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"They set out a catalogue of failings that have harmed trust in West Midlands Police."

From BBC

In 2022, Sting sold the rights to his songwriting catalogue to Universal Music Group, with the deal covering both his solo hits and songs he penned for The Police.

From BBC

The team's findings create a catalogue of DNA regions that can help explain results from studies looking for disease-related genetic changes.

From Science Daily

Each coat is checked, bagged and catalogued at the central hub in Wembley before being distributed to events such as this.

From BBC

In 2022 an independent inquiry found three young women had died after a catalogue of failures at the ''unstable'' and ''overstretched'' mental health hospital.

From BBC