Although the legislative proposals are described as a package of political reforms, they span a far larger list of complaints.
"What you're getting out of knowing that Wen Ho Lee is Chinese is an extremely crude estimate of the larger list of factors about motive and opportunity.
A second, larger, list of about 50 people, contained the names Mulcaire had obtained mobile phone details for, but which police had no evidence had been successfully hacked.
So New York, which has high standards, may have a larger list of schools on its list than other states with worse schools.
Sarah's health was deteriorating when a judge intervened last week, giving her a chance at the much larger list of organs from adult donors.
In any case, the fact that these abbreviations appear as part of a larger list of general online shorthand suggests that they all predate the newsletter.
The larger list of 14,489 felons who might vote illegally on Tuesday includes people who were not on the clemency list but who voted in 2000 or 2002, or are newly registered to vote this year.
Thanks to its larger list of nominees - usually around 10 artists - who were often under the age of 30, it had a vibrancy and excitement that could never be matched by the more established awards.
The government already has a so-called no-fly list, which is actually a list of people whom the airlines are not supposed to carry, and a larger list of people who are supposed to be put through secondary screening if they seek to fly.
Their criticism of the FBI's performance is understandable, and their points about the Bush administration's initial indifference to the al-Qaeda threat are well taken.But their larger list of villains which includes the Washington press corps, recalcitrant officials at the Pentagon and the CIA as well as the Republican Congress seems unlikely to stand the test of time.
But the new laws elsewhere should be seen in the context of a much larger list of measures restricting the action of NGOs, says Mr Rutzen of the ICNL including some that limit freedom of association or the ability to meet without a government representative attending.
