Each letter contains a one-page summary of each family member's eligibility, supplemented by two pages of rules.
"I am just a citizen who knows right from wrong," one note began, accompanied by seventeen pages of documents about the forfeiture program.
At Strauss's urging, Milch wrote an essay on the subject — five single-spaced pages, followed by four pages of bibliography — defending realism and freedom of expression as indispensable correctives to the varnished mythologies of the West perpetrated by Hollywood.
So astonishingly powerful that we're not trusted to remember who they are: this is not a long book, but the first chapter is preceded by nine pages of dramatis personae.
Skloot's final discussion of the ethics of the use of human tissue is followed by nine pages of acknowledgments that are more than usually fatuous and self-regarding, and the author's determination to write herself into the story distracts the reader from the dense factual background.
and began his three folio volume, Historia Coelestis Britannica (1745) by printing five pages of their letters and observations made between 1638 and 1643.
The poem, by Jeannine Marie Weaver, was entitled "Where Do Balloons Go?" James Kot, one of Felberbaum's athletes, won by reproducing three pages of it.
The National Archives, in a rare treat for history buffs, is marking the inauguration by putting two pages of George Washington's first Inaugural Address — a document ordinarily in a vault — on display.
Mr. Jain, a native of India who has been criticized in the past for his lack of proficiency in the local language, surprised the audience of some 10,000 shareholders by delivering two pages of prepared remarks in somewhat halting, but comprehensible, German.
