(1) Items marked with an asterisk can be omitted.

(2) An asterisk is commonly used as a wild card.

(3) The asterisk refers the reader to a footnote.

(4) I've placed an asterisk next to the tasks I want you to do first.

(5) If you have an asterisk key on your telephone, please press it now.

(6) These are indicated by an asterisk below.

(7) He located what appeared to be an asterisk[/asterisk.html], which produced only an empty silence that he was paying for.

(8) There's one of those towns marked with an asterisk that you omitted to mention.

(9) Titles with graphics are marked with one asterisk, titles with sound with two.

(10) She notes with an asterisk the dishes that contain highly perishable ingredients and makes those at the beginning of the week.

(11) Just over a dozen species, marked with as asterisk in Table 3.7, are widespread on the tundra throughout the year.

(12) If a rest follows the solo passage the asterisk is unnecessary.

(13) The essences marked with an asterisk are the oils I tend to use more often.

(14) The asterisk, to my mind, was emblematic of the neutering of Iron Mike.

(15) Articles marked by an asterisk are optional reading.

(16) The asterisk refers to a footnote.

(17) You can use the asterisk anywhere in a string.

(18) He added an asterisk to the first page .

(19) To mark with an asterisk.

(20) The asterisk character is believed to be related to the understanding of ancient people on astrology.

(21) Linguistics An asterisk used to indicate an unattested sound, affix, or word.

(22) So reaching profitability, even if it came with an asterisk, was a major milestone.

(23) Partial cDNA clones are shown by dotted lines at the 5' end; translation termination codons are indicated by an asterisk.

(24) If you're making it optional, though, clarify that this is the case-usually with an asterisk.

(25) But for the time being, at least, stick an asterisk next to this season.

(26) Howeer, medially , there is a large opacity consistent with a left lower lobe pneumonia asterisk.

(27) Dagger: Dagger - shaped symbol used asf footnote reference mark . Usually follows the asterisk in order of use.

(28) Use the value from the previous bar for all asterisk - marked indicators!

(29) However, medially , there is a large opacity consistent with a left lower lobe pneumonia asterisk.

(30) The 21 st century students English newspaper articles with an asterisk are graded, the more difficult, more.

(1) Items marked with an asterisk can be omitted.

(31) A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page.

(32) Asterisk: Reference mark used in the text to indicate a footnote.

(33) The asterisk after " Reduced to $ 1.95 " refers to a footnote reading " Today only. "

(34) Then, regardless of what character a user types in the text box, an asterisk is displayed.

(35) The asterisk (*) after the last closing square bracket indicates that more than one of the enclosing items can be included.

(36) File extensions are preceded with the asterisk wildcard character,[] and are delimited in the list of file extensions by a semicolon.

(37) To switch back to data input mode, the user activates the link, which is designated by the asterisk (*) following the input field.

(38) Sections that may be passed over in first reading are marked with an asterisk.

(39) Interventions that cannot be tested in an RCT for ethical or practical reasons are sometimes included in the categorisation table and are identified with an asterisk.

(40) Asterisk Cracker is designed for the hidden with asterisks fields scanning.

(41) And I am going to superscript it molecular orbital, and this upper one, to indicate that it's antibonding, has the asterisk.

(42) To switch to cursor positioning mode, the user activates the link, designated by the asterisk (*), following the input field.

(43) An asterisk wildcard is not supported as the first character in a text search term, however.

(44) The Kleene * does not have to be escaped, so an expression in which you want to match a literal asterisk (*) must have the asterisk escaped.

(45) The final period asterisk, .*, just represents the rest of the text (which isn't if interest).

(46) The pushpin highlighted with the asterisk (*) is the one for which you searched.

(47) An asterisk designates quantities that refer to the volume element.