"There's a strong difference of opinion between our one candidate," noted Colbert, who signed off by thanking the reality-star-turned-populist candidate "for being just as divided as this country is".
The Journal, which is owned by News Corporation, said it had been "transparent throughout," noting that the audit bureau signed off on the circulation deal at the time.
It noted that the auditors had signed off on the financial statements even after the Office of Thrift Supervision, the bank's primary regulator, warned of serious problems.
She often signed off her notes with a quotation from Winston Churchill: "We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give".
Promising, I noted to myself, as I signed off on Bibb's delivery.
Mr. Holmes noted that although both parties had signed off on the assessment, the United Nations had a slightly different long-term perspective on the $1 billion-a-year assistance program, which serves many of the 4.7 million people in Darfur.
Afterward, she wished us well and said that, for a $5 fee, she would mail the marriage license to our home in New York just as soon as the justice of the peace we'd hired to perform a seaside service forwarded to the town a document noting that she had, in fact, signed off on the nuptials.
"You literally can't change a tap without having it signed off on from above," notes one observer.
In a note setting me straight on some arcane etymology, Barzun signed off "with love to Norma".
Business groups signed off.
