FACTOID # 30: Finns are perhaps the world's greatest athletes, ranking first in medals per capita for Summer Olympics, and third for Winter Olympics.
 
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v7n2 - What's New on LEXIS (457 words)
However, Lexis now refers to these as "headnotes." Most lawyers and law students are aware of the term "headnotes," and generally associate the word with the editorial enhancements found in West publications.
Lexis has also made available online a set of Digests known by many Michigan attorneys as "Callaghan’s Michigan Digest." This set of digests is an alternative to West’s Michigan Digest.
With Lexis, the headnotes only go back a few years, and there is no relationship between the new "headnotes," the annotations published in Callaghan’s, and the annotations in Lexis’ statutory publications (such as MCLS and USCS).
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