Prison may seem the logical finale for this litany of over-criminalization, but the story doesn't actually end with those inmates.
If they were, they would hear a litany of complaints about over-reaction by legislators, prosecutors and regulators rushing to be seen to act tough.
Television programmes were finally being aired which did not simply lay out an over-familiar litany of facts ('This happened, then this').
This litany of complaining and over-analyzing, though, serves as the foundation of Blue Ruin -- directed by Jeremy Saulnier, and released in theaters and on VOD services a few days ago -- and that film's ultimate brilliance.
The couple have faced a litany of criticism over the years.
It exposes a litany of failures over a long period, including reliance on flawed intelligence assessments, lack of planning and insufficient foresight of obvious consequences.
Many years ago, when a woman I know was shopping at Zabar's, the Orthodox congregation of comestibles that is beloved by nearly all, she heard the customary litany of announcements over the P.A. system (2245 Broadway).
The two plants closest to completion, in Finland and France, have been plagued by astonishing cost overruns and construction delays, along with a litany of complaints over design flaws, poor quality control, and construction lapses.
For almost four hours, Mr. Bezos, who only occasionally talks to the press, led 11 reporters on a tour of the factory and answered a litany of questions over lunch.
This month alone we gained two new entries to the litany: the controversies over the Clinton Foundation's acceptance of donations from foreign governments and Hillary's private emails at the State Department.
