FOOTNOTE: There is teenage drinking.
But when asked by a reporter about what is officially called the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, he added, almost as a footnote: "There's a text of the F.T.A.
When Kreon enters, he is "rowing his powerboat" – a mix-up of his favorite metaphor, the ship of state; Haemon interrupts an impassioned speech with a footnote: "There is talk there are shadows this girl here I posit a lacuna this girl does not deserve to die".
A footnote: there is an answer to Steve's question about whether there's some structural change that would allow for healthy third parties in elections where there can be only one winner, which is to say pretty much every election in the United States, from town clerk on up.
As for the footnotes, there are 27, for those inclined to check sources -- or maybe draw up rebuttals.
Chapman's contributions stand out, however, with a baroque style that is reminiscent of David Foster Wallace: heavy on footnotes (there are fourteen in one paragraph of a recent filing) and on wordplay (no alliteration is too much: "expeditious exercise," "tutelary tactics," "insidious ink").
Instead of footnotes, there is a section called "further reading".
Even with all its meticulous footnotes, there is little that's tidy about "The Cooper's Wife Is Missing".
Even with a brief chronology and some intermittently helpful footnoting, there is little that sets the Zapatistas' political statements in historical context.
Unlike with the Turabian footnotes, there's only one superscript number for each source.
