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If this were any other year, Bonnie would be a footnote in what's expected to be a rough hurricane season.

The concept of "note" is often confused with that of "footnote" .

It may sometimes be necessary, for the sake of clarity, to put the footnote after the word or phrase to which it relates.

He worked as the director of a photo archive and spent so long on his doctoral dissertation that I called him Dr. Footnote.

But now President Klaus has asked for an additional piece of test known as a footnote to be added to the treaty itself.

An accompanying footnote, however, seemed to leave the door open to review under the arbitrary and capricious standard.

Asterisk footnote A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page.

It had a classified footnote that said "information in this document shall not be released to the public or the media" .

I think that if I were allowed to add one small beatitude as a footnote to the other it might be: Blessed are the courteous .

This point would have made a worthwhile footnote. As a substitute for an account of what happened, it is a cop-out.

A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page. It said: 'This service has been suspended.

The much-feared Japanese takeover of the computer and cultural industries back in the 1980s now has petered out into a historical footnote.

A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page.

It may earn Mr Medvedev either a place in history or a footnote in the story of his predecessor, Vladimir Putin.

The most bizarre footnote to this tragedy, the king of shellfish and her mother while at the same hospital for mandibular surgery.

Mr. Duggan's death, however, has become a forgotten footnote rather than any sort of cohesive rallying cry.

Any explanation essential to the understanding of the table should be given as a footnote at the bottom of the table.

Not sure why there seems to be as much footnote as there is normal text.

Confines himself to only one pungent footnote on this subject. He only mentions this serious subject in a footnote.

A footnote is a note at the bottom of a page about something on the page.

This is not a "niche" issue, worthy of a footnote or two as we discuss the lessons learned from [Hurricane] Katrina.

Footnote: Blue Source lists carbon-capture-and-sequestration (CCS) as one of its offset projects.

It was not until the war in Afghanistan and the Second Iraq War that military robots became more than a footnote.

What the mind controllers were and are doing may be only hinted at in a memo footnote or in the memoirs of a retired researcher.

You end up as just a footnote in his autobiography.

But the outcome of the Brussels meeting is much more likely to end up as a footnote in the history books than a bold new chapter.

What this means for you: Your nonprofit needs to make recurring giving a priority in your online fundraising strategy -- not a footnote.

Editors Footnote : Professor Tran Van An presently is director of an educational establishment in Orange County, California, USA .

Today, my foremost concern should be to research the folklore of my home country so that I can finish the footnote to my report.

Suddenly Obama was here to "fix things, " while reducing our problems to the size of a footnote.

In an oddly touching footnote, he relates his own struggle to achieve.

But the remaining information in the full footnote may not be on the package if the size of the label is too small.

Indicate each footnote in a table with a superscript lowercase letter.

Owen's third, when he streaked through after Wolfsburg had wasted their final chance, merely added a notable footnote.

You entered multiple destinations for a page, line, footnote , endnote , or annotation.

If you take words from a source, you must use quotation marks, not just a footnote.

He dismisses this demographic turnaround in a footnote, arguing that it will not weigh heavily on China's growth until after 2030.

1 and will take a new critical theory analysis of Hamlet's character as his theory of experimental objects exploring the best footnote.

In the document, select the note reference mark of the footnote or endnote that you want to delete, and then press DELETE.

The president made deficit reduction a footnote in his speech Thursday night.

A footnote explains why sportsmen do not shirk enough, overinvesting in their skills.

As industry consolidation continued, Nasdaq had to do something or risk being a footnote in exchange history.

This footnote provides recommended dietary information for important nutrients, including fats, sodium and fiber.

Become and annotate the best footnote that Denmark designed " style without time restriction " .

In the end "Tony Blair" will evoke Iraq, maybe with a footnote on his constitutional reforms.

A mark or footnote used to direct a reader elsewhere for additional information.

Eurostat put in a footnote calling the figure 'provisional, ' but it was still well below the euro-zone average of 2. 7%.

Occasionally the author adds a terse footnote to a redaction he feels especially sore about.

A troubling footnote, to be sure, but the science was relatively new and unsettled.

When the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issue its last report in 2007, environmental tipping points were a footnote.

Any comments on the quotation should be in the text or in a footnote.

Use standard footnote conventions, giving full bibliographic information for all sources you cite.

Footnote at the end of the page, while endnotes section or at the end of the document.

The footnote is found only on larger packages and does not change from product to product.

To this day it remains a footnote in the story of Black Monday, as the September crash became known.

a character used in printing to indicate a cross reference or footnote .

Don't whittle yourself down to a simple footnote.

To appease those who think there is use in this kind of pricing of assets, include it in a footnote.

This particular footnote is dedicated to Terry Pratchett, whose use of footnotes is quite. Inspiring.

The superscript footnote marker comes last, after both the punctuation and the closing quotation mark.

In addition some element containing a footnote will be appended to the HTML by AJAX as well.

Book reading strengthened our analytical skills, encouraging us to pursue an observation all the way down to the footnote.

Footnote: The report describes a pricing system by which China can recognize the "true" costs of using coal.

Asterisk: Reference mark used in the text to indicate a footnote.

The Eclipse plug-in page (see earlier footnote), which lists 825 offerings, is proof of the platform's extensibility.

The Italian proverb is a sadly apt footnote to the latest round of European shenanigans.

the belief in Atlantis, the ancient and great civilization, is another footnote to Plato.

Index not allowed in footnote, endnote, header, footer, or annotation.

Cross-citation directs the reader to source material cited in another footnote.

In a few years, will the MBA oath be more than a footnote?

Double-click the footnote or endnote number to return to the reference mark in the document.

"But this is just going to be an interesting footnote. "

The explanation in the footnote clarified the difficult sentence.

Where more than one citation is given in a single footnote, separate them with semi- colons .

Yeah, maybe it gives you a particular text in bold print, but it gives you the variant text in smaller print in a footnote.

The gentle Indian woman who sacrificed her life for Britain, has become a footnote in history.

Standardized page layout - existing footnote must appear at bottom of page.

Index not allowed in footnote, endnote, header, footer , or comment.

Footnote: a Different factory popping corn products.

Added a footnote to the Set Options table about how setting ANSI_WARNINGS to ON affects the ARITHABORT setting.

The asterisk refers the reader to a footnote.

Such deaths are, sadly, not a historical footnote.

The insertion point cannot reside just before a footnote marker.

As historical facts go, it amounts to little more than a footnote.

It have is say that all philosophy is a footnote to plato.

The asterisk after "Reduced to $1. 95" refers to a footnote reading "Today only. "

But China Forestry is little more than a footnote in the Asian bond boom.

Senator Edward Kennedy mocked it as "Star Wars. " Eventually it became a footnote in history.

Retyping the same footnote five times is no fun.

Click View footnote area or View endnote area, and then click OK.

Click Convert to Footnote or Convert to Endnote.

Added a footnote to the Set Options table about the effect on the ARITHABORT setting when ANSI_WARNINGS is set to ON.

It appears on page 084 in the copy center packet, footnote number twelve.

When the full footnote does appear, it will always be the same.

A small footnote on Mr. Geithner's tour de force in front of cameras.

Early 1066, king Edward (1042 ~ 1066 footnote after the death in) without heirs, wei sykes earl Harold ii was elected as king.

It is also the good place which swims on footnote here in the meantime.

Now I think that they make their most effective case in a footnote.

The CHS notation is almost a historical footnote today, because it's a 24-bit number.

If you also note there are some little words, it's certainly in the New Revised Standard Version, the letter footnote numbers.

The information you need is given in Chapter V, Section 1, Footnote 3, pages 189-190.

So first I want to read to you the footnote to T. S. Eliot's The Wasteland.

Understanding the Footnote on the Bottom of the Nutrition Facts Label

Defines a footnote within the region-body of a page

The benzene case is discussed only in a footnote in Textile Manufacturers

In printing, a term used in footnote meaning here and there

when a fact is disputed, Alpha will note this in a footnote

The Tension and Attenuation of Rationality: A Footnote to the Philosophy of Economics

Best Screenplay: Joseph Cedar, "Footnote" (Israel)

proper footnote and bibliography citations are required

sleuth has a broken link on its footnote section:

Defines the content of the footnote

Build tag footnote at beginning of topic of file

Delete a footnote or an endnote

Insert a footnote or an endnote

For example, if your text reads "As David Thorburn suggests, . . . , " then the footnote should not repeat the author's name;