The litany of mismanagement continues with the simulation portrayal of one high-level executive's prodigious hunger for strippers on the company's time and dime.
The disembodied litany of disappointment continues: "You know there was a time when people sat in darkened theatres and thought to themselves, 'What have George and Ira got for me tonight?' Or 'Can Cole Porter pull it off again?' Can you imagine?
The litany of accusations continues: Mr. Arafat has more than 40,000 armed police and security agents, though the Oslo interim peace pact limits the authority to 30,000; the Palestinian police operate routinely in places outside designated areas, including Israeli-governed East Jerusalem; textbooks and official media inculcate anti-Israeli prejudice, despite agreements to stop "incitement".
This litany of teases continues today with the saga of martian methane.
As the trial continues, a litany of audio records have been played in court.
Sorting through the litany of commentary that continues to grow exponentially, however, elucidates a fundamental disagreement between liberal and conservative camps -- the criteria that constitute a religious organization entitled to religious accommodations.
Their economic future is being threatened by the continuing litany of lawsuits and awards.
As Snowden said, what made him blow his whistle was not the material itself but "the continuing litany of lies" from intelligence chiefs to Congress.
And so on; in a gruesome litany, deaths had continued to carve away at our list of interviewees across the years.
In answering questions for about 90 minutes, Mr. Snowden said there was "no single moment" in which he decided to act, but denounced "a continuing litany of lies" both from senior government officials to Congress and Congressional leaders.
