The troops "temporarily detained several people and collected a quantity of documents and equipment," it said.
But the congressman wants to see a very large quantity of documents so he can be absolutely, positively, really, really sure.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, November 4, 1939 P. 40 The Week, a mimiographed newssheet published an account of the seizing by British authorities of a quantity of documents brought back by a lady after a business trip to New York.
The force later added: "The MPS were informed by a former employee on 4 February 2014 that in 2003, two members of staff were tasked to shred a quantity of documents that related to corruption enquiries.
In the 1950s, their ethnicity was ascertained to be Tu; by examining a great quantity of documents, we can see that they were originally Han immigrants, and also had Mongolian components: however, they identified themselves as Tibetan.
Researchers are trying to provide solutions to manage automatically this huge quantity of documents by developing specific tools based on the analysis of each specific need (see Fig. 1).
This explains why, when the present program was implemented, no targets were set in terms of quantity of documents to be produced or contacts with stakeholders.
When retrieved data was analyzed by country, KSA (318; 28.37%) had the highest quantity of documents followed by Egypt (193; 17.22%) and Kuwait (132; 11.78%).
Mr. Lopez left the Opel subsidiary of General Motors in Germany to go to Volkswagen in 1992, and General Motors accused him of stealing vast quantities of documents -- many later shredded -- when he left.
A researcher, Lama Fakih, who was on the trip, said that besides proof that detainees were ill treated, the team found large quantities of documents, including a list of security staff members and innumerable case files for local residents.
