legions

If you are the typical job hunter in today's job market, I strongly suspect that you are among the legions of those who are doing the same things over and over and still expecting different results.

What I'm referring to here concerns going to the job boards to find and then apply for a multitude of open positions, many, if not most, of which you may not even be qualified to perform.

Andrew Breitbart uses his network of Web sites and their legions of followers to bring conservative media red meat.

Walt Disney Co. and its Shanghai partner broke ground Friday for a long-awaited theme park that Disney hopes will draw legions of newly affluent Chinese and provide a cornerstone for its brand in the world's most populous country.

Oprah Winfrey was set to announce Friday that her powerhouse daytime television show, the foundation of a multibillion-dollar media empire with legions of fans, will end its run in 2011 after 25 seasons on the air.

Walmart loves to shock and awe. City-sized stores, absurdly low prices ($8 jeans!) and everything from milk to Matchbox toys on its shelves.

And with the recession forcing legions of stores into bankruptcy, the world's largest retailer now apparently wants to take out the remaining survivors.

As consumers cut spending, Japan’s legions of robots, the world’s largest fleet of mechanized workers, are falling still.

Out-of-work with no place to land, the legions of America's unemployed are growing. The nation's unemployment rate rose to 9.5 percent in June, a 26-year high.