MSN: 16-foot fence starts bougie battle between Elon Musk and his neighbors
Yahoo: Who Pays When a Shared Fence Needs to Be Replaced? What Neighbors Should Know
Who Pays When a Shared Fence Needs to Be Replaced? What Neighbors Should Know
MSN: Father hurls 3 young children over 6-foot fence, then disappears into a neighbor's backyard while running from police: Deputies
A Florida father fleeing police crashed into a ditch, then hurled three young children over a nearly six-foot fence in a desperate escape attempt, authorities say. Larry Rada Jr., 26, faces a slew of ...
Father hurls 3 young children over 6-foot fence, then disappears into a neighbor's backyard while running from police: Deputies
So here an example with only one measure per head an foot: ... Now, you can remove the % before some of the options to see, how the influence the size and position of page header and page footer. For example here an example that shows the change, from the example above to an example with headheight=60pt,headinclude=true,footheight=60pt ...
You simply add the number of the footnote that you want repeated for a certain author. The number here is [2] as you have a footnotemark for the title which takes number 1. The first author and the second author share footnotemark number [2]. The second author has an additional footnotemark [3] if you want to repeat it elsewhere and so on.
You might want to use the tablefootnote package (and probably you want to remove the \begin{footnotesize} \end{footnotesize}, otherwise the table is printed in footnote size; replace the center -environment by a simple \centering; and remove the ~ before the \tablefootnote, because the ~ causes a (non-breakable) space before the footnote-mark). Minimal example: