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Dr. Lalueza-Fox and his colleagues have published a string of intriguing reports on their DNA.

Until he sold them in 2004, Desmond published a string of porn magazines; he still owns several "adult" TV channels.

He published a string of books and was seldom reluctant to give a comment or an interview.

He was a brilliant, original and deeply obscure classicist who published a string of translations and commentaries on Homer, Herodotus, Plato and the Greek tragedians.

Embarrassment for the governor grew when the biggest newspaper in South Carolina, The State, published a string of emails between him and his lover.

Mr. Storin, who is 58, led The Globe's newsroom for eight years, during which it won four Pulitzer Prizes and published a string of attention-getting investigative pieces.

Before publishing a string of No. 1 best-sellers, including "Band of Brothers" and "D-Day," Ambrose had made his name chronicling the life of Dwight D. Eisenhower.

The final November reading of the HSBC purchasing managers index will be published Dec. 3, while the Chinese authorities will publish a string of economic data starting in early December.

The surest way to get a tenured post is to write a PhD (on a subject only loosely related to business) and publish a string of articles in respected journals.

In the early 1960s, Dr. Gazzaniga, then a graduate student, teamed with Dr. Sperry and Dr. Joseph Bogen, a brain surgeon, to publish a string of reports that dramatically demonstrated hemispheric specialization in humans.

The prime minister's intervention comes as Ofsted publishes a string of reports triggered by the so-called "Trojan horse" letter alleging that there had been an Islamist takeover plot to take control of community schools in Birmingham.