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blue book

also blue·book (blo͞o′bo͝ok′)

1. An official list of persons in the employ of the US government.

2. A book listing the names of socially prominent people.

3. A blank notebook with blue covers in which to write the answers to examination questions.

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bluebook

1. (Parliamentary Procedure) (in Britain) a government publication bound in a stiff blue paper cover: usually the report of a royal commission or a committee

2. informal chiefly US a register of well-known people

3. (in Canada) an annual statement of government accounts

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But remarkably despite being fairly highly tried on the flat and over hurdles, Project Bluebook remains winless since.

It's time this Project had some results

A mid-1970s model A150 Aerobat like Brian Anderson's airplane, shown in the main photo, might sell for around $25,000, according to Aircraft Bluebook. As Anderson reported, the 150 Aerobat makes for good, inexpensive upset training, plus it's just plain fun to fly.

A REALITY CHECK AT TIEDOWN ROW NUMBER FIVE

See Scalia & Garner, Making Your Case, at 122; The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation 90 (20th ed.

Briefly: How not to yell at the court

"We are excited that Kristen was selected as the national grand prize winner," said Robert Syverson, CEO of Bluebook. "We look forward to hearing about her next home improvement project and know that myBluebook's Home Improvement Calculator will help her get it done with confidence."

Bluebook International Announces Home Improvement Give Away Sweepstakes Grand Prize Winner

(12) The Bluebook has rules for "quotations within quotations" too (13) but it does not address how to deal with the successive layers of source indication that result from the rules when a quotation is slightly altered and requoted by court after court.

CLEANING UP QUOTATIONS

The three-year-old has been rapidly progressive over staying trips and put in a career best when slamming the classy Project Bluebook at Catterick last time.

ADDICTED TO WINNING

PROJECT BLUEBOOK Runs: 4.35 Thursday THIS English raider could emerge as the pick of the powerful JP McManus challenge for this year's Galway Hurdle.

GALWAY REPEAT FOR SWEET? Tony Martin's Company can return to Festival winning ways again

Project Bluebook catches the eye as he returns to the Flat in the Turmeric Handicap at Catterick.

Dubara to deliver

Legal Research Exercises: Following the Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, Revised 12th Edition

(6) Other than that, Rule 9.800 refers to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, or if the proper citation form is not there, to the Florida Style Manual.

Legal citation: which guide should you use and what is the difference?

I argue that we should instead lobby Bluebook editors to create a new signal that can capture a heuristic of citing something for edifying or contextual value.

TO CONSIDER OR TO USE? CITATION TO FOREIGN AUTHORITY AND LEGAL AESTHETICS

Your pistol seems to be in nice shape--at least 85 percent--and as such, according to the Thirty-Sixth Edition Bluebook of Gun Values (bluebookinc.com), it's worth between $1,575 and $1,825.