But our online footnote said this figure was being "provisionally reduced" to £650m in the story text, adding: "Further clarification is being sought".
Politico spoke to Giuliani after the dinner, and reported that he "elaborated" by complaining that Obama "sees our weaknesses as footnotes to the great things we've done," which raises the question of where, if even footnotes are too presumptuous, the weaknesses should go in the book of America.
(In Japan, for example, the formula for determining this would be 106.1 x [100 - 40.9] = 62.7. To see a comparison at incomes of €100,000 and €50,000 and our underlying assumptions (with footnotes), go to www.forbes.com/misery.
However, in this study, hormonal contraceptive use and pregnancy were not associated with VMB clustering and a sensitivity analysis excluding the pregnant women and women from Tanzania (for whom we did not know the stage of the menstrual cycle at the time of sampling) did not change our results substantively (see footnotes Table 3).
If adequately explained, the investor would know that the "entities" described in our related party footnote are thinly capitalized, the equity holders have no skin in the game, and all the value in the entities comes from the underlying value of the derivatives (unfortunately in this case, a big loss) AND Enron stock and N/P.
"We already take enough time footnoting our papers.
Is it sheer coincidence that as we have begun to place less trust in our truths, our novels have begun to sprout footnotes?
From our calculations (different than their footnotes), we show that it gave stock options valued at 70% of earnings, so its earnings are only valued at 30%.
The 500-page executive summary we released is based on our 6,700-page 6,700-pagech includestudy000 footnotes.
We reported our reasons for doing so as footnotes in the 'Summary of findings' table and in Table 1.
