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(A comic video parody of a Trump inauguration doesn't do much to add to the litany of Trump's self-inflicted ridicule, however).

The California senator Dianne Feinstein, chair of the Senate intelligence committee, was one of the few leading politicians to directly link gun control efforts with the navy yard shooting, which she said was "one more event to add to the litany of massacres".

It's not clear if Gustafson will follow the senators' admonitions, but if she does it will add to the litany of other inspector general investigations open into Trump Cabinet members and their use of private or military planes.

This is one more event to add to the litany of massacres that occur when a deranged person or grievance killer is able to obtain multiple weapons -- including a military-style assault rifle -- and kill many people in a short amount of time.

The Brazile saga had scrambled that — while adding to the litany of criticism for the DNC.

Russia has now been added to the litany of (mostly Macondo) legal risks".

The men plunged several floors to their deaths, adding to the litany of misery associated with the building.

And on Wednesday Federal authorities added to the litany of thefts attributed to Subhash Kapoor, who is now facing criminal charges in India.

The judge's ruling also added to the litany of battles between the Giuliani administration and groups seeking to organize protests and rallies in the city.

The Geneva operations have only existed since 1987 but are now adding to the litany of conduct issues facing RBS, which is still 81% owned by the taxpayer.

The charges implicate a significant portion of the school leaders in a district with only about 100 schools, adding to the litany of woes in what may be the most troubled big school system in the country.