Ms. Fulford returned to her mother's apartment and used money she had saved for a new apartment to take on a litany of new responsibilities: "Getting them to school, going shopping.
But way down on the litany of to-do is one particular item that many find as offputting as coal in a Christmas stocking: clean the house.
They serve on a litany of boards and work on new deals 10too 100 times larger than the seed deal they did in a moment of passion.
"Then they'd be in a position to say, 'Look, we did something to address some of the problem.' " But Mr. Hall suggested that the agency should take on "the entire litany of problems in this mandatory arbitration system," and not just the matter of class-action waivers.
The layers of CLA are assumed to be connected to one another: metaphors and worldviews frame problems on the litany level [37: 3].
Although Francis has been outspoken on a litany of other issues, he has remained surprisingly silent on the topic of clergy sexual abuse.
On the litany level both communities have common themes; they are founded on principles fostering sustainability and education.
The market has fallen for months on a litany of bad earnings news, especially from high-technology companies.
More recently, the investment fad was to justify exorbitant prices of technology stocks based, in part, on a litany of so-called nonfinancial metrics.
