Beyond that footnote, the press as a whole shrugged at bin Laden's out-of-left-field comparison and moved on.
Much like Lech Walesa in Poland a generation ago, the out-of-touch Mr. Yushchenko has unceremoniously morphed from national icon of change into political footnote.
Snide footnotes point out Türmer's lies, inaccuracies and shameful instances of self-aggrandizement.
First, a relative absence of liabilities, whether on the balance sheet, in the footnotes or out in the world.
Here history's footnotes played out in faint tunes within the grand parlors and dining halls of the families' luxurious "cottages".
As Theo Francis of Footnoted pointed out at the time, the clause is "so broadly written, it would seem to apply even if he left for some less august job, such as mayor of tiny Barnegat Light, New Jersey, (pop. 835)." So perhaps the filing language has only become more precisely realistic, rather than handicapping his chances.
"Carrion-eating birds (whose precise species is unclear in the Aramaic, a detail on which Grippin expends a 17-line speculative footnote!) peck out his eyes and portions of his entrails," one particularly irreverent reader complains.
Re-interpretations, footnotes, opt-outs or even a re-negotiation of parts of the text will no doubt all be contemplated.
Thanks to its DocSync feature, the days of finding footers, footnotes and formatting stripped out of your desktop documents are over.
Mr. Barenboim is to receive the prize at a ceremony in Vienna on May 12. Footnotes Plácido Domingo pulled out of last night's performance of Franco Alfano's "Cyrano de Bergerac" because of an inflamed trachea, the Metropolitan Opera said.
