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In "Gaming the Vote," Mr. Poundstone enumerates some of the major theoretical systems that could reshape voting.

The IDC report enumerates some of the industry and government Big Data applications that are already in evidence, and their number is increasing.

I'VE been thinking about the proposed 55% rule for dissolving Parliament.Alex Barker at the FT enumerates some of the reasons for thinking that the plan is kosher.

It gives a referenced list of different simulation software used in nuclear medicine and enumerates some of their present and prospective applications.

The role of chartered accountants in shoring up vested interests is not explored often enough by journalists, but this week's Private Eye thoughtfully enumerates some of the recent exploits of Ernst & Young.

But as de Tocqueville also said, "Physical causes contribute less [to America's distinctiveness] than laws and mores".In his 1995 book "American Exceptionalism," Seymour Martin Lipset enumerates some of these laws and social features.

At present we cannot do more than enumerate some of the most prominent buildings destroyed.

Historians have many theories on the reasons for the decline, she said, enumerating some of them.

Like Administration officials recounting the milestones in the bin Laden search, Daniels enumerated some of the now surmounted obstacles.

In her speech to the audience, Ms. Frangella enumerated some of the philosophies: "Make time for everything.

I'll briefly enumerate some of these and solicit thoughts about priorities, strategies, and aspects that I've overlooked.