invert dictionary with list &c

[Des Small]

Lately I have found myself using a pattern to make new dictionaries
quite often, by which I mean twice:

def invert(d):
    nd = {}
    [nd.setdefault(val, []).append(key) for k, v in d]
    return nd

def count(l):
    d = {}
    [d.setdefault(w, 0) += 1 for w in l]
    return d

Is this the pythonic way to do such things?  Ideally I'd like to write
them as one liners, but I can't see how.

Des
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