"The attached version is the same one I originally sent to you, and which we just discussed, with the exception of the added footnotes".
Quip's take on mobile-first design is to tether each document to a messaging stream, so that you can talk about the document without attaching versions of documents to email.
After Wilson led an informal ceremony with a sheaf of burning sage, Chouinard, in chest waders, showed them a willow stick with a line attached, a version of the rig he had as a kid.
When one group visited the office of Senator Bill Nelson, a Democrat from Florida who has publicly supported attaching some version of the DREAM Act to the funding negotiations, he came outside to chat.
The author asks, at one point: "Was it not during the roll-out of the famous "Renault 2009 contract"—which aims to double the carmaker's profitability in four years that the wave of suicides hit Technocentre?"Case closed, apparently, at least going by readers' comments attached the web version of the article.
Congress's only meaningful action since Parkland has been to attach a version of the bipartisan "Fix NICS" bill, which would slightly strengthen the background-check system, to a big spending bill that passed the House and Senate this week.
In the Senate, proponents of the measure are expected to attach a version of it to legislation to create a Department of Homeland Security, and its chances are improving.
While GOP leaders declined to speculate on Saturday about what they might do, a popular measure among many in the Republican caucus that they did not attach to the version of the bill being passed Saturday evening was an amendment offered in the Senate by Louisiana Republican Sen. David Vitter.
Two days later October 9 2006 he sent a further email to Chris McGreal enquiring whether the Guardian would publish his letter and attaching the unedited version of his letter to the NYRB.
(I've listed some of them in the blog post attached to the online version of this column).
