As for the footnotes, there are 27, for those inclined to check sources -- or maybe draw up rebuttals.
This explains why there are more gratuitous insertions in "The Report" than there ever were in the Oval Office: the oral-anal encounters are "saved" for the footnotes, lest readers become bored, and sentences are repeated for dramatic effect.
As for the footnotes, the S60R, like most Volvos, still has aggressive traction and stability controls that will cut out throttle and attempt to tame aggressive driving, especially when you try to set the car sideways to get through a turn.
Clocking in at nearly 1,700 pages, including 70 just for the footnotes, this tome has been hailed as "magisterial" and is already being held up as the standard reference work on Christianity's first and, arguably foremost, theologian.
One has always been required, for any full sense of the diary, to interrupt the reading of nearly every entry for clarification from the footnotes.
Because of limited number of sequences in the clone library from the acute disease, we extrapolated the curve using an empiric regression function (for details, see the footnote to Fig. 1).
33 items for women and 29 items for men (listed in the footnote of table 4) fulfilled our univariate selection criteria and were selected for multivariable analysis.
Based on this principle, we can use a log-linear model to realize the model in Figure 2 as follows: (1) where the parameter set Θ contains w1,···, w K, one for each class, and the footnote T in all equations stands for transpose.
His experiments with various dialects cannot be conveyed in English, he explained, and his allusions to Arab mythology and history require a degree of familiarity for which the footnotes are a weak substitute.
