The January/February issue's table of contents, here, demonstrates as much.
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Download the free 10-page pdf here Table of contents 1.
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These are organized in the table of contents according to time.
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The admirers will not make it past the table of contents.
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The table of contents lays it all out for emergency breakup situations.
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Same goes for this table of contents page from the January/February issue.
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The zine offers no table of contents, so we suggest diving right in.
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This sounds ludicrous, but just thinking of the table of contents makes me happy.
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When she moves up a rank, she's entrusted with writing the table of contents.
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The game follows a strict series of acts, presented linearly, with a table of contents.
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You can also use the table of contents to skip to specific subjects we discussed.
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Each table of contents was a list: parachute, vacuum cleaner, block and tackle, steam locomotive.
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There's even a table of contents below so you can jump to a specific section.
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They printed out the table of contents for both volumes along with the executive summaries.
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It was so long that I had to put a table of contents in it.
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How do you know what goes in the table of contents if you haven't written it yet?
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Use Insert and Link to link to your bookmarks (if you're building a table of contents, say).
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The table of contents shows that he has further simplified things by giving each emperor an epithet.
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Table of Contents: An unprecedented number of fires have raged throughout Brazil in 224, intensifying in August.
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Mr. Holt oversaw my editorial duties, and we often sat together to devise the table of contents.
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On the next page, a colorful table of contents matches the descriptions to names and page numbers.
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You can also tap on the table of contents to navigate to a different article within the issue.
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There is a helpful table of contents, though, if there are certain areas you want to check out.
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This table of contents goes from the abstract to the specific, including how Lyric's principles guide actual design decisions.
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One might be a little — or a ton — more surprised to find Umberto Eco in the table of contents.
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The table of contents includes Liu, as well as others such as Dung Kai-cheung, Han Song, and Chen Qiufan.
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I think we need multiple strategies, and again, the table of contents reflects the multiple approaches that photographers have used.
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Its March issue—its table of contents can be seen here—features no nude women, and a slick new graphic treatment.
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The organizations claimed that the report's table of contents should be made public, even if the full report itself cannot be.
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Brown's Vanity Fair was driven by what she calls the "mix": the table of contents, the balancing and juxtaposition of features.
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Here's a table of contents for the special features we have published as part of #SomosLatinx: Can Latinxs Use The N-Word?
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And, to make navigation seamless, they employ a "table of contents" experience: Be like them, and get out of the reader's way.
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DRINKS A comprehensive, leather-bound menu has a table of contents, which gives you an idea of the surprising breadth of offerings.
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She is a founder of Table of Contents, a company that provides content and creates events for brands and personalities in Manhattan.
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Although outwardly handsome, the monograph lacks a Table of Contents, suggesting the gallery and/or designer have little regard for the writers.
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But with Moore, as was true of Kael, you search for her name in the table of contents of each new issue.
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In addition, the brief lacked several requirements for filings in the DC Circuit, including a table of contents and a table of authorities.
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Here's our table of contents: • Photo editor Elizabeth Renstrom describes how our Restless Youth cover image gives an old protest photograph new meaning.
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Another was rejected because it did not have a table of contents and exhibit numbers, even though it had other forms of organization.
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Having read the table of contents of the leaked document and some of the coverage about it, I'm struck by a few things.
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Here's our table of contents: · Photo editor Elizabeth Renstrom explains where we found this month's G-string wearing, Hillary Clinton–supporting geriatric cover star.
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Here's a table of contents for the features we have coming up this week to address these questions: Can An Heiress Be Self-Made?
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When writing my book, I used a simple Excel spreadsheet that included my table of contents, along with the tasks that went with it.
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It has neither a table of contents nor page numbers; it's bigger than the tops of most side tables and the print is small.
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Here's our table of contents: • Abdullah Saeed, VICE's resident weed connoisseur, shares his tale of trekking up the Himalayas in search of hallucinogenic honey.
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Writing to Poetry , Winters noted that the table of contents in Williams's anthology overlapped with his own canon, and that the introduction aped his arguments.
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Inside the digital magazine's pages, readers can view a table of contents, swipe through beautifully designed pages filled with text, photos and infographic content, and more.
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Here's our table of contents: You can listen to the podcast through the embedded player below, or you can subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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T: CULTURE An item in the table of contents this weekend on Page 34 misspells a photographer's given name; he is Bon Duke, not Ben Duke.
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Even the table of contents (sample heading: "You Can't Sue People for Being Mean to You, Bob") fills a First Amendment-loving reporter's heart with joy.
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" Page 1 is an innocuous table of contents, but pages 2-69 are something even more juicy than any indictment: the lyrics to Smash Mouth's "All Star.
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Along with my secretarial responsibilities I ran the letters page and the table of contents, which meant it was my blessed duty to read everything we published.
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While in the table of contents these sections are marked out by year — 1979, 1980 — the story itself seamlessly slides into the past without announcement or warning.
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"I wanted to make sure I covered different categories and looked through different lenses," she says, discussing the overall structure of the magazine and its table of contents.
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Here's our table of contents: • Photo editor Elizabeth Renstrom explains our claustrophobic cover image and how, through a happy accident, the photographer was able to get the shot.
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He and his small team then write a 6,700-page report — with 38,000 footnotes and a table of contents that's hundreds of pages long — based on what they learn.
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In "Street Singers of Lucknow and Other Stories," the table of contents deftly traverses Bombay neighborhoods, grand Lucknow zamindari estates and serene tea gardens in what is now Bangladesh.
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The manual was superseded by materials in a 2016 version of the handbook, which has not been released, though the table of contents were published by Government Attic in January.
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One stated that the law is in the public domain, and the other said that compiling the law with a table of contents, summaries and an index could be copyrightable.
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You'll make the case for your book's marketability in this proposal, so you'll want to include sections on your target audience, competitive titles, a table of contents and an outline.
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Whatever the reason, I finished his review wondering if he had read more of Gibson's intriguing study than the table of contents and the publisher's blurb on the dust jacket.
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A 12th-century hand added chapter numbers to the table of contents, suggesting that he or she wanted the manuscript to be used as a reference to research specific plants.
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Christian Toro later told investigators that he had come across the book while researching the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings and had only looked at its table of contents, the complaint noted.
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All other content that was on Page 2 or 3 appears elsewhere in the paper, including Corrections, which is the first item listed in the Table of Contents on Page 2.
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The heavy-hitters on the table of contents, which contains stories from the likes of Greg Egan, Neal Asher, Yoon Ha Lee, Ann Leckie, Ian McDonald, and a whole bunch of others.
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It mentioned the word "technology" 93 times in its IPO document, including in the very first paragraph of the very first real page of the document, right after the table of contents.
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So what we really strive to do in the book, you see it in the table of contents, is let's look at the different problems and let's talk about some potential solutions.
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Most notably, Shooting Script contains reproductions of the title page and table of contents from a large number of books and journals representing the work and ideas of a wide range of authors.
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We highly recommend you read the entirety of this story so you can be as informed as possible, but you can also jump to a specific section from the table of contents below.
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Later that same day, at the same desk seen in the photo, Oliver sat across from me and dictated the table of contents for what would become the last book he would oversee.
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What we landed on took the unusual step of printing most of the design on the second page, which houses a table of contents and portraits of all 12 women in the section.
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"I've subscribed to the NY Times since 1989 because I like to read articles, not look at a Hulked-out table of contents," Kent Steinriede of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., told our public editor.
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The Young Men's Magazine, a pretend journal in the style of Blackwood's, measures an inch and a half by just over two inches, yet it contains a table of contents, articles and fake advertisements.
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Al-Nuwayri marshaled this overflowing detail with the earnest precision of a clerk, dividing his tome in methodical sections and subsections (the complete table of contents is included here as a 13-page appendix).
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The 1860 edition of "Leaves of Grass" had the image of a butterfly alighted on a man's finger under the table of contents, an image he restaged in a famous 1877 photograph of himself.
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Reichl takes us through her crash course in publishing lingo as she discovers the difference between "teeosees" (table of contents), "adjacencies" (ads situated next to text) and "inadequate sep" (when ads are improperly spaced).
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In ONDCP's first national drug control strategy, Bush and Bennett set a clear tone: In the table of contents, the first item for "National Priorities" is "The Criminal Justice System," not treatment or prevention.
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When Gizmodo contacted the AMF more info, a spokesperson sent us an 84-page PDF that is little more than a table of contents, still a work in progress, and not ready for public release.
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A periodical can no longer survive just as an object with a table of contents; somehow, it must be first at hand—on phones, in earbuds, in life—without droning like a swarm of bees.
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YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT, IF YOU LIKE, WHAT WAS THE ENTIRE TABLE OF CONTENTS OF OUR NEW PLAYBOOK FOR PROTECTING OURSELVES AND COMPETING FAIRLY, OR AT LEAST ON SOME EVEN KIND OF PLAYING FIELD WITH CHINA.
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The table of contents for his April letter to shareholders includes categories such as "The United States of America is truly an exceptional country," and devoted more space to public policy prescriptions than in prior years.
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Those nine prints, plus a table of contents, are the centerpiece of this show, which also includes works by Käthe Kollwitz, Max Beckmann and Otto Dix that reflect on Germany's sociocultural milieu after the Great War.
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The declaring code is therefore less like a file cabinet, and more like a detailed table of contents, with chapter and subchapter headings, and topic sentences that forms an integral part of a well-written book.
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John Joseph Adams and Douglas Cohen have put together a really intriguing, spooky anthology from Saga Press, featuring an incredible table of contents that includes Laird Barron, Maria Dahvana Headley, Seanan McGuire, Christopher Golden, and many others.
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"Like, the point isn't just to check off a bunch of boxes on your table of contents and pat yourself on the back for publishing/reviewing a woman, or a person of color, or a disabled person," she said.
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It arrives with an index and bibliography, and its table of contents suggests you have a serious research paper in your hands; the main topics include: History; Form and Function; Behavior and Migration; Reproduction and Oology; Studies and Observations; Unresolved.
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One way to grab your annotations there is to open the iBook file on the device and tap the Table of Contents icon (which looks like a set of three dots and dashes) in the upper-left corner of the screen.
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Pandarium Pandarium's is in the pre-beta stage and its homepage invites visitors to "pandopt," The whitepaper (excuse me, "bamboo paper") begins not with a table of contents, but rather a whimsical tale of runaway pandas who hold annual dance tournaments.
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Let's face it: Very few people really read a magazine's cover credits, which is to say, the boxes of very small type inside the table of contents listing the team behind the image, the clothes worn and the cosmetics used.
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As is typical with an Adams anthology, there's an impressive lineup of authors in the table of contents: Alan Dean Foster, Linda Nagata, Charlie Jane Anders, Kameron Hurley (who wrote The Stars are Legion), Becky Chambers, Dan Abnett, and quite a few more.
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In ONDCP's first national drug control strategy, President George H.W. Bush and drug czar Bill Bennett drew a clear set of priorities: In the table of contents, the first item for "National Priorities" is "The Criminal Justice System," not treatment or prevention.
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While most audiobooks are broken up into long tracks that may or may not correspond with a book's actual chapters, Google's analyzed the audio behind each of its books so that tracks titles will be consistent with a book's table of contents.
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In the meantime, Turshen says she "had this running list in my head of my own recipes" and "a long email to myself where I wrote things I'd made—so the table of contents for this book was brewing" for a while.
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Here are some early takeaways, courtesy of CNN's Phil Mattingly: This report is the articles of impeachment road map A simple look at the table of contents makes clear that this product was intended to serve as the basis for articles of impeachment.
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Here's our table of contents: • Throughout the episode, we hear from four young photographers in the issue on the artists who influence them: Tommy Kha on William Eggleston; Tasneem Alsultan on Maggie Steber; Maria Gruzdeva on Mark Power; and Jonathan Gardenhire on Leslie Hewitt.
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National Geographic's early years were limited to just a table of contents on the cover that listed the stories included in each issue, but as printing technologies advanced, the magazine soon used its covers to highlight some of the best photography of the past century.
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The idea that an outsider could look at my table of contents — as the byline counters at the group VIDA: Women in Literary Arts do, for instance — and decide whether I'd made those calculations correctly based purely on a gender tally seems presumptuous at best.
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Like Adams' book, there's plenty of heavyweight talent present in the table of contents, including Ann Leckie, who wrote the critically acclaimed Ancillary trilogy; Neal Asher, author of the Transformation series; and Ian McDonald, who wrote one of my favorite novels about lunar civilizations, Luna: New Moon.
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And while both books make for gripping reading, they have the same shortcoming: they can get perspectives from the preeminent voices of AI, they can list them next to each other in a table of contents, but they cannot make those people talk to each other.
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So on the table of contents, they did a little profile of him, and in the profile they say all the older photographers on staff were mentoring him to become a bit more professional in his work and encouraging him to be a bit more mature.
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The table of contents is telling: And over the course of several hours of questioning in front of the House Energy and Commerce Committee's subcommittee on environment and the House Appropriations Committee, three key themes emerged as Pruitt swung back at his accusers and fought to keep his job.
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According to Greenewald, another researcher on Reddit cross-checked the documents on the CD-ROMs with an accompanying table of contents from the CIA, and found 4,358 pages that were listed in the index but missing from the cache of documents that Greenewald received in response to his FOIA request.
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Word is great because it has complex track change options, styles, fields, document ID numbers assigned from SharePoint for tracking, drawing shapes, pictures (with basic pic editing), customizable paragraph/line numbering, highly customizable columns/breaks/orientation, table of contents, footnotes, macros to automate tedious tasks, and in-document drawing with a stylus (e.g.
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" To guide readers through the live updates, the briefing features a box of bullet points that acts as a table of contents, a link to maps that tracks the spread of the outbreak and a chart that answers basic questions such as "What is a coronavirus?" and "How worried should I be?
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Citing several quotes from the report's second volume, including the table of contents, which she said "served as a very good guide," Jackson-Lee ran down several of the incidents, including Trump directing then-White House counsel Don McGahn to lie about whether he had asked McGahn to dismiss Mueller midway through the investigation.
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In his new book, "The Bullet Journal Method: Track the Past, Order the Present, Design the Future," Carroll goes back to basics, explaining the practice and his reasoning behind each element, which include an index or table of contents, a future log for upcoming events or tasks, and daily and monthly logs for more granular planning.
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Otherwise, you'll end up yelling at your oven like this: via GIPHY Amazon will give a preview of most of the books, so you can scroll and take a look at the table of contents and some pictures and whet your appetite a bit — which will also give you a sense of whether you'd actually use the book or not.
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Honestly, you don't need to go beyond the report's table of contents to understand how deeply screwed up the situation is: The report's language sounds exasperated in sections, and it's an understandable tone to take: the recall has grown in fits and starts over the past year, and will take several additional years to fully resolve — assuming automakers can even get safe parts into their vehicles, which they aren't yet doing consistently.
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Our server, an elegant Japanese woman in a sharp black blazer, told us to think of the second course, a multitude of two-bite dishes arranged on an oblong tray, as the table of contents for the rest of the meal: ankimo (monkfish liver) pâté; a skewer of lobster sashimi daubed with salty-tart preserved plum; a tiny porcelain cup of chawanmushi (savory custard); enoki-mushroom tempura, like a lacy fan of coral, with a cube of fresh persimmon.
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What stands out about From a Certain Point of View is the number of big names included in the table of contents: newcomers to the Star Wars universe, such as Meg Cabot (Princess Diaries), Adam Christopher (Empire State), Polygon's Griffin McElroy, Ken Liu (Grace of Kings), Nnedi Okorafor (Binti), Daniel José Older (Half-Resurrection Blues), and veteran franchise authors, such as Alexander Freed (Rogue One novelization / Battlefront: Twilight Company), Paul Kemp (Crosscurrent / Riptide), John Jackson Miller (New Dawn / Kenobi), and Christie Golden (Inferno Squad / Dark Disciple).
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A book for him or her is not an expression or a series of expressions, but literally a volume, a prism with six rectangular sides made of thin sheets of papers which should include a cover, an inside cover, an epigraph in italics, a preface, nine or ten parts with some verses at the beginning, a table of contents, an ex libris with an hourglass and a Latin phrase, a brief list of errata, some blank pages, a colophon and a publication notice: objects that are known to constitute the art of writing.
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The table of contents includes the following: A quartet of short stories by Alberto Moravia; a symposium on creativity with contributions from Truman Capote, Lawrence Durrell, James T. Farrell, Allen Ginsberg, Le Roi Jones, Arthur Miller, Henry Miller, Norman Podhoretz, Georges Simenon, Isaac Bashevis Singer, William Styron and John Updike; humor pieces from Jean Shepherd and Robert Morley; an article on pacifism in America by Norman Thomas; a piece on how machines will change our lives by Arthur C. Clarke; an essay on "the overheated image" by Marshall McLuhan; contributions from Eric Hoffer and Alan Watts; an article in defense of academic irresponsibility by Leslie Fiedler; a memoir of Hemingway by his son Patrick; Eldridge Cleaver interviewed by Nat Hentoff; a travel piece by the espionage novelist Len Deighton; and the first English translation of a poem by Goethe.
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