| However, it seems likely MDPP will do more than simply supply procedural bumf to the tobacco industry. |
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| It's a wee bit more expensive per bale than shavings but it is, according to the bumf, four times more absorbent. |
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| According to some bumf I have from the Canadian High Commission, it is standard practice, at all Canadian state banquets, to sprinkle every course with saskatoons. |
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| More products or services may have to be offered with the kind of legalistic bumf that is now attached to computer software. |
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| This and much other fascinating and useful information comes out of this volume often and well, and with little fanfare or bumf, which is nice when reading. |
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| This should have secured price cuts averaging 11 per cent for the UK public sector, according to last year's bumf, but we have no idea if this panned out in practice. |
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| I groaned even more when I read the publicity bumf before the screening. |
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| But flicking through Morrisons' bumf about the scheme, I was not convinced. |
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| The large advert listed all the usual office-speak bumf about what the roles entailed, and the key requirements needed by candidates. |
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| When I first applied to university, I was sent a bulk load of bumf explaining how, as a young gal, many opportunities were open to me. |
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| When you've heard all the spiel and read all the bumf rammed through the letter box you just want to know what a person is like. |
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| But that would be no thanks to Mr Clegg, who is also well-hidden in his party's campaign bumf and under pressure from Labour even in his Sheffield constituency. |
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