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footnote

noun as in note at bottom of document

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These antagonist episodes in U.S.-Mexico relations may merit little more than a footnote in some basic U.S. history texts.

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For Americans of my generation, Franco was somewhere between an inexplicable cultural footnote and a ghost haunting the margins of Cold War geopolitics.

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Ross spent longer than normal on these instructional paintings because he knew people would be studying them for years after, according to the auction footnotes.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was scheduled to attend, but he was a late scratch, leaving Beach, a former Georgia state senator, to claim a historical footnote.

"Health is the most compelling region for climate action, but for too long health has been a footnote in climate negotiations," Tedros said at a press conference in Geneva.

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