This year, he has yet more high-profile cases.
Tyres/alloys: Yet more high-wear components; the DB9's sheer power means tyres wear rapidly, and rims are high-cost to either refurbish or replace.
His native state is in the process of naming yet more high schools, government buildings, athletic centres, dams, malls and streets after him.
Each destruction of a satellite creates, in effect, thousands of missiles zipping round randomly; each subsequent impact provides yet more high-speed debris.
"Against the backdrop of challenging global conditions for the steel sector, it is crucial that the government is prepared to act or we risk losing yet more high-skilled jobs and potentially an entire industry which is vital to our future prosperity.
So too will the recurring arguments about so-called 'health rationing' and 'postcode lotteries' as yet more high-tech, high-cost treatments become available, but at what price?
I do not want to reward inept and incompetent regulators with yet more high-fallutin' titles at newer, even more powerful regulatory organizations.
(As a tiny example, consider that each horrific oil spill means more oil company dollars flowing to lobbyists and to Congress -- and so yet more high times on Washington's K Street).
While the Gillingham striker Simeon Jackson attracted the attention of yet more higher-level scouts by registering his ninth goal of the season to earn the Gills a 1-1 dragainstNorwichwich at the weekend, Chris Sutton was preparing to begin managerial life at the bottom with League Two Lincoln City.
More likely, once again nothing much will change, meaning yet more breakdowns and higher costs, and more misery for its people in the long run.
A substantial portion will be channeled to nonprofit groups that are likely to hire away yet more nurses at higher pay.
