Theodore Dreiser (1871-1945) has a dossier of two hundred and thirty-nine pages, but the F.B.I. withheld forty-one pages — more than forty years after his death.
John Dos Passos (1896-1970), who started his writing career as a reformer and ended up as a conservative, has a government dossier of eighty-two pages.
Only days before his disappearance, the site had published a long dossier on one of the biggest of the lot, Oleksandr Volkov, alleging that he was tied to organised crime.
Trans Union Corporation, which has electronic dossiers on three out of four Americans, claimed a First Amendment right to sell credit information in mortgage applications to "target marketers" without the targeted consumers' permission.
On a sleepy Connecticut cul-de-sac on Monday morning, the police said a man drove up in a red minivan, armed with three handguns, 1,000 rounds of ammunition, Google maps and dossiers on three former colleagues — all of whom were involved in his dismissal from a Brooklyn hospital.
In the course of several years, he had assembled a dossier of papers, filling three suitcases, that he said documented a business environment in which smuggling and tax evasion were routine.
Of course, all this stuff about keeping tabs on child molesters is a bit rich coming from an establishment that apparently can't keep hold of an accusatory dossier for five minutes without accidentally ripping it up and eating the shreds, so they've cleverly headed off charges of hypocrisy by making the bill too boring for human beings to comprehend or care about.
In 2003, when home prices were flying high, he compiled a dossier of improprieties on one of the giants of the business, Fannie Mae.
Manufacturers presented no dossier for five assessments.
In addition to the foreword and the executive summary, the dossier contained three chapters of text and a conclusion.
