"Despite hundreds of professional hours provided by a multitude of people, discussion at dozens of meetings over several years and provision of multiple forms of support (albeit with limited intervention), little changed for [CJ] and risk was not effectively managed," it concludes.
The "Around the World in 80 Days" that opened last weekend at Penguin Rep gives us all of these people movers and more, but in the modern way: a multitude of characters portrayed by five actors, dozens of conveyances conjured by shifting arrangements of chairs and fabrics, ever-changing scenery communicated by barely any scenery at all.
A dozen strains of mint, a half-dozen of oregano, a multitude of sages, lemon verbena, lovage and basil all provide inspiration for what the Crumblehumes call their "farmhouse menu". Depending on the season, it's possible to dine on zucchini with herbs and pimento, saffron pasta with pesto and minted fresh strawberries.
Westworld presents the viewer with a multitude of threads to tease out, a dozen pressing questions to search for clues in the little dissonances from week to week.
J&J offers dozens of apps on a multitude of device types.
A multitude of mGlu5 PAMs have been reported across literally dozens of chemotypes targeting multiple, distinct allosteric binding sites with robust in vivo efficacy and safety margins.
One such hypothesis-driven approach is amyloid-beta (Aβ) immunotherapy, which is under investigation in over a dozen clinical trials by a multitude of different sponsors, including several late stage phase 3 studies.
And yet!...there are dozens of laws that abridge a multitude of speech.
Alona is one of dozens of dive sites dotted around the country and has healthy coral, a multitude of fish and an underwater cliff dropping to 50 metres.
Dozens of learned journals now display the latest ideas and a multitude of distinguished theorists jostle each other for space in the high-street bookshops.Consciousness studies is a broad church, and not all of its sects are entirely orthodox.
A multitude of small businesses were centred in Manhattan by the 1850s, and the clothing, furniture, pianos, cigars, and dozens of other products they created boosted city exports.
