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litany

noun as in recital of items, often part of religious services

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Oh, and watch House Speaker Mike Johnson shake his head in sorrow, a pained expression on his face, as the president lists this shocking litany of fraud.

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Of course he did say it, over and over again, repeating his litany of all the wars he’s allegedly ended.

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Each day the administration saturates the public sphere with a constant litany of lies.

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Yet nearly two dozen of those cases were later reopened after Smith and a small team of officers found that the department’s review missed a litany of policy violations, his lawsuit says.

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The lawsuit alleged a litany of harms to people detained at Broadview.

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