The rest is history — or at least a big fat footnote in the chapter on President Obama's first year in office.
However, company accounts reveal that Adam Smith Services Ltd had an income of just under £750,000 in 2011, the latest year available, which suggests that it received around £24,000 from "big tobacco" [see footnote].
Footnotes "Big Time," the song by Peter Gabriel, below, has become the official theme of World Wrestling Entertainment's "WrestleMania 22," nearly 20 years after the song hit the Top 10 in the United States, Billboard reported.
"What's the big deal about the footnotes?" one novelist friend groused to me.
(In this regard the show is a surprising footnote to the big de Kooning retrospective that recently opened at the Museum of Modern Art).
The Santa Monica Mountains, a sort of footnote to the big contiguous ranges, stood off to the southwest of us, discrete and small.
One might wonder to what extent Simpson regards these odd women as a footnote to the big characters of her three previous books, blurry faces briefly glimpsed as the family car speeds by.
But this is little more than a political footnote to the bigger story that Obama supposedly was still out to strangle big business with draconian business killing regulations, reckless hyper-inflated government tax and spending, and the wild expansion of entitlement programs.
And surely no more than a footnote to the bigger story of the 1990's.
We just came to look at sex toys and tits'n'ass!" In 1998, when the late David Foster Wallace wrote "Big Red Son", his scrupulously footnoted 12-page account of the AVN Awards for Premiere magazine, porn was doing bigger business than Hollywood.
