Awkward Stage The Web site Curbed offered readers a guide on how not to market an apartment by citing a listing for a $12,950-a-month rental at 27 West 96th Street.
"People come in and they go right to the backyard," Ms. Hauser said, citing a listing in Lloyd Neck with multiple levels of patios, and a large pool with a grotto, a swim-up bar and a built-in barbecue.
"Other effects include heightened local crime," he added, citing a list of offenses that he attributes to illegal immigrants.
Capable women are out there, she said, citing a list drawn up by European business schools and other organizations of 3,500 "board-ready" women, many of them in Europe.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Blackstone Has Been Busy | The Blackstone Group is the world's most active buyout group, with transactions this year totaling $20.3 billion, Bloomberg News writes, citing a list compiled by the news service of 2011's busiest private equity firms.
Since President Thabo Mbeki dismissed her in mid-August, citing a list of political and managerial lapses, both she and South Africa's beleaguered Health Ministry have been the subjects of fierce debate.
Mr. Masur bridles at the criticism that he has not done enough for living composers, citing a list of 60 world premieres and 18 American premieres presented on his watch.
One chimpanzee conservationist I spoke with, who has been studying wild populations for decades, called the entire plan "far-fetched" citing a list of difficulties, not the least of which would be developing a system to get a successful vaccine into thousands of chimpanzees who have no interest in receiving it.
Diane Sipe of Marcellus Outreach Butler, an advocacy group based in Butler County, Pa., just north of Pittsburgh, has distributed leaflets locally comparing McKinley to Butler and citing a list of concerns that includes the contamination of drinking water by fracking's toxic byproducts and possible industry buy-offs of disgruntled landowners.
Escobar went on to say he has nothing against homosexuals, and cited a list of gay friends.
Mr. Horton cited a list of accomplishments that emanated from the mainland, including improvements to docks, waterways and roads.
