One crazy feature about the long list of grievances, fines and settlements is that they go back to activities that took place five and seven years ago and are mostly about financial settlements, with very few admissions of guilt by institutions and few admissions of wrongdoing by individuals representing these institutions.
Referring to a series of interviews with US media during which he gave new details about whether financial settlements had been reached with his former employees, Mr Cain conceded that "it looked like I changed my story".
There have been discussions about a financial settlement, though.
Labour is also demanding to know about any financial settlement received by Fiona Cunningham.
This sentence about the financial settlement is a bureaucratic masterpiece, and suggests that plenty of detail still needs to be sorted out behind the scenes.
"There are concerns and risks around financial settlement," he says.
The first term of (23) implies a two-settlement system for financial settlement of DA and RT power exchange [22].
News organizations have customarily been hesitant about pursuing financial settlements with companies or people they write about, wanting to avoid the perception that coverage could be tied to compensation.
I didn't know about these other offenses: I did not know about his financial settlements with actresses and colleagues; I did not know about his having meetings in his hotel room, his bathroom, or other inappropriate, coercive acts.
BBC London's political editor Tim Donovan said there had been speculation that, having been cushioned from some of the toughest austerity in the run-up to the Olympics and Mr Johnson's re-election, London was about to receive a difficult financial settlement.
Barbara Hennessy, branch secretary at Liverpool Unison, said: "We are acutely aware and deeply conscious of the fact that our members are very, very concerned about the impact of the financial settlement on their jobs and of course the services they provide.
