[word=the] [tag=JJ] [lemma=print] [□=□]
[word=the] [tag=JJ] [lemma=print] [lemma=□]
[word=the] [tag=JJ] [lemma=print] [tag=□]
Paul Takemoto , an FAA spokesperson , notes that the fine print of Part 103 , the regulations governing ultralight craft , requires pilots to fly low enough that they can always see the ground , and much more significantly , forbids flying through congested areas , in controlled airspace , or even over open areas where lots of people might be congregating . " Individual distributors are also studying the fine print of their contracts with producers . But the fine print of Mr. Blunt 's announcement revealed that only about 85 of his claimed supporters are willing to publicly reveal themselves . These statements encapsulate the significance of recent headline news that scientists in the USA and the UK have finally uncovered the blue print of the human genome . Niazov also abolished his country 's World Languages University , ordered that the entire printing of a new Turkmen history textbook be burned , and decreed that foreign languages should no longer be taught in schools . There , on page 200 of the 34th printing of his best-seller , Unlimited Power , Robbins writes , " The difference in people 's abilities to fully tap their personal resources is directly affected by their goals . Facing mortality in the eye - - and with intolerable side-effects from the drugs which were supposed to avert that very mortality - - he took two weeks off and explored the fine print of his company 's disability policy . There is as much difference to my eyes between the leaded bourgeois type of a Times article and the slovenly print of an evening half-penny paper as there could be between your negro and your Esquimau .