I'm writing a thesis with a lot of footnoting, and annoyingly it frequently happens that two or three lines of
blank space will appear at the bottom of the body of the text (not the footnote section) on a given page. Fiddling around with the footnotes (increasing or decreasing their length), or with the body, sometimes helps, but this is not ideal--I
shouldn't need to alter what I'm saying artificially in order to use much needed space in the body of the text... Any help is appreciated.
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