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No reliever since has compiled more than 32 two-inning appearances in a season.
Battling substance-abuse problems most of his career, Valenzuela, 41, has compiled more than six years' worth of suspensions.
The Cornell Waste Management Institute has compiled more than 250 sludge-exposure complaints in more than 25 communities, ranging from dust inhalation to water runoff contamination.
He has compiled more than 150 penalty minutes in 12 of his seasons, including a career-high 305 in 1993-94 withethe Capitals.
His recuperative powers were supposed to diminish in the second half of his career, but he has compiled more rushing yards (7,431) than anyone else since 1998.
So far this year, the company has compiled more than 20,000 articles, editing them down to about 500 words each.
He said investigators had compiled more than 300 cases of abuse, 64 qualifying as torture.
Referring to a bleak appraisal of the Syrian conflict made at the General Assembly earlier in the week by his top human rights official, Navi Pillay, Mr. Ban recited the statistics she had compiled: more than 5,400 Syrians killed last year, thousands missing, 25,000 refugees in other countries and more than 70,000 internally displaced.
Enough well-known symbols and mnemonic signs have been designed over the 20th and 21st centuries to fill a thick book, and Angus Hyland and Steven Bateman have compiled more than 300 pages' worth in SYMBOL (Laurence King, paper, $40), which contains over 1,300 logos classified by visual type.
The ineffective security measures at the EAA are reflected in reports last month of its stunning disciplinary statistics, where, in just five months of existence, the EAA had compiled more than 5,000 infractions against students at a rate that has only increased with time.
Over the past year, I've compiled more than 150 business-building insights and actionable strategies from some of the top entrepreneurs in their respective fields--including social media market mavens, consultants to some of the world's most affluent families, and even a Hindu priest turned entrepreneur.
