A footnote acknowledges that the problem may also be affecting other services, which seems to be the case.
Note the footnote — in an actual problem statement, this would correspond to a reference or appendix containing the data mentioned.
Overheard in the Graduate Economics Club, at Yale, one graduate economist to another: "He said he was dealing with the problem in a footnote, but there was no footnote".
By O. von Fieandt and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, December 1 , 1956P. 44 Overheard in the Graduate Economics Club, at Yale, one graduate economist to another: "He said he was dealing with the problem in a footnote, but there was no footnote".
And then on Monday, Tribune released its 2012 financial statements, including a footnote explaining its tax problems on the Cablevision deal, and adding that it might face an additional $225 million in taxes — plus interest and penalties — when the I.R.S. completes its audit of its 2009 return.
But, as the introduction and footnotes acknowledge, the problems of translation start with the name of the play.
On the inside, Second of June kept his head in front, and Read the Footnotes was having problems cutting into the slim lead under jockey Jerry Bailey.
For all that embroils them, many people add to any recitation of local problems a common footnote.
There is some problem with the footnotes found at the end of the book, namely their imprecision.
Second problem, there is a footnote that allows the substitution of DSM-IV for DSM-5 diagnosis -- again at the clinician's discretion (p51).
