in.

"My friends and I are having a meeting with your boss there and it looks like he miscounted the chairs.

Kirk had the feeling of having miscounted the cards, and seeing his opponent play an unsuspected ace.

His voice was thin and cold, as if a sheet of ice were speaking: "Phaethon has miscounted.

Could I have dozed off and miscounted?

"Must have miscounted houses," Lula said to me.

Could a $100 million movie have miscounted?