It's a whole lot easier to omit it or stuff it in the "
fine print" of the customer-agent interaction.
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At the bottom, the
fine print starts by saying, "If" you're reading this, you're probably thinking there's some kind of catch....
In this case, you can't ignore reading the
fine print of legislation.
Having trouble reading your phone's
fine print? The Phone Monocle (www.thephonemonode.com) slips over the face of the phone and enlarges the image.
On every page of the book, the American need for a timelier version of justice, often wrong, cries out in the
fine print, along with the theories of revenge and retribution.
A similar anthology was published in 1989 by
Fine Print, but the Matrix collection is deeper and broader (thirty-six articles, approximately two hundred illustrations), and the attractive writing throughout reflects the humane quality that has come to be one of the chief characteristics of the Randles' excellent journal.
I have good vision but I don't like that
fine print. My vision is 20/20 with glasses, and I turned 90 in March.
Stone made a good deal of his reputation from dogged research and his relentless reading and pursuit of nuggets he found buried in the
fine print of Federal Register notices and obscure Congressional committee reports.
Unless they spend a lot of time reading the
fine print in corporate sustainability reports, it's hard for green investors to know which companies truly stand out.
The
Fine Print Of Self-Publishing analyses and ranks the contracts and services of 48 different POD companies and identifies the strengths and weaknesses of taking a POD approach to self-publishing.
My advice is: Do not hold your breath for quarter from the airlines and check the
fine print in your travel insurance.
