Oh, and just as a footnote, only 8 NATO members out of 27 have joined the U.S. to place battlefield assets into Syria to defeat ISIS.
Scott Turow, the best-selling writer and practicing lawyer, said the idea of putting citations in footnotes would only make legal briefs confusing.
This guide describes Chicago style footnotes (and only one aspect of Chicago style see Why Are There Different Citation Styles? and More Notes on Chicago Style Footnotes for more information).
Deford stops along the way to offer worthwhile encomiums to a handful of notable figures, including the pioneering scribe Grantland Rice — sportswriters being, as Deford points out in one of many wry footnotes, the only journalists ever called scribes anymore — and Andre Laguerre, the influential managing editor of Sports Illustrated, who figured prominently in Deford's own career.
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The footnotes can only be found in annual 10-K filings – where I focus.
It is only a footnote, but that is now more than Miguel Indurain managed.
Monday's result will provide only a footnote, but in the taxonomy of the genre it will be a David Foster Wallace footnote; a footnote, that is, of great and potentially lasting significance, telling more about the story than the story itself perhaps can ever convey.
Only a footnote, but better than the usual nothing.
In addition, this footnote is only provided annually.
