Your recycling story offers a parade of horribles and cites "hundreds" of failing programs.
The audit cites hundreds of examples, including $12,462 for an Alaska cruise as a retirement present for a former treasurer, and $135,654 over four years that Local 1549, a clerical workers' local, paid to lease a car for its president, Albert Diop.
When Trump said he could fix it, he was specifically referring to "the system", but that does not prevent a Clinton offensive that cites millions of public servants.
John Wisdom, 61, Seattle, a retired executive with PACCAR manufacturing, cited hundreds of millions of dollars already spent by surrounding King County to address the issue in recent years.
The Thursday update cited hundreds of downed power poles and a "significantly large number of downed transformers and conductors" on Saipan and Tinian.
A better understanding of how DNA mends itself after breakages could lead to improvements in cancer treatment, and the studies had together been cited hundreds of times, according to the database Dimensions.
For their work, which has been cited hundreds of times by other academic studies, Scholz and Seshadri won TIAA-CREF's Paul A. Samuelson Award for Outstanding Scholarly Writing on Lifelong Financial Security.
A joint report this week by Australia's Fairfax Media and the Huffington Post, citing hundreds of thousands of emails, linked energy services company Unaoil and several international oil companies to corrupt practices such as claims of bribery in countries including Iraq.
Lyme disease specialists, on the other hand, cite hundreds of studies documenting Lyme disease-causing bacteria that persist in laboratory settings following antibiotic treatment, and believe that many patients require longer-term and different antibiotics to fully cure their infections, and call for increased federal research into the nature of Lyme disease and how to treat it.
Don Blankenship, whose Upper Big Branch coal mine had been cited hundreds of times for safety violations before it blew up in April killing 29 workers, came to the National Press Club on Thursday to face the Washington press corps -- but not in order to express contrition.
The edited volume that came out of the conference had been cited thousands of times.
