She does much the same thing, too, in her brief but lucid headnotes to the varied selections. |
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Wishing to be sensitive to this complexity, I have not imposed uniform terms in my headnotes or introductions. |
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It's all footnotes, random thoughts, tiny paragraphs, short sentences, more footnotes, some headnotes, and more random thoughts. |
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In fact, headnotes, sidebars, and chapter introductions do a lot more to separate the good cookbooks from the bad than recipes. |
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Though CCH, suggests that photocopying the decision itself are not subject to copyright, decisions with headnotes, summaries are. |
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The wistful headnotes offer historical insight into our past tastes and aspirations. |
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Many of the short headnotes and sidebars are filled with useful information. |
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This said, the judicial reasons in and of themselves, without the headnotes, are not original works in which the publishers could claim copyright. |
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The headnotes to the individual texts similarly balance detail and concision, with a solid grounding in Lydgate scholarship. |
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I linger at the headnotes for the recipes, since this is where the cookbook author's personality will reveal itself like an impish wink or a nervous tic. |
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Ottolenghi's headnotes are also the repositories for his family's history. |
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The Court found that the headnotes, case summaries, topical indexes and compilations of reported judicial decisions are all original works in which copyright subsists. |
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Both the Federal Reporter and the Federal Supplement are part of the NRS and include headnotes marked with West key numbers. |
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Go to the digest and read what other courts have recently said about the headnotes in your case. |
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The court reporter summarizes legal opinions in the form of headnotes. |
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Editor Stephen Longenecker, a professor of history at Bridgewater College, also provides a twenty-page introductory essay and interpretive headnotes for each source. |
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Headnotes and full text of the selected cases are provided two weeks from when they appear. |
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