Macintyre's only fault is his source notes, which are a thicket of abbreviations.
And, for preference, use the lower-denomination notes, which are in wider circulation.
"There was no indication the gas was coming up," he said, according to the notes, which are not verbatim.
But the author's best appearances are in the notes, which are often as entertaining as the stories themselves.
"The 28 pages, therefore, are comparable to preliminary law enforcement notes, which are generally covered by grand jury secrecy rules".
The documents are therefore comparable to preliminary law enforcement notes, which are generally covered by grand jury secrecy rules".
"The Fish-Bird Series" includes two robotic wheelchairs that "communicate" through movement and written notes, which are generated by embedded printers.
After carrying out a three-year study, the BoE says polymer notes are cleaner, more secure and last longer than existing notes which are printed on cotton paper.
He might also think of getting up from the table behind which he sits and getting off his notes, which are placed on the table below him.
But one can luxuriate in a library of new liner notes, which are full of revelations about the difficulty of capturing it all on tape.
Unlike bank notes, which are liabilities of the Fed and thus part of the monetary base, coins are liabilities of the Treasury.
