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small print



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Gareth Fitzgerald, who spent £1,000 on his shares, accepts there is always a risk with this type of investing which would have been explained in the small print.

From BBC

Yet, as he squinted to read the small print on jars of Skippy sitting on the same shelf, the 68-year old made a more disappointing discovery.

From The Wall Street Journal

While the small print is poured over, former Scotland international James McFadden is content Celtic are in perfectly good hands with O'Neill.

From BBC

They may be advised in small print that a reinsurer is taking over the administration of their policies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Byrne, speaking on BBC's radio 4 on Sunday, said there would be "a lot of small print attached to these loan conditions" to ensure suppliers are helped.

From BBC