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The last footnote of this book quotes from a book called ' Pattern Recognition' by William Gibson, who defines apophonia and the spontaneous perception of connections and meaningfulness in unrelated things.

No longer are they destined to remain a footnote of the beautiful game - this is their platform, and the glory of the world wide web has successfully mated with fate to give birth to 85% of a man with only part of an ear.

To address this limitation, we will include a disclaimer at the footnote of the calculator.

An interesting footnote of the Red Devils move into the country is timing.

a The representation is same as the footnote of the Table 1.

The covariates maintained in the models are listed in the footnote of the respective tables.

Details of the fractional polynomial terms for age and body mass index are shown in footnote of the table.

Details of the fractional polynomial terms for age and body mass index are shown in the footnote of the table.

In footnote 20 of this work Beck credits Robert Paul Wolff (1960) especially for developing the idea of "Kant's debt to Hume via Beattie"; in this note, and the following one, Beck also provides further helpful discussion (and references) concerning the relationship between Kant, Hume, and Beattie.

These ideas were not only embraced by many of the preternatural philosophers, but were already found in the preface of the De mirabilibus mundi ascribed to Albertus, one of Porta's favorite sources for many of his more eccentric segreti (such as those mentioned in footnote 1 of this article).

(Moore and Moore 1971, footnote of Table  1), and this was largely confirmed by Richter et al. (1983).