Each return was a life preserver for the Jets, who made a litany of special-team blunders that could have been ruinous.
It concluded: "The documentary made a litany of claims and assertions that are problematic in a number of ways and which we consider to violate Rwandan law, the BBC's own ethical guidelines and limitations to press freedom.
Hillwood Investment, owned by Ross Perot's son, H Ross Perot Jr, the previous majority shareholder of the Mavs, which now has a five percent stake in the team, claimed in a lawsuit filed in May 2010 that Cuban had made a "litany of questionable, business, financial and personal decisions," was "careless and reckless" and had caused Hillwood's investment to "lose substantial value".
The lawsuit, which was filed Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court, makes a litany of claims against Mateen, including that he called Wolfe a "whore" in front of CEO Sean Rad, and that he subjected her to numerous "sexist, racist, and otherwise inappropriate comments, emails, and text messages" during her time at the company.
I don't want to make this into a litany of complaints.
At the at the annual shareholder meeting, held in a hangar at Luton airport, Rake made a blistering fightback after a litany of complaints levelled at executives by Haji-Ioannou.
Will Ferrell, in character as his "Anchorman" alter-ego Ron Burgundy, made a surprise appearance, celebrating a litany of Bieber's blunders in chronological order. .
It makes a change from that litany of lock 'em up initiatives from Blunkett.
And by the time that hour is completed, we have been made privy to a litany of familiar declamations, all spoken by people whose tension levels suggest an ontological incompatibility with downtime.
In its revelatory audacity, it makes a fitting conclusion to my litany of great performances.
