Some minor postal official will have seen the president's attribution, echoed on myriad websites, and taken that as gospel.
The episode offers a study in the power of lone activists to make claims that soon become reported with the confidence of facts on myriad websites.
Adults whose "natural" route to parenthood is blocked – for medical reasons; because they are gay and so on – can find myriad websites telling them they have the "right to parent" and, in the process, sidelining the right of surrogate-born children to have safe and secure parenting.
Curse operates myriad websites and services — some of them were created in-house over the past few years, others were acquired.
There are myriad websites and entire magazines devoted to this subject, and a continuous flow of earnestly helpful blog posts from entrepreneurs, VCs, and other well-meaning sorts.
Thanks to the video clips (see at "Culture inside Google"; "Google Culture"; "Google's organizational culture"), as well as a myriad of websites on the Internet mentioning the culture of Google, it facilitates us to understand more about Google's culture and learn more lessons about the different ways to manage this company by the establishers.
Since Branscomb's post, a myriad of websites have claimed that "gullible" people on the Internet were "outraged" after believing that Spielberg had actually killed a Triceratrops.
From flipbooks to T-shirts to posters, a myriad of websites have sprung up around the ability to turn your Instagram photos into physical or decorative mementos.
I'm not a professional musician, but apparently it's a headache for artists to publicize their tourdates on the myriad number of websites and apps that cater to music lovers.
Alongside overstaffed and dowdy state propaganda organs, myriad privately-owned newspapers, websites and TV channels clamour for attention.
