And there will not be any footnotes.
The letter said that it was a credit to the report that, on such an important subject, it contained hardly any footnotes.
But the paper also makes great fodder for online discussions because of Mr. Volokh's style of staking out his position in direct language (with barely any footnotes).
QUESTION FROM BILL PAPADAKIS: I have noticed that The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008 (as well as its previous edition) does not contain any footnotes or references, which seems to be in contrast with most books written by economists.
To reconstruct the planning and execution of what one conspirator called the "Assisted Regime Change," Roberts draws largely on recently released documents in the British National Archives, as well as a host of private documents from and interviews with nearly all of the story's major players (though he fails to provide any footnotes for his sources).
When Polish dissident Stanislaw Jerzy Lec wrote, "No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible," Lec didn't provide any footnotes to explain what he meant.
If you used a traditional textbook for your class, read the introductory material and any footnotes that accompany the poems or stories you read.
There was, at any rate, a footnote to Tuesday's Rose Garden remarks: someone in Afghanistan has to sign a bilateral security agreement settling the legal status of American troops there.
retain: (i) the full text and/or HTML headline, byline and link to www.theguardian.com in the Services; (ii) any disclaimer footnote, correction or other notice that is contained within the Services; and (iii) all links to external websites contained within the Services; and 3.1.2.
"Since Feb. 11, 1999, Mr. Romney has not had any active role with any Bain Capital entity and has not been involved in the operations of any Bain Capital entity in any way," reads a footnote to Mr. Romney's most recent federal financial disclosures.
