Over recent weeks, Groupon has been the subject of scores of takeover rumors.
It looked into the cases of 46 priests who had been the subject of scores of complaints from about 320 children from 1975 to 2004.
Several other federal agencies, including the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, the Food and Drug Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency, are also investigating the effects of diacetyl, the subject of scores of civil lawsuits filed on behalf of victims of so-called popcorn lung.
The broader investigation, which was the subject of scores of news articles, has proved to be an embarrassment to the Police Department and to Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly.
And while he's been the subject of scores of books — including Alice Schroeder's 2008 authorized biography "The Snowball" — the latest book news out of New Zealand caught our eye.
QUESTION FROM FRANKLIN: Climate change was the subject of scores of college commencement speeches this year, but it seems like that might have been true for the past fifteen years.
Edward Kennedy died last year of brain cancer at 77, after a long political career at least partially redeemed the disgrace of fleeing his Chappaquiddick car accident, but the Massachussetts senator was subject of scores of death threats before and after the assassination of his brothers, documents released by the FBI revealed last night.
There was a silent movie as early as 1899, a Fritz Freleng animation in 1934 and a 1976 TV movie starring George C. Scott; the CBS series with Ron Perlman and Linda Hamilton, which began in 1987, is still the subject of scores of cult Web sites more than 10 years after it went off the air.
Given its importance, however, it should have been on the front page of every newspaper in America, gone viral on social media, and been the subject of scores of editorials.
Equal distribution of time to each subject will enable greater chances of scoring high marks in almost all subjects.
