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The new scrutiny will take aim at the industry's aggressive tactics and sloppy record keeping that bedeviled homeowners in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

"It was an Aladdin's cave of gay paraphernalia and record keeping that was covered with dust and smelled like dog," said Mr. Spring, whose biography "Secret Historian: The Life and Times of Samuel Steward, Professor, Tattoo Artist, and Sexual Renegade" is due out next month.

That measure, which is meant to broaden the appeal of the overall gun-control bill currently under discussion, would include fewer gun buyers in the newly expanded background checks, but provide for record keeping that would allow law enforcement agencies to track guns used in crimes.

When he did address the crisis, it was often with stilted apologies and explanations, like the time he suggested the archdiocese's mishandling of one of the scandal's central figures, the Rev. Paul R. Shanley, had largely been due to "record keeping" that was "inadequate".

While Mrs. Dole won praise for taking a bold step to address a long history of sloppy testing and record keeping that raised concerns among regulators and the public about blood being potentially contaminated with H.I.V., chapters and their staff and volunteers saw it as an effort by the national headquarters to control the vast amount of money the blood services generate.

"Only when you have those pieces of information can you come up with useful information from the sequences," Günther says and because of spotty record keeping, that information is often missing.

This may have been a contributing factor in level of recording keeping that was found in the Clinical Quality review.

Of note, this method is unable to capture illicit cigarettes that originate within Indonesia and those that evade record keeping at both the origin and destination.

Mr. Becker warned that poor record keeping at the registration stage is not evidence of fraud at polling places.

And now the latest in the Arlington Cemetery where botched record keeping, or that lack there of, gives families no peace of mind that their loved ones are buried in the graves bearing their name.

Mr. Fria says he thinks his car may have been built before the convertible, but haphazard record keeping makes that nearly impossible to prove.