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Recent history is littered with examples of Ministry of Defence projects that overrun and overspend, some in eye-watering proportions.

An excerpt published from Page Six reveals that Carson and Wolcott's marriage was littered with infidelities.

The lawsuit, which calls Harris’s ascent to the top of the presidential ticket an “unprecedented and anti-democratic political coup,” is littered with Trump campaign gripes against the “Democratic Party establishment” and “legacy media organizations.”

The field of fast-food robotics is littered with companies that failed in their attempts to disrupt the restaurant industry.

He’s got a natural swagger on camera, and he produces approachable yet intimate content littered with gems of tennis knowledge.