The most prolific float and prop manufacturer is Kern Studios.
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Wayne Forest is one of Glowacki's most prolific featured artists.
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Kretzmann is one of the most prolific creators on TikTok.
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Saudi Arabia is one of the world's most prolific executioners.
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Hoffman is one of Silicon Valley's most prolific angel investors.
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BuzzFeed did a roundup of the most prolific fake stories.
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You're one of the most prolific users of the vehicle, correct?
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He has been called "the most prolific child molester in history."
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Paul Singer, perhaps the party's most prolific financier, is staying away.
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Steyer is one of the most prolific donors to Democratic campaigns.
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" Nassar has been called "the most prolific child molester in history.
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Business Insider has listed the 16 most prolific so far below.
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He was one of the most prolific mystery writers in America.
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He may have been the most prolific serial killer in history.
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At the end of a round, the most prolific murderer wins.
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But Swalwell is one of the most prolific users in Congress.
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Michael Jackson is unequivocally the most prolific entertainer of all time.
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The most prolific botched video-dating platform is hidden in plain sight.
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He also found that 20153% of the most prolific performers were male.
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Then again, Murphy is one of the most prolific showrunners working today.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He&aposs the most prolific liar to ever be President.
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Disposable razors are one of the most prolific forms of plastic pollution.
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The retail landscape can be paralyzing, even for the most prolific shoppers.
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The DeVoses are among the most prolific Republican donors in the country.
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Pelosi is one of the most prolific fundraisers in the Democratic Party.
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Based on per capita spending, Australia has the world's most prolific gamblers.
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Harold Shipman was one of the most prolific serial killers in history.
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Mr. Gacy was among the most prolific serial killers in American history.
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That India is the world's most prolific film-producing nation is well-known.
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More immediately, Woods can become the most prolific winner in PGA Tour history.
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I'm halfway into a mediocre meal with New York City's most prolific Yelper.
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Gaffney is perhaps one of the most prolific pushers of the conspiracy theory.
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In many ways, one of history's most prolific serial killers remains a mystery.
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Indeed, Azimuth employs some of the most prolific iPhone hackers on the planet.
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Oprah's the most prolific, venerable legend of television and an artist and entrepreneur.
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Taken together, Alphabet is one of the most prolific corporate investors in startups.
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Suzanne Ashman Blair, partner at one of the UK's most prolific seed investors
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He is believed to be the most prolific serial killer in peacetime Germany.
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FLEGENHEIMER Washington's most prolific consumer of pop culture is very likely … Ted Cruz.
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No mention of its connection to one of America's most prolific serial killers.
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Only the most prolific and longstanding contributors get paid; others contribute for free.
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Thomas Edison is considered one of the most prolific inventors of all time.
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The government started taking a closer look at the most prolific deal makers.
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The other is one of the most prolific and prominent conservative donors around.
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The court's most prolific author, Thomas has molded a generation of conservative legal scholarship.
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Samuel Little may be one of the most prolific serial killers in US history.
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Huawei is one of the world's most prolific generators of high-quality international patents.
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The gender breakdown of Twitter's most prolific users was among the most surprising findings.
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Long before Olivia, one of the most prolific pinup artists was also a woman.
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Vine, while never "profitable," was responsible for the internet's most prolific and viral memes.
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Craig Zadan, one of film and TV's most prolific producers of musicals, has died.
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If that's accurate, Little would be the most prolific serial killer in US history.
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Donald J. Trump is perhaps the most prolific user of Twitter in political history.
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That said, it seems Australia's most prolific killers aren't getting the credit they deserve.
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But Mr. Ellickson, the most prolific chronicler of fictional candidates, is sanguine as Nov.
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Moritz Wagner, usually Michigan's most prolific scorer, found Florida State's towering, rangy defenders troubling.
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Along the way, Mr. Hoffman became one of the technology industry's most prolific networkers.
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Among the most prolific purveyors of bigger-than-Watergate comparisons has been Mr. Trump.
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" During her most prolific dating period, Chaplin writes, "Summer says I'm on a roll.
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Warren and Buttigieg are both among the most prolific fundraisers in the primary race.
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The most prolific reviewers have tax burdens in the tens of thousands of dollars.
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Fox's television division is one of the most prolific content producers in the business.
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He is believed to be one of the most prolific serial killers in U.S. history.
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"Even in death, Hatch remains one of the Senate's most prolific legislators," his office said.
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There's something poetic about this episode beginning with the death of its most prolific prophet.
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That is because Jones is inconspicuously one of the most prolific working actors in Hollywood.
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Until yesterday, Shawn Rice was one of the internet's most prolific debunkers of online hoaxes.
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These companies are in turn some of the most prolific tech innovators on the globe.
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James Harden is undoubtedly one of the most prolific scorers the NBA has ever seen.
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That makes Lonnie David Franklin Jr. one of the most prolific serial killers in history.
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In 93, Lil Wayne, the best and most prolific rapper alive, officially released five songs.
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By the middle of the century the local mines were the most prolific in Europe.
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Boywonder is one of the service's most prolific Vigilantes, filming incidents all over south Brooklyn.
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She goes on to call Cosby the most prolific serial rapist of the 20th century.
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After all, Perry created the first and most prolific punk fanzine in UK music history.
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In 2007, Lil Wayne, the best and most prolific rapper alive, officially released five songs.
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Madlib is one of the most prolific and acclaimed producers to ever work in music.
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W. G. "Snuffy" Walden is one of the most prolific TV composers of all time.
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A national problem Australians are the world's most prolific gamblers, based on per capita spending.
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Patrol units, not trained narcotics detectives, appeared to be the most prolific field-test users.
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In the bureau's first few months, Middleton and Hencher were among its most prolific contributors.
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The Adelsons have been among the most prolific individual donors to Republican candidates for years.
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Burke is one of ESPN's most prolific NBA analysts, and has covered basketball since 1991.
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Nothomb, a Belgian writer who resides in Paris, is one of France's most prolific authors.
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Brian Michael Bendis, one of Marvel's most prolific writers, is moving over to DC Comics.
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Samuel Little is the most prolific known serial killer in American history, the F.B.I. said.
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Pfeffer is one of the smartest and most prolific of Israel's younger generation of journalists.
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"Just unbelievable," Sinclair said on what it means to be soccer's most prolific goal scorer.
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Her most prolific, the Diamonds World Tour in 2013, grossed more than $140 million worldwide.
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Roughly 400 were developed at Menlo Park, and it is considered his most prolific period.
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If verified, that would make him among the most prolific serial killers in American history.
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There are thousands of Vine Voices, but K.T. is almost certainly among the most prolific.
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"It's just random noise," explained Mike Tyka, a Google researcher and the show's most prolific artist.
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Who better to calm worries and work through regulatory hurdles than the world's most prolific philanthropist?
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That would make Vietnam the world's third-most-prolific executioner, after China and Iran (see chart).
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She wrote by night, producing upwards of 25 pages a day in her most prolific periods.
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Perhaps the most prolific category of sex myths is the "You can't get pregnant IF" statement.
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The newest episode is about François Truffaut, one of the most prolific directors of his time.
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Many of the most prolific users of A&E have no fixed address or are homeless.
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It takes a lot to shake one of the world's most prolific athletes of all time.
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Why are so many of the greatest creative minds in history also the most prolific drinkers?
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That tally, if accurate, would make Poppe the most prolific serial killer ever charged in Belgium.
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One of the most prolific conservative political donors, David Koch, is a resident of Park Avenue.
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Steven Bochco, one of the most prolific creators of TV ever, has died ... TMZ has learned.
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Some of my favorite artists, like Tom Waits, they'll be most prolific in their later years.
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This year is A24's most prolific to date, with 15 films slated to be released.
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Which, intentionally or not, makes her one of the most prolific recording artists of all time.
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The Permian Basin of West Texas has emerged as one of the world's most prolific oilfields.
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Neil Simon, one of the most prolific playwrights in American history, has died ... TMZ has learned.
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To compare, Universal, one of Hollywood's most prolific traditional studios, releases roughly 30 movies a year.
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The "Dolly" revival is produced by Scott Rudin, who is among the most prolific contemporary producers.
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Ian Rushton, a government prosecutor, described Sinaga as the "most prolific rapist in British legal history".
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The 2020 field will be the most prolific for the Democrats since the 2008 election cycle.
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Fittingly, this final puzzle of the year is by 2016's most prolific constructor, Jeff Chen.
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Grandayy, one of YouTube's most prolific meme creators, was the first to raise awareness regarding Pete's ban.
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It appears to have been the first murder committed by one of California's most prolific serial killers.
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Since May, the most prolific online prankster of 2017 has compiled an exhausting list of web personas.
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The GIF might be the most prolific and significant single digital format of social and artistic expression.
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It turns out one of the most prolific directors in the series comes from the latter group.
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The most prolific one is Yolo County; you can Google them and see a lot of examples.
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Professor Epeli Hau'ofa, Fiji's most prolific poet, served as its first director until his death in 2009.
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Wexner and Klarman are two of the country's most prolific supporters of Jewish and pro-Israel causes.
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One of YouTube's most prolific creators took ahiatus from her channelthis fall as a result of burnout.
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The FBI on Sunday confirmed that Samuel Little is now the most prolific serial killer in history.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, a longtime family friend and one of the party's most prolific fund-raisers.
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Keep reading to learn more about the 10 most prolific donors of the 2020 election thus far.
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Goldman Sachs bankers were Jeb Bush's most prolific donors during his failed presidential campaign this past election.
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Unsurprising, because they are exposed to the world's most prolific movie-making industry, bigger than even Hollywood.
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In some poems, the assassin of the title is that most prolific killer of all, time itself.
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"She was the most prolific woman artist who had ever lived, up to her time," she said.
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The statue was designed by Ram V. Sutar, 93, who is among history's most prolific monumental sculptors.
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He was one of the most prolific, but also one of the most multifaceted, of all architects.
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Most users rarely tweet, but the most prolific 10% create 80% of tweets from adult U.S. users.
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He regularly cruises to reelection and ranks as one of the most prolific fundraisers in political history.
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The media referred to Lucas as a "killing machine" and the "most prolific" serial killer in history.
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The most prolific ZIP codes outside of Texas were in New York City and the DC area.
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Art from down under: An Australian couple have become the city's most prolific creators of public art.
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Brad Grey, one of Hollywood's most prolific producers and former Paramount Studios chief, died Sunday night from cancer.
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Women make up the majority of Twitter's most prolific users, a new Pew Research Center survey has found.
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One of the most prolific Russian snipers at Stalingrad was Vasily Zaytsev, who had over 200 confirmed kills.
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The most prolific tweeted 1668X/24 hrs―faster than one RT per min, all day with no sleep.
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He and Sanders have proven themselves to be the most prolific fundraisers of the 2020 field so far.
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Turns out Diego isn't the most prolific tortoise, and he most certainty didn't do it alone (amirite, ladies?).
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These include the US's two most prolific spaceports, Cape Canaveral, Florida, and Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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The series will follow his rise to fame before he became the most prolific playwright to ever live.
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Ian Beer is a Google Project Zero security researcher, and one of the most prolific iOS bug hunters.
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Ghana is one of sub-Saharan Africa's most prolific issuers, tapping international capital markets every year since 2013.
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Looking to leverage its most prolific and popular artists or "Creatrs," Tumblr started the Creatrs Network last year.
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The 25th chapter of their rivalry, the third-most prolific in the professional era, was compelling enough though.
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Djokovic and Nadal had met 51 times before Saturday's semi-final — the most prolific rivalry in men's tennis.
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The Permian Basin of West Texas has morphed into one of the most prolific oilfields in the world.
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The most prolific of these, the Permian Basin in West Texas, will account for most of the growth.
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" Prosecutor Angela Povilaitis said Wednesday that Nassar is "possibly the most prolific serial child sex abuser in history.
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He is one of hip-hop's most prolific and admired artists, and also one of the least predictable.
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He has been called "the most prolific conspiracy theorist in contemporary America" by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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This April, Waldman promotes the films of Cao Guimarães, one of Brazil's most prolific artists of the 1980s.
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That's unbearable in a first-round matchup against the most prolific three-point shooting team in NBA history.
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If true, this made him one of the most prolific and deadly prescription drug dealers in US history.
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Perhaps most surprising, many of the most prolific online pollsters didn't provide surveys about the 603 congressional elections.
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She and Einstein had the same physics education, and they were married during his most prolific period — 1905.
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Thanks to his surrealist artworks, Dalí is considering one of the most prolific artists of the last century.
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Why it matters: Magecart has become one of the most prolific threats to steal credit card information online.
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"Effectively speaking, it's a ban," said Gene Kaufman, one of the city's most prolific architects for new hotels.
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Caballero, the most prolific scalawag identified by the super-recognizers to date, received only four years in prison.
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He appeared to be running a covert operation right under the noses of the world's most prolific bank robbers.
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Many of today's most prolific designers are actively turning to camp fashion to inspire their collections and runway shows.
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The 45Committee, a nonprofit largely funded by Sheldon Adelson, the GOP's most prolific donor, may also join the fray.
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China is the world's most prolific executioner, killing thousands of people last year, according to rights group Amnesty International.
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Wikipedia, and the umbrella of sites under the Wikimedia Foundation are among the most prolific on the Internet. Alexa.
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Born in 1912, Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner was one of the most prolific Black female inventors of all time.
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Kendrick hit a three-run triple during Saturday's first inning - the most prolific opening frame in Phillies history. 2.
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After witnessing the terrorist attacks on 9/11, Hondros became one of the most prolific war photographers since Vietnam.
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She's one of the most prolific Black feminists of our time, responsible for iconic texts like Are Prisons Obsolete?
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And to add one more title to her majesty's dominance, she is also history's most prolific face on currency.
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Gucci Mane is Atlanta's most prolific rapper, and he's responsible for much of the reputation trap music has today.
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Judi Dench is Britain's most prolific working actress, appearing in 41 titles, including her latest film "Victoria and Abdul".
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You may recognize Ms. Handler's brother from a recent profile of The New York Times's most prolific internet commenters.
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Extra Bases It took a while for the most prolific power hitter of the summer to understand his potential.
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One of the most prolific shoppers in the group, prosecutors said, was Kaishaun Trisvan, who also pleaded not guilty.
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It's one of the most prolific accidental cameos in TV history: the rogue coffee cup from Game of Thrones.
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It has the prolific actor Kerry Shale at his most prolific, performing over two dozen characters within the game.
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Villanova has been one of the most prolific 3-point shooting teams for much of Coach Jay Wright's tenure.
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As one of America's most prolific producers using carbon to extract oil, Occidental is staking its business on it.
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The Center for Public Integrity analyzed 149 scientific articles and letters published by the firm's most prolific principal scientists.
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Smart organizations will embrace the future of social by bringing new voices into the fold, especially the most prolific.
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Peyton Manning will announce his retirement on Monday afternoon, ending one of the most prolific careers in NFL history.
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He is considered the most prolific serial killer in the history of peacetime Germany, and perhaps in the world.
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Seán Doran, a graphic artist who is one of the most prolific processors of JunoCam data, created this image.
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Among the most prolific tenor saxophonists of his time, Murray, 123, is always chasing after the next big idea.
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Professional lacrosse star and Onondaga native Lyle Thompson is the most prolific scorer in the history of the game.
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The Harvard award cited Mr. Weinstein as one of the most prolific producers and distributors of African-American films.
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As for myself, I'm at my most prolific when something new is happening and I'm on my own somewhere.
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Prudhoe Bay, the most prolific oil field in U.S. history, has produced more than 13 billion barrels of oil.
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Some of the most prolific names include the sculptors Albert Paley and Max DeMoss, known for his bronze pieces.
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Hughes, the husband of Sylvia Plath, was among the most prolific and important English poets of the twentieth century.
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So has Nadal versus Djokovic, the most prolific rivalry of the men's Open era, which Djokovic leads, 26-23.
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He is "almost certainly the most prolific conspiracy theorist in contemporary America," according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Bloomberg has -- by far -- been the most prolific spender on television ads, according to media tracker Kantar Media/CMAG.
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You have to "use limited budget on what will be the most prolific way" to prevent fires, Leonard said.
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Harris County, Texas — the nation's most prolific county for executions — had no executions for the first time since 1985.
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With four record prices and an overall value of €372.8 million, Picasso's the art world's most prolific record breaker.
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Our director of fashion coverage, Vanessa Friedman, called him the most prolific designer of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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A couple of years ago I made a visualization of all the GML tags uploaded sorted by most prolific.
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Here are the self-described daily routines of some of the world's most prolific minds in history — past and present.
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For instance, Susie Tompkins Buell, one of San Francisco's most prolific fundraisers and an establishment Democratic powerbroker, is backing Buttigieg.
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And Buttigieg was scheduled to host a teleconference call Monday evening as a reward for his most prolific volunteer fundraisers.
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This week, Twitter faces an even greater crisis: It blocked me, the best and most prolific user of its service.
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A preliminary analysis suggests that some of the most prolific investors picked up their pace of deal-making in Q2.
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Tech's most prolific political spender last year was Google, which dedicated more than $18 million to lobby the U.S. government.
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Makerere's researchers are now some of Africa's most prolific, creating everything from low-cost sanitary pads to an electric car.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The world's most prolific executioner killed "thousands" of people last year, human rights group Amnesty International estimates.
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In Shengzhou, among the most prolific regions in Zhejiang province in eastern China, about 95% of bamboo handicrafts are exported.
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Vietnam, with a population of more than 95m, is by far the most prolific executioner in the region (see chart).
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It is expected to serve Pemex's most prolific shallow-water oilfields, including Ku-Maloob-Zaap, located in the Campeche Bay.
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That cleared it out and the most prolific staffers at the Mutiny went off and founded clubs of their own.
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Sand Hill Road firms Andreessen Horowitz and Khosla Ventures were among the most prolific investors in 2016, Rock Health found.
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Dendritic Arbor might be one of the most prolific groups in the extreme underground in the United States right now.
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Mr. Obama will leave the White House as one of the most prolific authors of major regulations in presidential history.
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True to form, hip-hop's most prolific group of artists have released two lead singles in less than two weeks.
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John Bolton is said to have been the most prolific note-taker at the top level of the White House.
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Serial Plaintiff Howard Cohan has filed 1,114 ADA Lawsuits since 2012, making him one of Florida's most prolific ADA abusers.
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Hanneman was not only Slayer's most prolific songwriter but also the member who most embodied its weird, psychological outsider mentality.
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Its ranks include some of the left's most prolific donors, such as the billionaire investors George Soros and Tom Steyer.
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Today, Twitter announced has received a $1 billion investment from Silver Lake, one of the tech industry's most prolific investors.
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Although Adele isn't the most prolific Instagrammer in the world, when she does post she likes to make it count.
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Sarawak and neighbouring Sabah possess Malaysia's most prolific oil and gas reserves in their waters in the South China Sea.
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The most prolific July corn yield cut came in 22008 as USDA slashed off 210 bpa – amounting to 22012 percent.
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At 32, Cavendish has been one of cycling's most prolific winners: He has 30 stage victories at the Tour alone.
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VIENNA — When one thinks of the Renaissance it is arguably the big Italian names that enjoy most prolific exhibition coverage.
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Mickalene Thomas, who works at the intersection of photography and painting, is one of America's most prolific and important artists.
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One of the most prolific jailhouse informants in U.S. history is also a con artist with a long criminal record.
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Russia and China -- though the latter tends to be far quieter and subtler -- might be among the most prolific hackers.
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Gucci Mane has disclosed, in interviews, that he felt "numb" during the drug-addled years when he was most prolific.
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The view also ignores that the world's most prolific and least efficient incubator isn't in Palo Alto or San Francisco.
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Our director of fashion coverage, Vanessa Friedman, called Mr. Lagerfeld the most prolific designer of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Kandinsky published the suite the same year he started teaching at the Bauhaus and after his most prolific printmaking period.
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Harvey Weinstein was never the only sexual predator in Hollywood – he was just one of the most powerful and most prolific.
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I like reminding myself that Stephen King, one of our most prolific writers, lives in a town 30 minutes from me.
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Finding Nemo (2003) Getting lost [and kidnapped] is one of the most prolific fears children have, so this one hits home.
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The Arizona Republic–USA Today report dubbed the group "the most prolific author of copycat abortion legislation" in the United States.
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Lionel Messi, one of the most prolific finishers in the sport's history, has scored just 77% of attempts during his career.
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And while SpaceX is still the most prolific launch provider in the US, its long-term plans are a bit murkier.
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The most prolific ride creator was the Pretzel Ride Company, which built in excess of 1,400 rides between 1928 and 1978.
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If convicted, the man identified only as Niels H. under reporting rules, would be one of Germany's most prolific serial killers.
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Others are moving ahead in the Bakken, Eagle Ford and Permian, considered the cheapest and most-prolific U.S. shale oil fields.
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For context, the most prolific resolution filer, private investor John Chevedden, said he often owns around $10,000 worth of company stock.
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Today, he is described as "one of the most prolific art smugglers in the world" by Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE).
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America's most prolific serial killer, Samuel Little, has been helping law enforcement identify all of his victims by painting their portraits.
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Previously, Gary Ridgway, known as the "Green River Killer," was considered to be the most prolific serial killer in US history.
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Stephen King is one of the most prolific writers in the horror genre — he's sold more than 350 million copies worldwide.
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The Chinese are the most prolific consumers of luxury items globally, accounting for thirty-two per cent of sales last year.
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The billionaire Koch brothers are some of the most prolific political donors, and they traditionally back politically conservative causes and candidates.
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With ~2 million scientists, our research community is the most prolific in the world, exceeding that of the U.S. and China.
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The two most prolific individual days of offense in National League history took place in games between Milwaukee and the Dodgers.
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Going around the traditional gatekeepers, Gillie and Marc Schattner of Australia have become the city's most prolific creators of public art.
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Any true account in the textbooks of the future would be forced to commemorate Mark Zuckerberg as history's most prolific slumlord.
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The employees of Sequoia and Accel, two of the most prolific venture-capital firms in Silicon Valley, are working from home.
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And perhaps most prolific among them is the Cuban sandwich — a delicacy that is, counterintuitively, native to Florida rather than Cuba.
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Read more:A man convicted of 159 sexual offences may be &aposthe most prolific rapist in British legal history,&apos prosecutors say
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If Little's claim to have killed 93 people is true, he would be the most prolific serial killer in US history.
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A student convicted of 159 sexual offences is likely the most prolific rapist ever brought to justice, British prosecutors have said.
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Sanderson is one of fantasy's biggest and most prolific authors Sanderson is one of fantasy's biggest and most prolific authors, and most of his separate book series actually take place in a larger setting, known as the Cosmere, with individual works taking place on separate planets with unique magic systems in different parts of the universe.
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There might be older romances out there, but by most accounts the bond between humans and yeast has been the most prolific.
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Meanwhile, many of the most prolific late-stage investors from Q2 are also some of the most established firms in the business.
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Joe Roth, one of the most prolific producers in Hollywood who's producing the upcoming "Maleficent," has filed for divorce ... TMZ has learned.
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Today, she is renowned as one of most prolific artists of her generation and continues to produce work focusing on cultural critique.
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And Devenanzio, who is the most prolific and successful player in the history of the show, isn't going down without a fight.
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Then, we get a little sneak peek into one of the most prolific songs in music history, fronted by an electrifying Malek.
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Studio Olafur Eliasson, the Berlin base of one of the most prolific living installation artists, has to feed around 90 people daily.
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The NRDC is among the most prolific lobbying spenders among green groups, and both organizations have sued the administration dozens of times.
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Most prolific are the channels offering rides to protesters affected by the subway shutdowns that the authorities impose to dampen protest turnout.
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Its rise has coincided with the explosion of K-pop — the most prolific and tightly controlled corner of the global music industry.
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Those three months ended up being his team's most prolific of the year, pulling in $1.5 million for himself and the NRCC.
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Abby Wambach, the most prolific goal-scorer in the history of women's soccer, scored close to half her goals with her head.
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He has been called "the most prolific conspiracy theorist in contemporary America" by the Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups.
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He was an American recruit to Al Qaeda who ended up becoming one of the most prolific recruiters for the group online.
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The weapons are arguably the most prolific firearms in the world and markers of the shortsightedness of governments that handed them out.
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But in California, which may have the most prolific and inventive legislature in the nation, it's the season of new law lists.
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They've quickly become the most prolific creators of public art in New York City history — to the dismay of leading art historians.
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Critic's Pick So many of TV's most prolific killers are stony-faced ciphers, immune to the fits and pleasures of human existence.
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Today, Mr. Högel, 42, is considered the most prolific serial killer in the history of peacetime Germany, and perhaps in the world.
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Bloomberg's exit from the race won't end his influence in presidential politics, as he's one of the Democratic Party's most prolific donors.
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This is an impressive sum, one that solidifies the foundation as by far the most prolific giver in all of American philanthropy.
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Some of the Senate's youngest members — and most prolific Twitter users — are refusing to stay off the grid for the entire day.
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These are among the sketches by Jason Polan, one of "quirkiest and most prolific" artists in New York, who died on Monday.
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It was an unprepossessing location for a firm that would become one of the most prolific designers of skyscrapers around the world.
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On Pro Basketball Anthony, one of the most prolific scorers in N.B.A. history, struggled in his return to the floor on Tuesday.
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Since announcing his Senate bid last year, Kelly has established himself as one of the most prolific fundraisers on the Democratic roster.
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The league&aposs top defense is set to square off against one of the most prolific offenses the game has ever seen.
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For example, Nacion Unida, which Verificado dubbed one of the most prolific fake news distributors, had more than 895,000 followers this week.
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James, 32, is the National Basketball Association's most prolific playoff scorer and has been named the league's Most Valuable Player four times.
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Hundreds of the world's most prolific creators, rulers, humanitarians, and leaders have been saying this in different ways for thousands of years.
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Janet Oldroyd Hulme, one of Britain's most prolific growers of rhubarb, sat on his left, and the Queen sat on his right.
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Jamie Sadlowski is one of the most prolific long drivers in the world, able to hit a ball nearly 450 yards. How?
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Ketchapp is the most prolific of the developers The Verge interviewed, having released dozens of games under its banner on the App Store.
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Now, the FBI is asking the public to help identify more victims of the man they say is America's most prolific serial killer.
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Ryan Murphy, the most prolific man in Hollywood, joked yesterday that his next big project would be American Crime Story: Who Bit Beyoncé?
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Here's another startling finding: the most prolific nine male songwriters in that time wrote nearly one-fifth of the songs on the charts.
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Thus 1776's place both in Washington DC and as the most prolific incubator in areas like healthcare, energy, education and smart cities.
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Last year CrowdStrike, a cyber-security firm, put China ahead of Russia as the most prolific sponsor of cyber-attacks against the West.
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The deal will bolster Callon's presence in the oil-rich Permian shale basin, the country's most prolific, and the Eagle Ford shale field.
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You can learn more about how Sonos came to be in our profile of Nick Millington, one of the company's most prolific inventors.
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Cuper went further by predicting on the eve of the match that Salah could emerge as one of the tournament's most prolific goalscorers.
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Scotland hasn't been the most prolific producer of high-valued technology start-ups, but FanDuel is another unicorn from there along with Skyscanner.
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Diane, whose rep as maybe the most prolific writer of pop hits speaks for itself ... hints Swift should be focusing on her music.
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He's most prolific on the Money Kicks YouTube channel, where his irreverent hand-held videos have received over 235 million plays to date.
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Over a 16-year career, Anthony has been one of the league's most prolific scorers, averaging 24 points over more than 1,000 games.
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CNBC said Singer in April gave $85033 million to Our Principles PAC, which is one of the most prolific anti-Trump super-PACs.
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Ryan is his party's most prolific fundraiser, and several of the Koch network's most prominent donors have given generously to Ryan's fundraising committees.
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Brees is one of the most prolific passers in NFL history, and this week he faces the worst passing defense in the NFL.
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Warren has distinguished herself in the field as the candidate with the most prolific series of policy proposals on a myriad of topics.
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One of Nigeria's most prolific and best-respected directors made a bin Laden comedy a month after the World Trade Center went down.
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Numbers from the Interior Department, which oversaw the process, showed the area could become the world's most prolific offshore source of wind energy.
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The fields of the North Sea, long one of the world's most prolific oil regions, are to the east and north of Scotland.
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But even as he emerged as one of the Democratic Party's most prolific fund-raisers, he has all but ignored grass-roots contributors.
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Chinese companies, once among the most prolific deal-makers in the world, are increasingly running into regulatory roadblocks, particularly in the United States.
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Art Review "The Incomplete Araki" is a knowingly redundant title for an exhibition of Japan's most prolific, most controversial, and most disobedient photographer.
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Since its launch in 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope has become perhaps the most prolific purveyor of high-quality space porn in history.
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He spent the season guiding the most prolific offense in the N.F.L. on a Super Bowl run that ended with a disappointing loss.
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Autonomous landings are nothing new with autoland being a feature on some of the world's most prolific passenger planes and even private jets.
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But it's still surprising that the most prolific malware on macOS—by one count, affecting one in 10 devices—is so relatively crude.
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The best known and certainly most prolific was Alexander Calder, who included more than 1,800 pieces of jewelry among his mobiles and sculptures.
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Democratic leaders have pressed one of their most prolific donors privately, urging him to tone down his campaign calling for President Trump's impeachment.
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Allen J. Share is one of the most prolific members of the friendly group, commenting nearly every Monday when new entries are posted.
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This was the humbling start to a kid who grew up to become one of the most prolific race car drivers in history.
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One of the most prolific and smart angel investors, Jeremy can be found in one of two places: meeting startups or on a plane.
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The unusually high amount of double star systems demonstrates that Arp 299 includes some of the most prolific star-forming galaxies in the universe.
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The unusually high amount of double star systems demonstrates that Arp 299 includes some of the most prolific star-forming galaxies in the universe.
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The stagnation of Drake was already evident in 2015, but ironically, this most recent phase of his career has also been his most prolific.
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Ms. Burnikel is one of the most prolific, well-rounded puzzle makers in the business, and today's is her 66th crossword for The Times.
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Virginia guard Malcolm Brogdon, one of the most prolific defenders in the ACC, scored a game-high 43 points and dished out five assists.
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Croyle presided over arguably the most prolific and successful period of HTC design, having led the team from 2008 until his departure in 2014.
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He has won a Technical Achievement Academy Award, and according to the Guinness World Records, he is the most prolific stuntman of all time.
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Why it matters: This was Marta's 17th World Cup goal, making her the most prolific scorer in World Cup history (both men and women).
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By season's end, Sul Ross had the most prolific attack in America, leading all NCAA schools in yards (581.9) and points (48.8) per game.
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Lisa Seacat Deluca, mobile software engineer and the most prolific female inventor in IBM's history, believes that we all have an inventor in us.
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Shookus is even responsible for some of the most prolific performers on the show, helping cast Kristen Wiig and the recently departed Vanessa Bayer.
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China continues to be the most prolific executioner of its own citizens in the world, according to watchdog groups like the Dia Hua Foundation.
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That changed today, when Sam Shiver, Canada's most prolific political gay erotica author, released her latest work, Can't Stump the Drumpf: An Erotic Tale.
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Rather, he's one Marvel's most prolific creators and spokespeople, helping to create such characters as Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and the X-Men.
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An ambivalence about Cuba's dance heritage is expressed more intensely in the choreography of George Céspedes, one of Danza Contemporánea's most prolific homegrown talents.
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The FBI say a 79-year-old man who confessed to the murders of 93 women is the US's most prolific serial killer ever.
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The most prolific rumor about the camera on Samsung's Galaxy S11 is that one of the camera lenses will have a 108-megapixel sensor.
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Erykah Badu might be one of the most prolific artists out there today, but she has another job she's passionate about—being a doula.
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This is SMU wide receiver Trey Quinn, who since transferring from LSU has become the most prolific receiver in the country's seventh-ranked offense.
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Compared even with the most prolific gallery artists, successful cartoonists like Rogers produce an astonishing quantity of work – no working in series is allowed.
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In one of the federal judiciary's longest and most prolific careers, Judge Keith, a Democrat, was a fountainhead of regional rulings with national implications.
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The common denominator of these masterpieces is the architect Eero Saarinen, one of the most prolific designers of futuristic style in the 20th century.
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Anderson, test cricket's most prolific fast bowler with 584 wickets, has not played since January when he suffered a rib injury in South Africa.
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But as an American representative pointed out at a recent WTO meeting, 17 of the world's 26 most prolific fishing countries are developing ones.
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G-dragon, who topped a 2018 list of writers with the most song credits, is one of the most prolific songwriters in K-pop.
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During the party at La Cita last week, this flourishing cross-border music scene celebrated one of its most prolific purveyors, Discos Barba Azul.
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It was, perhaps, the most prolific period of his career: from 1943 to 1944 alone, he reviewed more than eighty books for the Tribune .
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect the conditions under which Little could become the most prolific serial killer in US history.
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As a result, for the first time in a decade, the U.S. did not appear in Amnesty International's top five most prolific executioners worldwide.
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But it wasn't enough to lead them to suspect him of being one of the most prolific serial killers and rapists in U.S. history.
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Aedes albopictusPhoto: James Gathany/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (AP)Mosquitoes didn't become the most prolific animal killer of humanity by being lazy.
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The Appraisal JERSEY CITY — When Charles Gwathmey died in the summer of 22011, New York City lost one of its most prolific and influential architects.
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On the other hand, McAuliffe, a close friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton, has became one of the most prolific governors on the fundraising circuit.
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Tope Oshin is one of Nigeria's most prolific TV directors having overseen nearly 500 episodes of Africa's biggest drama series - Tinsel, Hotel Majestic and Hush.
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On the left coast, Noah Syndergaard was wresting the crown for most prolific batsman on staff from his future co-star in a Twins reboot.
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That one of film's most prolific and celebrated directors should turn his attention to the small screen says much about the state of television today.
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But China, reckoned to be by far the world's most prolific executioner, was excluded from the tally, because it doesn't divulge data on death sentences.
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The FBI is asking for help identifying victims of one of the most prolific serial killers in US history, using drawings he made in prison.
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They also tend to reply to only women; the most prolific reply guys fill the role for dozens of women trying to tweet in peace.
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" REALTED: Aly Raisman Speaks Out on Surviving Sexual Abuse: 'I Won't Be Silenced' Nassar, 54, has been called "the most prolific child molester in history.
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Narcos introduces you to the world's most prolific narcotics empire from the perspective of the DEA who will ultimately bring the operation to its knees.
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Quarterbacks in spotlight when No. 15 WSU visits Arizona Luke Falk is on the brink of becoming the most prolific passer in Pac-433 history.
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Amnesty International has warned of an "unprecedented spike" in executions in Iran, which it says is the most prolific executioner in the world after China.
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Look at the energy he doles out against Wayne Ellington, one of the league's most prolific three-point threats, before coming away with the steal.
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Ryan, Republicans' most prolific fundraiser on Capitol Hill, has also cut checks to the reelection campaigns of more than 28503 GOP colleagues, the source said.
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The design of this phone is based on rumors and schematics from Steve Hemmerstoffer, aka OnLeaks, one of the most prolific smartphone leakers working today.
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In 1980, Gacy was convicted of murdering 33 boys and young men, making him, at the time, the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.
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Still, the stunning confessions could make Little the most prolific serial killer in US history if convicted, according to Ector County District Attorney Bobby Bland.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is dulling the golden sheen of one of the most prolific Oscar influencers of the modern era.
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Dr. Ulrich Klopfer was reportedly believed to be Indiana's most prolific abortion doctor, with thousands of procedures performed in multiple Indiana counties over several decades.
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Tomas has published nine books and over 130 scientific papers (h index 58), making him one of the most prolific social scientists of his generation.
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It's part of one of America's most prolific bird nurseries and it's the place where many of Alaska's caribou calves first stand on wobbly legs.
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Roxane Gay is a bestselling author, New York Times contributor, associate English professor at Purdue University and one of the most prolific writers working today.
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Bloom once was among the most prolific users of Advanced Equities, a Chicago-based firm that helped private companies raise big money from small investors.
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Throughout her lifetime, Winnipeg-born, Toronto-based Ann Southam quietly amassed a catalogue that made her one of Canada's most prolific and important contemporary composers.
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Washington does not even have normal diplomatic relations with Tehran, the world's most prolific state sponsor of terrorism according to the very same State Department.
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Dr. Eisenberg, who died on Tuesday at 26, was for more than a decade one of the most prolific contributors of reader comments on nytimes.
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As the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination heats up, one spouse has emerged as one of the most prolific campaign surrogates: Dr. Jill Biden.
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The couple were the most prolific fentanyl vendors in the United States on the dark web when they were arrested in April, Mr. Sessions said.
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Her final chapter focuses on Mike King, one of the most prolific contributors on the website Quora, where anyone can ask or answer a question.
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The families of women killed by a man the F.B.I. has described as America's most prolific serial killer say their cases went unnoticed for years.
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"I think that first day when we were together that might have been like the most prolific musical day of my life," said Antonoff, 35.
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Best Buy With 12 terabytes of storage, this monster of a drive should be able to keep up with even the most prolific of videographers.
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The second most prolific major champion of all time now has nine wins, 19 losses and one halved match in Ryder Cup fourball and foursomes.
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Neither Edgar G. Ulmer, the B-movie maker who directed four Yiddish talkies, nor Joseph Seiden, the most prolific producer of Yiddish films, was fluent.
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Just after that series began, Lucas Duda, the Mets' sometimes enigmatic first baseman, broke out of a slump and became the team's most prolific hitter.
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CALGARY, Alberta — Patrick Kane has been the NHL's most prolific goal scorer over the last 10 years, and he closed out the decade in style.
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Nolan North is one of the most prolific voice actors in video games, but he's still best known for voicing the lovable rogue Nathan Drake.
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Brin and Sheryl Sandberg have not made any endorsements in the 2020 race, though Sandberg has long been one of Silicon Valley's most prolific donors.
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While he's far from history's most prolific serial killer, the time in which the murders took place made him the embodiment of a city's fears.
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In 2008, Lee was honored as "one of America's most prolific storytellers" by then-president George W. Bush, who awarded him the National Medal of Arts.
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Long before the studio embraced blockbuster Hollywood production values, it was among the most prolific PlayStation developers behind exploration-heavy platforming games filled with cartoon characters.
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Karl was so much more than our greatest and most prolific designer — his creative genius was breathtaking and to be his friend was an exceptional gift.
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The Casual Pleasure of Disappointment will mark Melgaard's most prolific foray into clothing-as-art, but it certainly isn't the first occasion he's worked with fashion.
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In what's become a time honoured tradition, TorrentFreak reported that yet again, Australians were among the most prolific pirates of the show's first episode using BitTorrent.
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AlphaBay was one of the most prolific dark web markets in the entire world, and possibly took in as much as $600,000 to $800,000 a day.
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Similar upsets occurred in district-attorney races in Hillsborough County, Florida and Harris County, Texas—both among the most prolific death-sentencing counties in the country.
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In 2006, PEOPLE Staff Writer Christine Pelisek broke the story of one of California's most prolific serial killers who went unchecked for more than two decades.
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It has been nearly a year since Samsung, the world's most prolific smartphone maker, gave us an exhibition of how not to recover from a mistake.
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Why it matters: Those with intense opinions on President Trump — especially those who strongly disapprove of him — are "among the most prolific political tweeters," Pew notes.
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It was then when she finally heard his full name: Ted Bundy, later revealed to be one of the most prolific serial killers in U.S. History.
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The Drake and Meek Mill beef was the year's most prolific, between the diss tracks, memes and it even ended in a Grammy nomination for Drake.
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Washingtonians are also among the most prolific when it comes to U.S. patents, with more than 20113,400 issued to Washington residents and entities in 2018 alone.
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We spend a good chunk of our office hours perusing the Pinterest board of Joy Cho, one of the most prolific design bloggers on the platform.
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While Fortnite is its most prolific release, Epic also makes money from other games, Unreal Engine and a recently launched online game store that rivals Steam.
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"The most prolific growth story in the large-cap biotech for the last three years just guided sales down," RBC Capital Markets analyst Michael Yee said.
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So, to save you the stress, I ordered one affordable party dress from five of the most prolific, enticing sites to see what they're really about.
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Rosneft currently has a 40-percent stake in the 140,000 barrels per day (bpd) flagship Petromonagas project at the Orinoco belt, Venezuela's most prolific oil region.
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On Sunday, the FBI confirmed that Samuel Little is now the most prolific serial killer of all time, after connecting him to at least 50 murders.
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Chinese talk host Jin Xing might be one of the most prolific television personalities on the mainland, but she's eschewing home-ownership and sticking to renting.
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Arya is the show's most prolific badass, but she's also a profoundly lonely person, and being with her brother and sister again doesn't magically solve that.
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This is, in short, another landmark in tone-deaf, scrambling disarray for what was supposed to be one of the most prolific congresses in modern history.
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Her next album's title track, "True Colors," was adopted as a gay anthem and Cyndi became one of the LGBT community's most prolific and formidable allies.
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Interviewing Mr. Smith in 2011, the editors of the Encyclopaedia Britannica noted that he was their most prolific contributor, having written more than 250 flag histories.
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"I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed," Garry Winogrand, one of the most prolific street photographers of the 20th century, once said.
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But even the most prolific news service — a giant wire service like AP-AFP or Thomson-Reuters-TransCanada-Huawei — only publishes several thousand articles per day.
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Michael J. de la Merced, our most prolific DealBook writer and a mainstay of the report, started working with us all the way back in 2006.
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And in the process, the Schattners have become the most prolific creators of public art in the city's history, to the dismay of leading art historians.
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And though it took the Lakers a few years to regain their footing, the Black Mamba enjoyed some of his most prolific years once they did.
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ABOUT THE SAINTS (5-6): New Orleans again possesses one of the league's most prolific offenses but hasn't been able to consistently make stops on defense.
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The most prolific donors will gain access to private events that will allow them to mingle out of public sight with members of the incoming administration.
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Deadliest serial killer: The F.B.I. announced that Samuel Little, a 79-year-old inmate in Los Angeles, is the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A student from Indonesia was identified as Britain's most prolific rapist on Monday after being convicted of more than 150 offences, including 136 rapes.
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He has been in regular contact with Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, one of the GOP's most prolific benefactors and a staunch pro-Israel figure.
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The offense he designed for Matt Ryan and company was the most prolific in the league and helped them earn a spot in Super Bowl LI.
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Willie Nelson -- one of the most prolific pot puffers on the planet -- has given up smoking weed after recent health issues ... but he still gets high.
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The 22-point second quarter was the most prolific second quarter in the 23-year history of the Knicks and their second-highest scoring quarter ever.
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It was an enormously popular show with a nearly universal sense of nostalgia for millennials and Gen Z'ers, who are the most prolific of meme creators.
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One of the most prolific recent funders on the block is Tencent, the Shenzhen-based internet giant that is best known for its social messaging apps.
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The most prolific efforts had "specifically targeted" African American communities by spreading divisive messages and disinformation with the goal of separating black voters from political engagement.
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Philanthropist Dr. Gary K. Michelson is one of the most prolific inventors in the history of medicine, with hundreds of patents for new spinal surgery treatments.
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As one of the world's most prolific executioners, we know Saudi Arabia can carry out death sentences against citizens who express dissent following seriously flawed trials.
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One of the most prolific creators of shell companies in the world's many tax havens, the firm has some 500 employees in offices around the world.
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Deputy chief crown prosecutor Ian Rushton that Sinaga is "the most prolific rapist in British legal history" and possibly "in the world," according to the BBC.
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A day in the life of one of Etsy's most prolific sellers — a 31-year-old who turned her side hustle into a full-time business
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The alleged spammer apparently made 96 million spoofed calls during a three-month period, making him one of the most prolific and annoying robocallers of all time.
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But, some of the greatest, funniest (yes, he was hillarious), and most prolific encounters and conversations about music came from the moments that I spent with him.
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It recently signed a $100 million deal with ABC juggernaut Shonda Rhimes, and it acquired FX's most prolific show runner Ryan Murphy for a reported $300 million.
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High powered Caps shut down Flyers in opener WASHINGTON — The team with one of the NHL's most prolific offenses used stifling defense to win its playoff opener.
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Dr. Yoshiro Nakamatsu, colloquially known as Dr. NakaMats, is the most prolific inventor in the world living or dead, with 3,500 patents to his name and counting.
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Behind him is one of most prolific bands of all time, and together they've created music that not only speaks to us, but I think every generation.
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Rockies 3, Dodgers 1 Tyler Anderson held this month's most prolific power-hitting team scoreless over a career-best eight innings as visiting Colorado bested Los Angeles.
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But it does provide an illuminating insight into the types of conversations going on within the company that is already the world's most prolific personal data collector.
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Feisal Mohamed Ali, who Kenyan authorities say is one of the country's most prolific ivory dealers, was sentenced to 20 years in prison, largely on circumstantial evidence.
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Fintech was Europe's most prolific sector, with a series of payment processing companies, including Italian private equity-owned Nexi and Middle Eastern-focused Network International going public.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is one of the most prolific and powerful politicians on social media, with millions of followers who hang on her every post and tweet.
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Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza, two of the most prolific sluggers of the high-scoring 1990s, were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
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Instead of slowing down, Ibrahimovic is coming off the most prolific season of his career, bagging 50 goals in 51 appearances, his best-ever tally by nine.
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But, some of my greatest, funniest (yes, he was hilarious), and most prolific encounters and conversations about music came from the moments that I spent with him.
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At least that is what Nicklaus says of the man who a few years ago seemed destined to surpass him as the game's most prolific major winner.
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Harry Ruskin, one of M-G-M's most prolific writers, made her his protégée, supplying her with books and instructing her in his view of the world.
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At night, just after the full moon, teams of scientists dive beneath the waves to study one of the planet's most prolific and mysterious rites of reproduction.
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Klopfer was believed to be Indiana's most prolific abortion doctor, with thousands of procedures performed in multiple Indiana counties over several decades, the South Bend Tribune reported.
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India is often pegged as the world's most prolific movie market, producing more than a thousand films a year in several languages, though exact data is scarce.
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Our special report shows that President Obama, once skeptical of acting unilaterally, will leave office as one of the most prolific authors of major regulations in history.
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Like Pruitt, he has been one of the most prolific members of Trump's cabinet when it comes to enacting policies that would benefit oil, gas, and coal.
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"To which he added: "CHIME is the most prolific FRB hunter in the world and we are looking forward to sharing new results in the upcoming months.
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Eat Films traveled all over the country to interview jiu jitsu's most prolific and skilled instructors and discussed what it really means to practice the Gentle Art.
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He's also among the most prolific of the name-brand literary novelists of his generation, so a reader naturally fits each new book into the established typology.
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McNaughton has since embraced his "Forgotten Man" success and become the most prolific illustrator of the Trump culture wars, with paintings that alternately bemuse and trigger liberals.
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The authorities said he may have killed up to 300 between 2000 and 2005 and is believed to be the most prolific serial killer in peacetime Germany.
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Faith Hope Consolo, who as the chairwoman of Douglas Elliman's retail group was one of New York City's most prolific retail real estate brokers, died on Dec.
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But as the show that sparked Netflix's transformation from a DVD mail service into TV's most prolific producer of original series, it deserves a proper send-off.
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With more than 12 million subscribers, she's one of the most prolific beauty influencers online and has worked with well-known brands like Marc Jacobs and Maybelline.
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But, he's also one of Silicon Valley's most prolific and successful startup investors, including in his current role as a partner at venture capital firm Greylock Partners.
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Dr. Bruce Western from Columbia University points out the part of America's journey to becoming the world's most prolific incarcerator is the fact we got more punitive.
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Today, according to its website, the hotel is the most prolific breeder of Azteca Sporthorses in the world, and guests may ride them through Adobe Guadalupe's vineyards.
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Two of the most prolific accounts in the dataset did not list a name or other identifying information and exclusively shared content that tagged the Trump accounts.
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The ad also knocks Hawley for accepting money from David Humphreys, one of Missouri's most prolific campaign donors who had recently been embroiled in an ethics scandal.
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One of the most prolific creators, Paul Dinning, has posted hundreds of videos for cats, including an eight-hour "Bird Bonanza" that's amassed almost 7 million views.
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The official Figs account will signal-boost some accounts by reposting images onto their own feeds, and turn some of the most prolific contributors into official ambassadors.
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Mr. Harvey, among the most prolific mass murderers in United States history, confessed to killing 37 people, mostly hospital patients, over two decades in Ohio and Kentucky.
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Lezley Saar, who is part of one of the most prolific families in contemporary American art, has a new solo show titled Gender Renaissance opening this Saturday.
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He was also one of the most prolific poets of his generation, his work appearing often in The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, Harper's Magazine and elsewhere.
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There's plenty of spooky stuff to see in Chicago, but your best bet is to explore the history of H.H. Holmes, perhaps America's most prolific serial killer.
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They've signed a deal with Random House's One World, a publishing wing headed by Christopher Jackson, one of the most prolific African American editors in publishing today.
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Of course, he's not the only person making these types of films, but he has become one of the most prolific in a very short period of time.
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It was a spectacle unlike any other, but it was a shock to the system, too — a somber reminder that one of the most prolific designers is gone.
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Conrad even said that one of their "most prolific" users who started using Hopscotch at age 12, has now parlayed those skills into a high school programming internship.
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Nassar, who has been called "the most prolific child molester in history," apologized to the court on Monday, saying that hearing the victim's statements caused him great pain.
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Chinese citizens, among the world's most prolific gamblers, often travel overseas to bet as gambling has been outlawed in China since 1949, though a state lottery does operate.
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Operation Darkness Falls also netted Matthew and Holly Roberts, a San Antonio, Texas couple that police describe as the "most prolific" dark net fentanyl vendors in the world.
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Surveillance equipment discovered during Romanov's arrest Romanov was the most prolific of the five men who have been convicted of spying for Russia in the past two years.
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Jayapal, a former immigration advocate who took her seat in the House of Representatives for the first time in 2017, was the most prolific tweeter on Capitol Hill.
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Hal Blaine, the legendary session musician labeled by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as perhaps "the most prolific drummer in rock and roll history," died Monday.
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This was due almost entirely to Victor Gruen, the Viennese architect who fled the Nazis in 1938 and became America's most prolific builder of malls and shopping centers.
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Adapting Bram Stoker's novel, director Terence Fisher — the most prolific auteur in the Hammer stable — terrifies the audience by cloaking the film in a thick atmosphere of dread.
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Harvey Weinstein, one of the most prolific modern Oscar influencers, has been ousted from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.
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As one of the most prolific producers in the UK, he's worked with Kano, Adele, Sam Smith, Gorillaz, Plan B, and Stormzy, and since day one, with Dave.
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House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, a Republican of Louisiana who is one of the chamber's most prolific fundraisers, raised $1.4 million in the first quarter of the year.
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Photos by Paul Kolnik Though known as one of ballet's most prolific choreographers today, Justin Peck isn't just a man in tights listening to 19th century classical music.
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But it was getting picked by the Canucks that really gave him his shot; he'd go on to have the most prolific career of any player Vancouver took.
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He is the founder of ChefStable, Portland's most prolific restaurant group with 18 restaurants within the metro area under its belt, including Ox, Oven and Shaker, and Lardo.
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Marvel fans came out in droves to see Marvel movies while the company was struggling, and helped it become one of the most prolific brands in cinematic history.
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General Motors is perhaps the most prolific name recycler out there, but before you levy accusations of laziness on Detroit's biggest car manufacturer, consider its massive global presence.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE 'A driven perfectionist' Philip Roth, the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist and one of the 20th century's most prolific writers, died in New York at age 85.
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In fact, the company has had its most prolific year yet, launching a total of 20183 rockets — more than twice as many missions as it conducted in 2016.
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Countries who tweeted #MeToo the most Social media users in the US, France, the UK, Canada and India were the most prolific #MeToo campaigners according to Twitter data.
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Previously Gary Ridgway, known as the "Green River Killer," was considered the US's most prolific serial killer, having pleaded guilty in 2001 to killing 49 women and girls.
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With 53 of his 54 career playoff goals having come with Philadelphia, he remains tied with Barber, his former teammate, as the franchise's most prolific postseason goal scorer.
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As a preeminent supplier of phone components and memory, the company benefits no matter who's selling smartphones, and it continues to be the world's most prolific phone maker.
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In serving these clients, files show, Appleby dealt with the two banks that are the most prolific creators of American aircraft trusts: Wells Fargo and Bank of Utah.
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The self-styled actor is known for his daring outfits, and the fact that he works directly with today's most prolific menswear — and womenswear — designers to assemble them.
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But it did feature the long shadow cast behind the home bench by Jaromir Jagr, Kladno's player-owner and one of the most prolific scorers in hockey history.
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In the process, Magee became the most prolific 3-point shooter in Division I history, going past the mark of 33 set by Oakland's Travis Bader in 2014.
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In memoriam: Larry Eisenberg was one of the most prolific contributors of reader comments on The Times's website, with more than 13,000, mostly in the form of limericks (!).
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But this season he had a run of 12 goals in 16 Ligue 1 games, which made him, for a while, the most prolific striker in the country.
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"There are different, and continually evolving, systems and styles at the highest level," said Joel Waldron, the manager of Everton's youth academy, among the most prolific in England.
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Mies van der Rohe was one of many architects drawn to Detroit by opportunity, but the most prolific and high-profile builder of this period was Minoru Yamasaki.
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That made for 11 titles in 13 seasons (and five MVP awards for Russell), making these Celtics the most prolific American professional sports dynasty of the 20th century.
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SoftBank has become one of the most prolific tech investors after it raised its nearly $100 billion Vision Fund last year to take stakes in transformative technology companies.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, two of the most prolific champions in men's tennis history, have put together one of the greatest rivalries in the sport, as well.
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Hao Haidong, a former national player who is the country's most prolific scorer of all time, said the use of naturalised citizens in Team China was "very scary".
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Societe Generale was identified by Le Monde earlier this week as the fourth most prolific creators of offshore shell companies via Mossack Fonseca, with 979 to its name.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian federal police said they have arrested Saifullah Al-Mamun, born in Bangladesh and considered by authorities one of the world's most prolific human traffickers.
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Foxconn – which is the world's most prolific iPhone manufacturer – has already confirmed its intention to resume full production on February 10, but staff quarantine could impact iPhone production.
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LAWMAKERS ARE GOING AFTER ROBOCALLS: Lawmakers heard from one of the most prolific alleged robocallers as they weigh new actions to cut down on the fraudulent phone calls.
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Dr. Carlo Croce is among the most prolific scientists in an emerging area of cancer research involving what is sometimes called the "dark matter" of the human genome.
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Furthermore, the most prolific users of products regulated by the CFPB, such as short-term lenders, debt collectors and mortgage servicers, are people on low and middle incomes.
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Brian Michael Bendis, one of Marvel's most prolific writers, teamed up with his oldest daughter, Olivia, to capture a glimmer of a moment from the shooting at Pulse.
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Judge Kozinski is a brilliant jurist, known as one of the most prolific "feeder" judges, ones who send clerks to a second clerkship for a Supreme Court justice.
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As a patron of the arts, Kulczyk remains today, as she has for decades, one of the most prolific and deep-pocketed, visionary and respected collectors in Poland.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Saul Steinberg is one of the most prolific, prominent artists whom many people may know even if they don't recognize his name.
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It has pipeline, trucking and terminal operations in the Permian and in the Bakken region, the second-most prolific state for oil production in the country after Texas.
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Smith described Cabot as a preeminent player in the Marcellus Shale region of New York, one of the biggest and most prolific sources of natural gas in the country.
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We're not in a 'post-truth era' -- but it's on the horizon Trump will enter the White House as one of the most prolific prevaricators in American political history.
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Business Insider recently caught up with Charles at her in-home production studio in Massachusetts, where she walked us through a day of one of Etsy's most prolific sellers.
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Russia had, by far, the most prolific, deadly snipers; they fortified Russian positions during the Battle of Stalingrad, a bloody battle of attrition that registered over two million casualties.
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Huawei is a company with great resources and scale, and it was en route to becoming the world's most prolific smartphone maker this year before the US government's intervention.
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Neymar's goal was his 54th for his country and he needs one to reach Romario as the third most prolific Brazil striker of all time behind Pele and Ronaldo.
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Just like Vargas, Olivia's work with the famed men's magazine helped solidify her reputation as one of the most prolific and collectible artists working in the genre to-date.
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Coach Bert van Marwijk snubbed the country's most prolific goal-scorer for the opening Group C matches against France and Denmark despite the team's struggles in front of goal.
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Howell, a drifter who is believed to be the most prolific killer in Connecticut history, pleaded guilty in September to murdering six people in 2003, the Associated Press reports.
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To his benefit, McCarthy is reportedly one of the most prolific fundraisers for the Republican Party and GOP candidates, raising $8.75 million so far this year, the Times reported.
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The expansion will also connect new supply in the Montney and Duvernay formations, which Canadian producers and global oil majors say could rival the most prolific U.S. shale fields.
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The Yeezy Snuggie Because who doesn't want to be swaddled under the finest Italian fleece, ideally imprinted with a giant picture of Kanye's face and his most prolific tweets?
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The publishing company for Johann Helgason -- who touts himself as one of Iceland's most prolific singers/songwriters -- just filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group, Warner Music and Spotify.
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That is in no small part because the Permian Basin — the most prolific oil play in the United States — extends from Texas into the southeast corner of New Mexico.
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While Insomniac Games, one of the Rift's most prolific publishers, said the reported actions "do not reflect the values of our company," they made no mention of a boycott.
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Scalloped sand has replaced dunes that have been washed away in Alligator Point, one of the most prolific areas for sea turtle nests in Franklin County and the state.
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The second-most-prolific political donors among the top-paid chieftains were Robert J. Hugin, the recently retired chief executive of the drug company Celgene, and his wife, Kathleen.
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He and Nadal boast the most prolific rivalry, in terms of meetings, in the professional era of men's tennis but the latest only emphasised how dominant Djokovic has become.
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It is not just that he is the most prolific goal scorer in the national team's history, or is just four shy of breaking United's goal-scoring record, too.
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Mr. Ayckbourn, 77, has built one of the most prolific and successful careers in British theater on the premise that there are no small parts, in life or onstage.
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He served as a policy adviser to Trump's 85033 presidential campaign and has been one of the most prolific defenders of the president's economic agenda on taxes and deregulation.
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We followed two of the most prolific FGC competitors—Sonic Fox and Echo, as they faced their biggest challenges yet EVO 2017: You can watch it on youtube here.
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B): Kemba Walker: The third-most prolific pull-up three-point shooter in the league (who's shooting 2174 percent on nine attempts per game over Charlotte's last 193 contests).
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He and Nadal boast the most prolific rivalry, in terms of meetings, in the professional era of men's tennis but the latest only emphasized how dominant Djokovic has become.
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Timothy Egan Apparently, millions of Americans don't care that a man now within a nose-hair of the presidency may be the most prolific liar in modern political history.
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Ms. Raman's photographs also speak to the central role that movies have played in the life of a nation that is home to the world's most prolific film industry.
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Mr. Koerner had the most prolific solo recording career; Mr. Glover and Mr. Ray made two albums together; and Mr. Glover and Mr. Koerner released an album in 2009.
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One of the most prolific travelers in the crowded Democratic field, having visited at least 28 communities in March alone, Mr. Booker has attracted packed rooms at most events.
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He's one of the most prolific Creative Commons photographers out there, meaning his photos have illustrated thousands of news stories and blogs in every major publication, including this one.
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Bernie Sanders is, by some measures the most popular politician in America, by far Democrats' most in-demand public speaker, and the most prolific grassroots fundraiser in American history.
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In the 59th minute here, Sergio Agüero, one of the most prolific strikers in English history, scored City's fourth goal, the one that would have sent Guardiola's team through.
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The cartel is "one of the most prolific drug trafficking organizations in the world," the Drug Enforcement Administration's Acting Administrator Uttam Dhillon said during a press conference on Wednesday.
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Nigeria is one of the world's most prolific exporters of skilled migrant labor with one of the world's least powerful passports, giving holders ready access to just 52 countries.
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He's actually one of the most prolific tweeters still going in the entire 2016 field — Democrat or Republican — pumping out north of 6,800 tweets since joining in December 2008.
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The FBI on Monday verified confessions provided by convicted murderer Samuel Little and certified him as the most prolific known serial killer in U.S. history, according to the bureau.
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Academics are judged on their ability to get papers published in these periodicals and business schools are ranked on their ability to employ the most prolific of these academics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Along with her mother Betye and sister Alison, Lezley Saar is part of one of the most prolific families in contemporary American art.
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The South Korean director Hong Sang-soo is one of the most prolific directors in world cinema; he had two features at last year's New York Film Festival alone.
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The suspect, also dubbed by investigators as the "East Area Rapist" and the "Original Night Stalker," is considered one of the state's most prolific serial killers, the FBI said.
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Podesta, who served as Bill Clinton's chief of staff, counselor to Obama, and campaign adviser to Hillary Clinton, is one of the most prolific establishment Democratic operatives in the game.
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Pence also offered a long message of thanks to Adelson, the country's most prolific GOP donor who sat at the center table as the biggest contributor to the Jewish group.
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The most prolific freeloaders are mobile strings of DNA called transposons, identified in 23 by Barbara McClintock, the groundbreaking cytogeneticist who was honored with a Nobel Prize for that discovery.
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They would learn that as of today, "La Bohème" holds the repertory record, with 1,274 performances, and that the most prolific performer was the tenor Charles Anthony, with 2,928 appearances.
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Ryan and Julio Jones have developed into the league's most prolific passing duo, but it was a drop by Jones that resulted in the game-turning interception against the Seahawks.
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Kumu Hula Kawaikapuokalani Hewett is one of Hawaiian music's most prolific songwriters, cultural practitioners, and a lineal descendant of the mountain, having penned many songs inspired by and for Maunakea.
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Lou Williams scored 273 points to become the most prolific bench scorer in NBA history as the Los Angeles Clippers blew out the visiting Boston Celtics 140-115 on Monday.
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Alibaba is continuing its expansion into offline retail after the Chinese e-commerce giant bought up more than one-third of one of Chinese most prolific operators of hypermarket stores.
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The Corpus Christi port - the closest to the most prolific shale fields in Texas - exports less than 1 million bpd, and its harbor is too shallow to fully load supertankers.
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Gambling is illegal in China, with the exception of a local lottery market and the booming casino hub Macau, but the Chinese are still among the world's most prolific gamblers.
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"I find that one of the things that's interesting is that some of the most prolific fans who are creating communities, creating websites, holding events, are often male," she explained.
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The "most prolific citer and the widest read" was found to be Antonin Scalia, and—no surprise—William Shakespeare topped the list of the oft-quoted, along with Lewis Carroll.
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Among his backers is LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman, one of Silicon Valley's most prolific political donors, who held a fundraiser for de León last year, Axios hears from multiple sources.
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An NOC official in Tripoli told Reuters that at least 200,000 bpd of capacity had been damaged in attacks on oil fields in the western Sirte basin, Libya's most prolific.
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News of the landmark verdict catapulted Chu and his firm, not only financially but also reputationally, with legal publications hailing him as one of the most prolific US trial attorneys.
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Once a presidential candidate with deep misgivings about executive power, Mr. Obama will leave the White House as one of the most prolific authors of major regulations in presidential history.
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Cavendish, the most prolific road sprinter of his generation with 26 Tour de France stage wins, made a good start to the points race but fell short of the medals.
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One of the most prolific bands from the Cuban scene, Combat Noise, also hails from the capital, and has been cranking out Caribbean brutal death metal since the mid-90s.
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Hunee has quietly become one of the most prolific and interesting DJs in the world, so it comes as no surprise that he was tapped for the latest Essential Mix.
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She made herself into not only one of the most prolific writer-producers in the business, but also a mogul, as the founder and head of the Shondaland production company.
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Mr. Ng may be the most prolific member of the WikiProject (as like-minded editors are known) dedicated to New York City public transportation, but there are roughly 20 others.
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But on Saturday, after singing what will be his 1,672nd performance at the Met, Mr. Plishka, the ninth most prolific performer in the company's history, will call it a day.
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One of the most prolific bundlers has been the Houston rapper Travis Scott, who last year claimed the top spot by selling key chains, hats and access to concert tickets.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — As Will Shortz tells us in the print introduction to this puzzle, Erik Agard is the most prolific constructor of 262 — this is his ninth grid so far.
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One of the premier — and most prolific — living American composers, Braxton continues to release reams of new music, typically drawing on improvisation and built around his own complex musical systems.
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He is one of the most prolific art thieves on modern record, and the overall worth of the items he's stolen is set at $1.4 billion dollars by some estimates.
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That still ranks him behind the cycle's most prolific donors, the Las Vegas casino tycoons Sheldon and Miriam Adelson, who are motivated largely by their hawkish views on Israel's defense.
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"By the time we are done, we anticipate that Samuel Little will be confirmed as one of the most prolific serial killers in American history," a Texas district attorney said.
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"We'll keep selling what we are selling," said Mr. Briere, who in 0003 was sentenced to four years in prison for being one of British Columbia's most prolific pot producers.
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The decision to allow in law enforcement was later revealed as crucial in helping to catch the notorious Golden Gate Killer, one of the most prolific murderers in U.S. history.
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He joined the production as an assistant to David Benioff and Dan Weiss, the creators of the show, before moving up to become one of the series's most prolific writers.
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According to authorities, Barrera, 48, had been one of the most prolific drug traffickers of the last two decades before his capture in Venezuela in 2012 following years in hiding.
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And police lawyers made their most prolific use of the practice toward the end of 244, asking the board to reconsider substantiated allegations against 223 officers from September to November.
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He has been among the most prolific funders of Democratic groups, though party leaders and strategists have grumbled frequently about his penchant for inserting his own image into television ads.
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His interceptions aside, Winston has been one of the most prolific passers in the NFL this season, and the Lions have one of the worst pass defenses in the league.
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As a high school player at Archbishop Molloy, a powerhouse program in Queens, Anderson was one of the most prolific and high-profile players in the city's rich basketball history.
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Sports stadiums stand out as one of the most prolific examples of in which cities have offered massive tax breaks and funding in order to attract or retain a private enterprise.
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The AOAV report stated that if Boko Haram was responsible for all of these incidents (81 in total), it would make them the most prolific user of suicide bombings in 2015.
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Zeid, who has called Burundi one of "the most prolific slaughterhouses of humans in recent times," warned that "everyone will suffer" if Burundi explodes into violence during or after the vote.
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Brees is among the most prolific passers in NFL history, having passed for 2270.3,210-plus yards in a season five times, along with two other seasons with at least 231,870 yards.
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Halley's Comet / ESAIt's true that the Eta Aquarids isn't the most prolific of showers—NASA estimates that this time around we should see an average of 10-30 meteoroids per hour.
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Courted by the entire Republican field during the primary, Adelson has been the most prolific Republican financier in recent cycles and bar none the most influential contributor in the donor class.
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One of France's most prolific actors, Depardieu has taken part in about 170 movies in his career and gained international recognition in 1990 after starring in English language comedy "Green Card".
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It was just a semi-regular catch-up, very friendly and collegial, although it's hard to consider yourself a colleague to one of the most prolific creators in all of comics.
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He thrived at the university, where he was supervised and assisted, rather than directed, by Jacobson, and quickly developed a reputation as one of the most prolific of the Kiowa Six.
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What for us was a clip, literally titled "weird Russian singer," is in fact a tiny segment of the career of one of the biggest, most prolific musicians on the planet.
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But even for the most prolific title collector in the professional era it proved a step too far as Kerber took full advantage of an error-strewn display by the American.
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Enter: SoftBank Last month, ParkJockey secured an investment from SoftBank's Vision Fund, perhaps the world's most prolific tech investor with stakes in everything from Uber to WeWork, Nvidia, Wag, and more.
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Shareholder votes put forward by "gadflies"—the ten most prolific submitters in any given year—coincided with declines in returns at American target firms in the months following a shareholder meeting.
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We had a fascinating piece go up this week where my colleague Eric chatted with some of Silicon Valley's most prolific investors about where the puck is moving on media investments.
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The true tragedy of Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement is not the loss of the court's most prolific swing vote -- it is that every remaining justice is not a potential swing vote.
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The Warriors are the league's best and most prolific three-point shooting team, generating more than a third of their points from that range while shooting a league-leading 42 percent.
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The victory by the man who was to become the most prolific major winner ever gave the course instant credibility, demonstrating that it was not a venue to produce fluke winners.
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"North Korea linked hackers are among the most prolific nation-state threats, targeting not only the U.S. and South Korea but the global financial system and nations worldwide," its statement said.
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It is within this new atmosphere that Cao Wenxuan has become one of China's most prolific and popular authors, publishing over 100 works, including novels, short stories, essays and picture books.
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Missile expert Uzi Rubin recently informed an international conference on air and missile defense in Dresden, Germany, that Iran is the most prolific builder of ballistic missiles in the Middle East.
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Haberman, who is widely regarded as one of the most prolific reporters covering President Trump and his White House, has maintained a consistent presence on Twitter to share stories and insights.
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"Merchant of Death" Viktor Bout, the most prolific illicit arms dealer of the past few decades, used anonymous American shell companies to smuggle missiles and rocket launchers to rebels in Colombia.
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Despite a few notable rocket failures, the company is still the most prolific launch provider in the US at the moment, and holds contracts with numerous customers from around the world.
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The Chamber is one of K Street's most prolific spenders and, like most groups, ramped up its advocacy work ahead of the 85033 midterms that gave Republicans control of the Senate.
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And it's no wonder; this is Mr. Arbesfeld's 119th crossword in The New York Times, making him one of the most prolific constructors since Will Shortz became puzzles editor in 1993.
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Harris, according to multiple sources in the criminal underground world of SIM hijackers, is known as "Doc," who they claim is one of the most prolific SIM swappers on the internet.
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According to the report, Chinese spies placed microchips the size of a sharpened pencil tip in the Chinese-manufactured servers of one of the most prolific server-providers in the world, Supermicro.
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Noguchi worked with other choreographers, like Merce Cunningham and George Balanchine, but his relationship with Graham is one of the most prolific between dance and visual art, resulting in around 20 sets.
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"China is back as the most prolific nation-state actor conducting industrial espionage via cyber and non-cyber means," Dmitri Alperovitch, the cofounder of the cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike, said in a statement.
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The US Marshals Service used the surveillance tools nearly 6,000 times throughout the United States, USA Today reported last year, adding that until then Baltimore police had been the most prolific user.
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Big fashion brands rip off small ones all the time, the most prolific offenders being fast-fashion companies, whose entire business model revolves around copying trends and bringing them to market quickly.
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Let's just recap how poorly things are going for Wear OS. Google's most prolific partner in making Wear OS watches, Fossil, had a sub-five-percent marketshare in North America in Q2.
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Here's a dose of irony for you this fine day: the internet just lost its most prolific source of illegal movies after its founder was nabbed after buying something legally, on iTunes.
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Even though she's portraying one of the most prolific tennis stars in history in her upcoming movie Battle of the Sexes, Emma Stone isn't shy about admitting her lack of tennis skills.
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To figure out which news outlets to include in its analysis, Crimson Hexagon used software that measures the number of retweets and mentions on Twitter from publications and their most prolific reporters.
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"Even though he's only had maybe an elementary-school education, he's received a Harvard-level education from some of the most prolific, knowledgeable and astute drug lords that Mexico has ever had."
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The 30-year-old, the most prolific road sprinter of his generation with 26 Tour de France stage wins, will take part in the multi-discipline omnium event in the Rio velodrome.
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He has been stuck on 14 major victories for more than a decade, his quest to surpass Jack Nicklaus (18) as the sport's most prolific major winner looking increasingly out of reach.
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This means they're among the most prolific predators on Earth, and likely an integral contributor to the intricate machinations of marine life—a fact that scientists are only now waking up to.
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Nearly 600 IRA-linked accounts posted toTwitter about the ACA and health policy from 2014 through this past May, with the most prolific ones tweeting hundreds of times, the new data show.
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The internet shutdown for Nyepi will be a first in the Indonesian island's history, and it's notable because Indonesia has one of the most prolific populations when it comes to internet use.
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Bull is inspired by Dr. Phil's life before he became a television personality when he founded "one of the most prolific trial consulting firms of all time," per a CBS press release.
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The Netherlands is easily the world's most prolific speed skating nation, but that supremacy and the wealth of talent behind it means late bloomers like Bloemen can sometimes slip through the cracks.
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Located in Texas and New Mexico, the Permian Basin, the nation's most prolific oil-producing geological formation, has seen revival in recent years with the advent of horizontal hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
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Taiwanese digital media startup The News Lens launched only four years ago, but it quickly became one of the country's most prolific news sources by leveraging social media to reach younger viewers.
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Little was previously named as the most prolific serial killer in US history in June 2019 by attorneys in the Ector County District, Texas, but the FBI status officially confirms the pronouncement.
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He is one of the most prolific contemporary artists and his large scale and immersive works like the The Weather Project occupy some of the most important spaces in the art world.
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We paid a visit to some of the most prolific and forward looking robotics labs in the world, and questioned whether their inventions will transform society, or spin out of humanity's control.
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Federer and Nadal have squared off 2100 times and Federer and Djokovic 47 while Djokovic and Nadal's 54-match rivalry is the most prolific and competitive in the history of men's tennis.
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Former DreamWorks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, one of the party's most prolific donors and the force behind the new Hollywood streaming upstart Quibi, cut $2,800 checks to almost the entire field of contenders.
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King is one of the most prolific writers of modern times, and the new movie is just the latest entry in the list of dozens of screen adaptations of his written works.
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In recent years, HNA emerged seemingly out of nowhere to become one of the most prolific dealmakers in the world, spending billions of dollars on acquisitions in real estate, finance and logistics.
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She is one of the most prolific fundraisers in party history, and has worked to raise millions of dollars to help rescue dozens of vulnerable House members when they needed it most.
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Malmuth, a San Diego native, moved the concept to his hometown and convinced Michael Schur, one of the most prolific sitcom makers in show business these days, to help him develop it.
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Transworld Systems has been one of most prolific debt collectors, filing more than 22013,8003 lawsuits in the last three years on behalf of a single client, the National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts.
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Amy Klobuchar is the one who's been the most prolific at her day job, introducing the most bills of any senator or House member running for president, according to data from Quorum.
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"I have no doubt that Iran is the number one state sponsor of terrorism today," and Iran "is by far the most prolific financier of terrorist organizations in the world," he said.
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Serena has been the most prolific Grand Slam winner after age 30 in tennis history, and she is back in rare form again after another extended break at the end of 2016.
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She wrote "This Old Heart of Mine," a No. 12 hit for the Isley Brothers in 1966, with Lamont Dozier and Brian and Eddie Holland, one of Motown's most prolific songwriting teams.
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As one of the country's most prolific authors, James Patterson has maintained a constant presence on the best-seller list in part by relying on a stable of lesser known co-authors.
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Quarterback Dan Fouts was among the most prolific passers of the 1970s and 80s and his Hall of Fame career left an indelible impression on the team's offensive identity over the years.
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Undoubtedly the country's most prolific researcher and writer on UFOs and paranormal phenomena, Rutkowski was approached by the university's archives and was asked to donate some of his collection to its library.
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The stunning confessions could make Little the most prolific serial killer in US history if these cases are confirmed by law enforcement, Ector County District Attorney Bobby Bland told CNN in December.
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What better template at this stage than Shiffrin, who with 2100 World Cup victories at age 22015 appears well on her way to becoming the most prolific winner in the sport's history?
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Dick Wolf, one of the most prolific and successful TV producers/creators in history, has filed legal docs separating from his third wife, TMZ has learned, and a fortune is on the line.
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Carole King, one of the most prolific singer/songwriters of all time, has just re-released a song she first wrote in 1982, after being inspired by the Women's March on Jan. 21.
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The Medellín Cartel boss is regarded as one of the most prolific criminals in history, and is notorious for having built a cocaine-fueled empire on the bodies of thousands of murdered individuals.
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It's going to be a little while longer until we see the third season of Stranger Things, but when it does, expect it to hark back to Chevy Chase at his most prolific.
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Huawei, China's most prolific smartphone vendor, had started 2019 with explosive double-digit growth and was on a path to eclipse Samsung as the world's number one phone maker by the year's end.
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White, who was described in the report as the "most prolific known clergy child sex abuser in Colorado history," served in six parishes from 1960 until he was removed from ministry in 1993.
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On the AI front, Baidu made a total of 13 investments in 2018 that made it the most prolific corporate venture capital focused on the realm, according to a report from CB Insights.
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But before you panic and call in sick, know that even the most prolific procrastinators have access to recognizable, clever costumes using stuff you probably have in your closet and on your desk.
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The virus, like so many other diseases, can jump from species to species—in this case, fruit bats (perhaps the most prolific spreader of the disease), monkeys, forest antelope, porcupines, and various apes.
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Her agency described Kinsella as one of North America's most prolific and popular authors who published almost 30 books of fiction, nonfiction and poetry, which were translated into many languages around the world.
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Besides having the most prolific playing career, Faulk had the highest TV profile of the three, having worked on NFLN's top Sunday pregame show and as part of its "Thursday Night Football" coverage.
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"The most prolific IRA efforts on Facebook and Instagram specifically targeted Black American communities and appear to have been focused on developing Black audiences and recruiting Black Americans as assets," the report said.
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The question will be answered in January when the three most prolific performers in the show's history — Brad Rutter, Ken Jennings and James Holzhauer — take part in a battle royal for the title.
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He has sought gratitude for a soaring stock market, awarded himself A+ ratings for his handling of hurricanes and tried to convince Americans his administration is the most prolific and successful in history.
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In 2015 he founded DCG, and today DCG is one of the industry's most prolific investors, backing more than 120 companies in 30 countries around the world, including Coinbase, Ripple, BitPay and Circle.
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"The most prolific IRA efforts on Facebook and Instagram specially targeted Black American communities and appear to have been focused on developing Black audiences and recruiting Black Americans as assets," one report states.
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Common sense says yes, but William Hamilton, one of the most prolific mathematicians of the 26th century, struggled for more than a decade to find the math for describing rotations in three dimensions.
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Its Series B will be used to create more video content and live streams with The News Lens' new global news anchor, Jennifer Shen, one of Taiwan's most prolific and recognizable TV journalists.
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His photo portraits are an extensive first act in Portraying a Nation: Germany 21926-21927 at the Tate Liverpool, which couples two of Germany's most prolific 21946th-century portraitists, Sander and Otto Dix.
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Franklin's sentencing caps a lengthy investigation and prosecution of one of the most prolific and notorious serial murderer cases in California history, along with "Night Stalker" Richard Ramirez and "Freeway Killer" William Bonin.
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Over the past six months I have been researching a book that deals in part with Jeffrey Lendrum, described by British police as one of the world's most prolific wildlife thieves and smugglers.
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"The most prolific I.R.A. efforts on Facebook and Instagram specifically targeted black American communities and appear to have been focused on developing black audiences and recruiting black Americans as assets," the report says.
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Moulton's first big-dollar event outside his home turf of Massachusetts is another indicator of Moulton's emergence as one of the most prolific fundraisers and bundlers among House Democrats outside of leadership ranks.
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Political campaigns often run many digital ads with similar versions of a message, and Mr. Trump's campaign is among the most prolific advertisers on Facebook, often running hundreds of ads with subtle differences.
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Phase 2, who in the early 1970s was one of the most prolific, inventive and emulated New York graffiti writers, and who later produced early hip-hop's most innovative fliers, died on Dec.
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The CEO of Occidental Petroleum and the first woman to lead a major American energy company, Hollub had her eye on the Permian Basin — the most prolific oil field in the United States.
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Buried deep in thousands of pages of court records spread across two states lies evidence to suggest that Skalnik was one of the most prolific, and most effective, jailhouse informants in American history.
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"The most prolific I.R.A. efforts on Facebook and Instagram specifically targeted black American communities and appear to have been focused on developing black audiences and recruiting black Americans as assets," the report said.
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In the new, monthly podcast series, CNBC's international technology reporters will look beyond Silicon Valley and will explore the biggest global technology stories with some of the industry's most prolific disrupters and entrepreneurs.
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While Russia, Iran, North Korea and other nations also use LinkedIn and other platforms to identify recruitment targets, the U.S. intelligence officials said China is the most prolific and poses the biggest threat.
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In timing that can only be called bittersweet, this documentary highlighting two of New York's most prolific journalists comes to HBO just a few days after the death of their counterpart Russell Baker.
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Her heroics spoiled a strong performance for Sam Kerr, one of the most prolific goal scorers in women's soccer, who had given Australia the lead with a penalty kick in the first half.
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Since its launch in May 2016, the game has grown in popularity to today reach some 25 million registered players, and its heroes have become one of the industry's most prolific meme machines.
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Ms. Taylor had gotten 14 parking tickets in three years, all written by the same officer, "the most prolific issuer of parking tickets" for the city of Saginaw, as the complaint puts it.
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As of 2019, it will make at least 55 original films annually — about twice as many as the most prolific of the traditional studios — including some with budgets as high as $200 million.
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Getting Fox to greenlight his elaborate, expensive space fantasy could have been MacFarlane cashing in a particularly big favor, or Fox throwing a bone to one of its most prolific and profitable creators.
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In 73, the world's most prolific smartphone maker delivered a critically acclaimed new flagship in the Galaxy S27 and S22017 Plus, and it followed that up with a record-breaking Note 22016 super flagship.
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The United States at $20163 trillion and Japan at over $1.8 trillion, will again be the most prolific borrowers this year, accounting for 60 percent of the total, followed by China, Italy, and France.
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North Korea's most prolific hacking group, broadly known within the security community under the name Lazarus, has over the last half-decade proven itself one of the world's most internationally aggressive teams of intruders.
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In 2017, Musou games are a paradox, popular enough to continue but rarely discussed, possibly the most prolific franchise in all of gaming but without any of the cultural cachet similarly robust sagas possess.
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Spike Lee is one of the most prolific film directors in American history, and yet this Sunday, February 2820, might mark the first time he wins an Academy Award, at the age of 2000.
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" The report says that the "most prolific IRA efforts on Facebook and Instagram specifically targeted Black American communities and appear to have been focused on developing Black audiences and recruiting Black Americans as assets.
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It also notes that the activity on Twitter is dominated by a small percentage — most users rarely tweet, while the most prolific 10 percent are responsible for 80 percent of tweets from U.S. adults.
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One of France's most prolific actors, Depardieu, 69, has been in around 170 movies through his career and gained international recognition in 1990 with his starring role in the English language comedy "Green Card".
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The quest to regain the top producer spot in one of the most-prolific U.S. shale basins had eluded Hamm's Continental since at least 2014, when Whiting bought smaller rival Kodiak Oil and Gas.
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An Axios analysis of Twitter data using CrowdTangle analytics found that Ocasio-Cortez generated more interactions — retweets plus likes — than the six most prolific news organizations combined, over 30 days between December and January.
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Gacy, who once worked as "Pogo the Clown" at children's parties, became known as the "Killer Clown," and was one of the most prolific serial killers in the US. He was executed in 1994.
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The towering right fielder started New York's most prolific scoring output since April 6, 183 against Houston by hitting his major league-leading 19th homer with two outs in the first off Chris Tillman.
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Cleveland, the Eastern Conference's most prolific 3-point shooting squad, hit 9-of-24 on Thursday to snap their NBA-record streak of 16 straight games with at least 10 to begin the season.
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Their most prolific producer, Traumprinz (AKA DJ Metatron, Prince of Denmark) who wrote 2016's best track and smudges everything with his mark of euphoric melancholy, doesn't play gigs and never shows his face.
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Breitbart's James Delingpole—one of the most prolific anti-environmentalist trolls on the internet—tore into Pruitt and Trump for not being aggressive enough in rejecting climate science, and even suggested Pruitt consider resigning.
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At JPMorgan, Kenneth Steiner — one of the most prolific sponsors of shareholder proposals — called on the bank to accede to future demands for a special meeting if 10 per cent of shareholders wanted one.
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Joining her will be Mr. Richter, as well as the authors D. T. Max, a biographer of David Foster Wallace, and Edmund White, one of the most prolific and influential chroniclers of gay life.
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I reached out to some of the Trump administration's most prolific leakers — people who have been wonderful sources to me (and, I assume, plenty of other reporters) — to get them to explain the draw.
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One of France's most prolific actors, Depardieu, 70, has starred in some 170 movies throughout his career and gained international recognition in 1990 with his starring role in the English language comedy "Green Card".
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The Mayor of Detroit, Mike Duggan, honored some of the most prolific architects of Detroit techno—including the Belleville Three and members of the Underground Resistance—on Tuesday with the Spirit of Detroit award.
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Portugal were left to rue the missed penalty by their most prolific scorer in the 53rd minute after Iran goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand pulled off a heroic save to deny them a 2-0 lead.
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Despite an ill-conceived Frankenstein's monster of a defense that was part 22016-4, part 4-3, and fully awful, Drew Brees and company still comprised the league's most prolific passing attack last season.
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The most prolific research on these sites has been conducted by Chris Monteiro, a systems administrator in London who has pursued his investigations as a morbid passion project on top of his regular job.
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A recent report published by Greenpeace called Coca-Cola "the most prolific polluter" compared to other top brands because in a series of global beach cleanups, Coca-Cola branded packages were collected the most.
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Dana Balter won the race and has been deluged with $1.5 million in donations — a figure that in past cycles would rank her as one of the most prolific fund-raisers in the nation.
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It is not unusual, though, for the United States to authorize similar sales to law enforcement or security forces around the world, and Turkey is one of the most prolific buyers of American arms.
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Nathan Chen, a 17-year-old American who has been the most prolific lander of quads this season, fell on two of them in his free program on Saturday, including his opening quad lutz.
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Regulatory decisions under President Barack Obama, who was among the most prolific authors of major regulations in presidential history, heightened the interest among conservative academics, who questioned whether agencies had overstepped their constitutional bounds.
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As the company searches for its first non-DeLuca family member CEO since its founding in 1965, many are wondering whether this change can turn the tide for the world's most prolific restaurant chain.
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His correspondents in the nineteen-fifties—his most prolific period in his public and private writings—are often editors and other writers we now think of as contenders for producing the Great American Novel.
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Sources told Axios' Jonathan Swan that Bolton was the most prolific note-taker at the top level of the White House and probably has more details than any witness about Trump's machinations on Ukraine.
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The competitive nature of today's most prolific platforms — Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon — has also generated the sort of perpetual one-upmanship that was previously more common amongst the biggest television networks — ABC, CBS, and NBC.
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Leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, which the US Justice Department describes as "one of the world's most prolific, violent and powerful drug cartels," moving billions upon billions of dollars in marijuana, cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine.
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Levashov, who has long been considered the likely identity of an online persona known as Peter Severa, spent years listed as among the world's 10 most prolific computer spammers by Spamhaus, a spam-tracking group.
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One of the most prolific (if, um, polarizing) vloggers to make a name for himself on the platform, Paul came under fire in January of 2018 when he documented his trip to Japan's Aokigahara Forest.
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Other Latin American countries also have singers in this similar vein; Mexico is one of the most prolific with the Mixe soprano María Reyna, Mayan rapper Pat Boy, and the Tsotsil band Lumatok's psychedelic rock.
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ON THE outskirts of this west Texan city, on top of one of America's most prolific oilfields, sit 230 square miles (600 square km) of scrubland owned by one family for more than a century.
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Run by Chief Executive Hock Tan, the company formerly known as Avago is one of the chip sector's most prolific acquirers, having completed a $37 billion takeover this year and changing its name to Broadcom.
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And although romance fans are generally some of the most prolific readers in the country, Scribd has intentionally structured its service so that it's harder to read romance than it is to read other genres.
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For the second consecutive quarter, Continental bested rival Whiting Petroleum Corp to be the largest oil producer in the Bakken, solidifying that crown and its place as one of the most-prolific U.S. shale companies.
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Donors push back on Cruz Cruz has also suffered a backlash from some of his most prolific contributors, raising questions about whether he can count on his 2016 coalition to turn out again in 2018.
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"The most prolific IRA efforts on Facebook and Instagram specifically targeted Black American communities and appear to have been focused on developing Black audiences and recruiting Black Americans as assets," the New Knowledge report notes.
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ET, ESPN ABOUT FLORIDA STATE (19823-11, 6-9 ACC): The Seminoles are led by one of the most prolific freshman duos in ACC history in Malik Beasley (22 points) and Dwayne Bacon (270 points).
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Run by chief executive Hock Tan, the company formerly known as Avago is one of the chip sector's most prolific acquirers, having completed a $37 billion takeover this year and changing its name to Broadcom.
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The Adelsons were the most prolific individual donors of the 2018 midterms, according to an analysis by OpenSecrets, with the couple giving at least $113 million during the cycle, all of it to Republican causes.
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The most prolific bacteria, according to culture results, were Staphylococcus (26 percent of total samples), Pantoea (23 percent), Bacillus (11 percent), Staphylococcus aureus (10 percent) and Pantoea conspicua and Pantoea gaviniae (both at 9 percent).
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As UK issuers scramble to protect their deals and gauge where they will fit within the market, this EU-centred approach could shut some of the most prolific issuers in Europe out of the sector.
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In a speech in Washington on Thursday, Sessions announced a coordinated international operation against "what's called the dark web," he said, a collection of websites where some of America's most prolific drug suppliers hang out.
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She adds ... she lost a lot after going public with her abuse claims, and she's glad the women who spoke out against Nassar were able to take down "the most prolific pedophile, arguably, in history."
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"The BBC and ITV are the two most prolific content producers and broadcasters in British television — both known for their unrivaled, ground-breaking shows," said Ann Sarnoff, president, BBC Worldwide North America, in a statement.
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SoftBank, now one of the world's most prolific tech investors through its Vision Fund, is also behind Reef Technology — formerly known as ParkJockey — which aims to turn parking lots into kitchens, delivery hubs, and more.
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The chip industry is becoming more concentrated as companies try to capture market share, much of it related to connected devices and cars, and Avago/Broadcom has been one of the sector's most prolific acquirers.
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You can get the 13 MacBook Air on sale for $799 (a savings of $300), which is the same affordable price that made the original MacBook Air one of the most prolific laptops ever made.
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You weren't sure what you were going to get, but whatever it was would be an insight into what makes Wolf Eyes, one of the United States' most prolific and enduring collectives of experimenters, tick.
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"By the time we are done, we anticipate that Samuel Little will be confirmed as one of the most prolific serial killers in American history," said Bobby Bland, the district attorney of Ector County, Tex.
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Rustin -- who would later go on to become one of the most prolific organizers of the civil rights movement, including as the mastermind behind the March on Washington -- wasn't booked for his activist work, however.
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Exploring everything from Artificial Intelligence to 5G, CNBC's award winning reporters host panels, fire-side chats and workshops with the world's most prolific investors, inventors and entrepreneurs where they share their stories and celebrate innovation.
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Mr. Rybolovlev, among the world's most prolific art collectors, has accused Mr. Bouvier of defrauding him in the purchase of 22013 paintings for which companies controlled by Mr. Rybolovlev's family trust paid nearly $280 billion.
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One of those channels created in 28 continues to be the largest and most prolific of the far-right on Telegram, posting on average 295 times a day and reaching more than 10,000 users daily.
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The comments come as a war between Trump and Fox News escalates, with Trump repeatedly criticizing the network that was once his close ally and many of its most prolific hosts and contributors hitting back.
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The comments come as a war between Trump and Fox News escalates, with Trump repeatedly criticizing the network that was once his close ally and many of its most prolific hosts and contributors hitting back.
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"The BBC and ITV are the two most prolific content producers and broadcasters in British television," Ann Sarnoff, president of BBC Worldwide North America, said in a statement on Tuesday when the service was announced.
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They aren't the most prolific or most tenured cast members (Kenan Thompson has been there 15 years), but as the show's head writers they have a unique grasp of the intersection of news and entertainment.
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Asian-Americans also have a huge advantage in building a fan base, although this is driven almost entirely by Mr. Lin, who is the 27th most popular player despite being the 80th most prolific scorer.
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Ms. Sharmat became one of the nation's most prolific authors of children's books, including the popular "Nate the Great" detective series, which has helped generations of children learn how to read — and how to sleuth.
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"The most prolific IRA efforts on Facebook and Instagram specifically targeted Black American communities and appear to have been focused on developing Black audiences and recruiting Black Americans as assets," the New Knowledge report said.
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Adelson, who disclosed nearly $80 million in donations to conservative groups in the 2016 cycle, is the country's most prolific Republican donor, and he has developed a close relationship with both President Donald Trump and Pence.
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The company is a leader in the Marcellus Shale region of New York, one of the biggest and most prolific sources of natural gas in the country, Smith said from the Sohn Conference in New York.
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As the event draws near, we'll be featuring the finalists in each of the 12 categories up for grabs, starting with the nominees for one of the most prolific awards — the Best New Startup of 2015.
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The 35-year-old American clinched her seventh Melbourne Park crown with a 6-4 6-4 victory over Venus to surpass Steffi Graf as the most prolific grand slam title winner of the open era.
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Of all of the European Masters of Defence from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance, the German masters were the most prolific writers of fighting arts from the mid-14th century to the early 16th century.
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Continental Resources Inc, one of the most-prolific U.S. shale companies, posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Wednesday, thanks to rising oil prices and spiking output in its core North Dakota Bakken shale operations.
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Once again, French Montana is the year's most prolific guest rapper, making me yearn for the days with someone who at least tries to write punchlines like Fabolous or Lil Wayne was ruling the remix circuit.
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I spent five years tracking Paul Calder Le Roux, a South African programmer who built a global drug and arms dealing empire, and transformed himself into one of the 21st century's most prolific and pursued criminals.
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Scott is one of the most prolific 3-point shooters in program history with 214 career treys and was named the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week after pouring in 813 points against the Hoosiers.
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Carole Crane, considered one of the most prolific identity thieves in the Portland, Oregon area, is known for rifling through handbags in churches, preschools and doctor's offices — all places where people often let down their guard.
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The chip industry has been undergoing rapid consolidation as companies try to capture market share, much of it related to connected devices and cars, and Avago/Broadcom has been one of the sector's most prolific acquirers.
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Gaudreau, Monahan and Lindholm have been among the league's most prolific lines all season, but they taken their game to a new level lately, combining for 12 goals and 33 points in the past five games.
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In an interview with The Washington Post published in June, Soros, one of the most prolific donors in Democratic politics, accused Gillibrand of pushing Franken's resignation to "improve her chances" in a potential 2020 presidential bid.
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In the last few years, one of the most prolific iOS bug hunters has been working for Project Zero, Google's elite hacker team dedicated to finding zero-days in other companies' products, quashing bug after bug.
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The deal, valued at $211 billion including $1.71 billion in Carrizo's debt, will bolster Callon's presence in the Permian shale basin, the most prolific oil patch in the United States, and the Eagle Ford shale field.
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While Hoffman's forays into the intersection of tech and politics have not always been without scandal, he has emerged as one of the most prolific backers of companies looking to apply technology to the political sphere.
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The violin, which was designed by Ferdinando Gagliano, among the most prolific violin makers working in Naples, Italy, in the late 18th century, was stolen July 0003 from the home of a couple who were sleeping.
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Prince was one of the most prolific and successful stage directors in history, with a venerated career that spanned six decades and netted him a staggering 21 Tony awards — more than any other person in history.
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His work harks back to the time of Georges Méliès, the godfather of comedies in the silent era, when the French were the world's most prolific film producers — that is before Hollywood made cinema an industry.
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While some have expressed skepticism at the feasibility of her return, the prospect of Andonovski keeping a seasoned veteran and one of the most prolific scorers in USWNT history off the field seems equally far-fetched.
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KIEV, Ukraine — Masayoshi Son is Japan's richest man, and one of the world's most prolific dealmakers, and for the past few months he has been looking to add another jewel to his sprawling sports portfolio: FIFA.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) raised more than $28500 million in January, according to figures shared first with The Hill, making it the group's most prolific month of fundraising of the 6900 cycle to date.
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While Martin is accused of being the most prolific of them, the NSA has experienced a number "insider threats" in recent years, in which agency employees and contractors have violated classification laws to remove agency files.
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CreditCreditElizabeth Weinberg for The New York Times For nearly two decades, Ryan Adams, one of the most prolific singer-songwriters of his generation, has been heralded as a mercurial creative genius and a respected industry tastemaker.
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But the way that the New York City school system thought was, as Black youth, the only thing we could possibly do was fix things… Nas is one of the most prolific poets of our generation.
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While it's true that DeRozan is one of, if not the most prolific mid-range scorer in all of basketball, writing his offense off as a relic of a bygone of play is a gross oversimplification.
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The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has long been a hotbed for various militant groups and those motivated by sectarianism, anti-India sentiments, the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State, or ISIS, are among the most prolific.
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Largely because the most prolific reserves are in the hands of OPEC countries, and hence difficult for Western firms to get hold of, some oil majors are turning to gas as a complement to oil (see chart).
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As a high school sophomore in Los Angeles in 2010, he became one of the most prolific and authoritative Apple writers on the internet, first as a contributor and then a senior editor at the website 9to5Mac.
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While he's infamous online for a number of reasons, Kyanka's opinions on moderation hold some weight, because he managed to tame what should have been an untameable community of the internet's biggest weirdos and most prolific posters.
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Columbia Pipeline owns and operates about 15,000 miles of natural gas pipelines, connecting the U.S. Gulf Coast to the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast United States, home to some of the country's most prolific shale gas plays.
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The Merseysiders' manager Juergen Klopp decided to leave the most prolific marksman at his disposal, Daniel Sturridge, on the bench for the entire 90 minutes and in his absence the visitors looked cautious and labored in attack.
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These included Harold Shipman, a doctor who murdered hundreds of his patients; the disgraced entertainer Jimmy Savile, regarded by many as one of the U.K.'s most prolific sex offenders; and the sadistic serial killer Fred West.
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Despite it all, Eli Manning, Odell Beckham Jr., and former offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo combined to generate the seventh-most prolific passing offense in both seasons, and the Giants finished with a 6-10 record each year.
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Hobbs is an oil town, anchoring New Mexico's portion of the Permian Basin — the nation's most prolific oil producing area, according to the Energy Department, made even more productive by new technologies like horizontal drilling and fracking.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK In the mid-1970s, officers from 11 different forces were chosen for an ambitious undercover operation aimed at smashing two of the world's most prolific LSD manufacture and distribution networks.
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Charles G. and David H. Koch, the country's two most prolific conservative donors, are not expected to back Mr. Trump, and their advisers have been scathing in private assessments of Mr. Trump's candidacy and his policy agenda.
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Billionaire Americans don't spend enough of their money on international causes, Sir Ian Wood told a group of the nation's most prolific philanthropists at the Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy Ceremony in New York Public on October 16.
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Transforming parking lots into hubs for Uber Eats and Amazon deliveries is big business — and one of the world's most prolific tech investors is now on boardThe humble parking space hasn't changed much since Henry Ford's era.
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ABOUT MISSOURI (7533-2753, 226-220 SEC): The Tigers boast the SEC's top passing offense at 350.6 yards per game, as quarterback Drew Lock and receiver J'Mon Moore have developed into one the conference's most prolific duos.
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The most prolific shooter, unsurprisingly, was Anderson, who operated as the secondary pick-and-roll option and as one of three possible outlets for James Harden on his high screen-and-rolls with Clint Capela and Nene.
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ABOUT THE PANTHERS (1-610): Carolina again boasts one of the league's most prolific offenses, ranking fifth in scoring and fourth in total yards, but a league-worst 16 turnovers have kept the defense on its heels.
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Tom Douglas, one of Seattle's most prolific restaurateurs, announced Wednesday that he would close 12 of his 13 restaurants for at least two months after the virus had wiped out up to 90 percent of his traffic.
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Vincent Van Gogh loved the light that covers the city in pinks and stripes of yellow so much he spent his most prolific year and a half living here in the late 1880s, producing hundreds of paintings.
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School: Kentucky Conference: SEC Potential Bonus: $3.1 million Championships (conference/national): 0/0 One thing to know: Stoops is part of the Hayden Fry coaching tree, one of the most prolific coaching trees in college football history.
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Of the eight men named Thursday, the most notorious was Mr. Ferraro, who is believed to have been one of the most prolific priest pedophiles on the Eastern Seaboard, and one of whom the most is known.
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Britain: One of the country's most prolific extremist networks, Al Muhajiroun, which was implicated in the London bombings of 2005, appears to be regrouping as a founder, Anjem Choudary, and other members are being released from detention.
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It was only after Twitter released data on Russian propagandists in November 2017 when her team realized that some of the most prolific posters — on both sides of the debate — were fictional personas created by the Russians.
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Team: Seton Hall PiratesYear: SeniorPosition: GuardStats: 21.4 PPG, 4.6 RPG, 2.3 APGOne thing to know: One of the most prolific scorers in Seton Hall program history, Myles Powell ranks second in scoring in the entire Big East.
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