There were other incidents in the community — some violent and long buried, some like a million paper cuts.
The runners run, the city cheers, bands play, and volunteers hand out what must be close to a million paper cups of Gatorade and water.
Being a woman trying to start a business is a "tale of a million paper cuts," Hyman said during a conversation over a salad in the company's downtown New York office in August.
Within a few years, physicists around the world had written more than a thousand papers on string theory.
Temple has published over a hundred papers, divided between those on animal behavior and facilities management and those on autism.
He published nearly a hundred papers and reviews, of which his work on algebra, published in 1907, provided new insights.
"Over the past fifty years, there have been probably a hundred papers about vision for every paper about touch in the scientific literature.
Over roughly fifteen years, they tracked eight thousand adults and fourteen thousand children across six cities, reporting their discoveries in more than a hundred papers.
In April of 2010, Cyril Labbé, of Joseph Fourier University, in Grenoble, France, used SCIgen to create more than a hundred papers by Ike Antkare, a make-believe author.
… I'm trying to figure how 10 cents on a hundred papers can mean more to a millionaire than it does to newsboys, an' I can't see it".
