However we have added footnotes to the text to indicate those conclusions which are now contested.
Female writers were footnotes to the literary canon as taught in most colleges, she added.
These chilling points of contact are little more than footnotes to the history of Nazism.
The existence of the special purpose entities was dutifully disclosed in footnotes to the accounts.
Next to this, Scott Brown and the Nobel Prize and even Guantánamo will be footnotes to the age of Obama.
Moving footnotes to the end of a chapter or book has been happening for years in print books.
The fresh one, she told me afterward, felt a little lonely by comparison: she missed the meta-conversation running in the margins, the sense of another consciousness co-filtering D.F.W.'s words, the footnotes to the footnotes to the footnotes to the footnotes.
Yet these were all fragile footnotes to the main point of the afternoon, the acclamation of a multiple world champion.
But Mr. Reynolds said these stipulations seldom showed up anywhere in filings, even in the footnotes to the financial statements.
Which bands have enough substance and which are destined to become toxic, sub-prime footnotes to the roaring noughties?
"My books constitute footnotes to the history of the modern Middle East, essentially a revisionist history," he said in an interview with the reference work Contemporary Authors.
