The volume is comprised of ten fulsome chapters, with the text being accompanied by information-rich footnotes.
In 1910, Argentina's population was 2.4% of the population of the "richest twelve" (footnote 3); in 2000, it was 6.4%.
"Coming Apart" is also rich with charts, footnotes and regression analyses: Like "The Bell Curve," written with Richard Herrnstein, it is presented as a work of scholarship.
Tim Robinson, in his book Stones of Aran, describes the history of the interest in the islands as "a rich series of footnotes to that of the Romantic movement", a movement to which Lawless was clearly immune.
With footnotes so rich as to be essential, Barry's titular night porter finds his regimented life shaken to the core by the eclectic and confounding band of characters who demand his time, allegiance, and attention.
Whatever happens, the CompuServe case is unlikely to prove more than a minor footnote in Bavaria's rich history.
Primers were designed using Primer3 and variants were validated by standard PCR amplifications carried out using AccuPrime GC-rich buffer A (see footnote 5), 2 unit/μl AccuPrime GC-rich DNA polymerase (see footnote 5), 20 mM each amplification primer, and approximately 100 ng of template DNA.
We are more than just a footnote in the nation's rich and complex history, with immigrants as early as, say, the Thirteen Colonies, or as recent as the state-sanctioned guest-worker programs of the West.
"The loss of shared vocabulary, of tropes, teases, short cuts… amatory footnotes… all those obscure references rich in memory but valueless if explained to an outsider".
But it was Vienna, with its rich history of espionage intrigue, to which can now be added a curious footnote.
It may be easier for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven than for an 800-page, heavily footnoted scholarly book about early Christianity to enter the best-seller list.
