Some of the notes have footnotes themselves, and one of them is a lengthy filmography.
For notes, see footnote to Table 1.
As noted in footnote 1, we believe this approach is less informative to policymakers.
However, unless stated otherwise, the quotes below are taken from the online English translation noted in footnote 1 and cited in the Bibliography under Kant 1795.
In examples such as 22, the main verb of the sentence is 扔 reng "throw" and the occurrence of 给 gei is as a preposition marking the indirect object, as noted in footnote a for similar examples in Experiment 6.
If you actually read the form, you'll note that footnote 2 clearly states that, "Shares withheld by Registrant to satisfy the minimum statutory tax withholding requirements on vesting of restricted stock units.
Note the footnote — in an actual problem statement, this would correspond to a reference or appendix containing the data mentioned.
With almost 100 pages of maps, notes, timelines and footnotes, "The Opium War" moves along with a quick pace and simple language.
Much of this is hard to believe, and Wright, previously the author of The Looming Tower, a history of the ideology of terrorism, has armed himself with detailed source notes and regular footnotes to the effect that the church or Tom Cruise's lawyers "deny this ever happened".
Look for sources in notes within text, footnotes, endnotes or bibliographies.
(Several of the scholars she mentions, including Elizabeth Ammons, Ann Douglas, Jane Tompkins and Joan Hedrick, appear in the first few pages; many others are noted in our footnotes, annotations and bibliography).
