At New Wimbledon Theatre, Dallas star Gray gives an utterly charming, if at times tentative performance as the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella, well served by a script by Eric Potts (the most prolific of today's panto writers) that makes copious references to Texas, oil and Southfork – and she channels Sue Ellen, swigging from a hip flask on a chain (bejewelled, of course) around her neck.
In China, by far the most prolific executioner and where numbers are shrouded in secrecy, around 8% of judicial killings in 2014 were for drug crimes.
"Ashrita is by far the most prolific record breaker" in Guinness Book history, said Stewart Newport, the longtime keeper of records for the Guinness Book.
Germany's Neue Markt in Frankfurt has been by far the most prolific exchange, listing 250 companies from around Europe and even some from the United States.
Teenagers ages 13 to 17 are by far the most prolific texters, sending or receiving 1,742 messages a month, according to Nielsen Mobile.
On Twitter, it's a different story again: Santiago Creel, who has only a slim chance of beating Ms Vázquez Mota to the PAN's nomination, is by far the most prolific tweeter, sending out updates every few hours.
In recent days, Mr. Adelson, a billionaire casino owner, and his wife, Dr. Miriam Adelson, gave $10 million to Restore Our Future, a "super PAC" backing the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, people with knowledge of the contribution said on Wednesday, leaving the Adelsons by far the most prolific campaign donors in the country.
Based on a model called the gang violence intervention, developed in the US in the wake of the crack cocaine epidemic, it was a key part of the mayor's policing strategy to fight crime while cutting costs by targeting the most prolific criminals.
