More tweaks to make the document consistent with itself.

Each section of the front material begins on an odd-numbered page. The abstract, if very brief, may begin on page 1 inserted above the introduction section.

\def\thefootnote{\fnsymbol{ctr}}

\long\def\symbolfootnote[#1]#2{\begingroup

\def\thefootnote{\fnsymbol{footnote}}\footnote[#1]{#2}\endgroup}

%\def\thefootnote{\fnsymbol{ctr}}

%\long\def\symbolfootnote[#1]#2{\begingroup

%\def\thefootnote{\fnsymbol{footnote}}\footnote[#1]{#2}\endgroup}

\renewcommand*{\thefootnote}{\fnsymbol{footnote}}

\footnote{test}

\footnote{test 2}

\bigskip

\phantomsection

Document margins are 1 in. all around.

Text footnotes are 9 pt., TNR with no space between notes.\symbolfootnote[1]{Footnotes are 9pt., TNR with no space between notes. Footnotes are 9 pt., TNR with no space between notes.} Footnote indicators in text are superscript symbols and should appear in the following order: $\ast$, $\dagger$, $\ddagger$, $\S$, $\ast\ast$, $\dagger\dagger$, $\ddagger\ddagger$. Symbols {\underline {are not}} used as table footnote indicators (see page 4).

%Text footnotes are 9 pt., TNR with no space between notes.\symbolfootnote[1]{Footnotes are 9pt., TNR with no space between notes. Footnotes are 9 pt., TNR with no space between notes.} Footnote indicators in text are superscript symbols and should appear in the following order: $\ast$, $\dagger$, $\ddagger$, $\S$, $\ast\ast$, $\dagger\dagger$, $\ddagger\ddagger$. Symbols {\underline {are not}} used as table footnote indicators (see page 4).

%\symbolfootnote[3]{test}

Footnotes may be used in addition to the author-date citation method, in which case, the footnotes provide additional information to the text, not bibliographic citations.

\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{ACRONYMS}

\begin{center}

	{\bf{ACRONYMS}}

	{\textbf{ACRONYMS}}

\end{center}

\begin{table}[h]

\phantomsection

\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{ADDITIONAL FRONT MATERIAL}

\begin{center}

	{\bf{ADDITIONAL FRONT MATERIAL}}

	{\textbf{ADDITIONAL FRONT MATERIAL}}

\end{center}

Material after the Contents, List of Figures, List of Tables, and the Acronym list may include any or all of the following sections and should begin on an odd-numbered page in the order listed below:

	\phantomsection

	\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{GENERAL INFORMATION}

	\begin{center}

		{\bf{GENERAL INFORMATION}}

		{\textbf{GENERAL INFORMATION}}

	\end{center}

	Document margins are 1 in. all around.

	Text footnotes are 9 pt., TNR with no space between notes. \footnote{Footnotes are 9pt., TNR with no space between notes.} Footnote indicators in text are superscript symbols and should appear in the following order: $\ast$, $\dagger$, $\ddagger$, $\S$, $\ast\ast$, $\dagger\dagger$, $\ddagger\ddagger$. Symbols {\underline {are not}} used as table footnote indicators (see page 4).

	Text footnotes are 9 pt., TNR with no space between notes. \footnote{Footnotes are 9pt., TNR with no space between notes.} Footnote indicators in text can be superscript Arabic numerals as shown above or as superscript symbols

	(using markup changes) as shown below. 

	% Makes footnotes symbols.

	\renewcommand*{\thefootnote}{\fnsymbol{footnote}}

	If symbols, they will appear the following order: \footnote{First}, \footnote{Second}, \footnote{Third}, \footnote{Fourth}, \footnote{Fifth}, \footnote{etc}. Symbols \emph{are not} used as table footnote indicators (see Section~\ref{Table Placement}).

	% Returns footnotes back to Arabic numbers.

	\renewcommand*{\thefootnote}{\arabic{footnote}}

	% Resets footnote count.

	\setcounter{footnote}{0}

	Footnotes may be used in addition to the author-date citation method, in which case, the footnotes provide additional information to the text, not bibliographic citations.

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\section{First-Order Heading}

\label{First-Order Heading}

Begin text here.

\clearemptydoublepage

\section{Table Placement}

\label{Table Placement}

\subsection{Tables}

As with figures, tables are numbered consecutively, or consecutively by section, and should follow their call out (see {\color{green} 

Table \ref{tab:1}}) in the text as closely as possible. (LaTeX automatically floats Tables and Figures, depending on how much

As with figures, tables are numbered consecutively, or consecutively by section, and should follow their call out (see  

Table \ref{tab:1}) in the text as closely as possible. (LaTeX automatically floats Tables and Figures, depending on how much

space is left on the page at the point that they are processed. If there is not enough room on the current page, the float is moved

to the top of the next page.) Tables are formatted using small TNR. To accommodate large tables, the font size can be decreased

and, if necessary, landscaped.

		\begin{threeparttable}

			\begin{tabular}{c c c c c c}

				\hline

				\bf \multirow{2}{*}{EM projects$^{a}$} & \bf Recycling & \bf Amount & \bf \multirow{2}{*}{Recycling} & \bf \multirow{2}{*}{Disposal}

				& \bf \multirow{2}{*}{Storage} \\

				& \bf method & \bf recycled (lb) & & &  \\ \hline

				\textbf \multirow{2}{*}{EM projects$^{a}$} & \textbf Recycling & \textbf Amount & \textbf \multirow{2}{*}{Recycling} & \textbf \multirow{2}{*}{Disposal}

				& \textbf \multirow{2}{*}{Storage} \\

				& \textbf method & \textbf recycled (lb) & & &  \\ \hline

				Metals recycle & Smelting & 1,072,000 & 1,565,763 & 1,338,447 & 1,608,000 \\

				Cooling tower$^{b}$ & Decontamination & 459,000 & 605,880 & 573,120 & 688,500  \\

				Totals &   & 1,601,150 & 2,266,491 & 2,004,973 & 2,401,725 \\

				\item {${}^{(a)}$\small Footnote call-outs are lowercase, italic, superscript letters in sequence from left to right, then}

				{\small top to bottom.}

				\item {${}^{(b)}$\small For multipage tables, the footnote appears only on the last page of the table. Beginning on }

				{\small the second page and following pages of a multipage table, {\bf use Table ?.  (continued)} as the table caption.}

				{\small the second page and following pages of a multipage table, {\textbf use Table ?.  (continued)} as the table caption.}

			\end{tablenotes}

		\end{threeparttable}

	\end{center}

		\begin{threeparttable}

			\begin{tabular}{c c c c c c}

				\hline

				\bf \multirow{2}{*}{EM projects$^{a}$} & \bf Recycling & \bf Amount & \bf \multirow{2}{*}{Recycling} & \bf \multirow{2}{*}{Disposal}

				& \bf \multirow{2}{*}{Storage} \\

				& \bf method & \bf recycled (lb) & & &  \\ \hline

				\textbf \multirow{2}{*}{EM projects$^{a}$} & \textbf Recycling & \textbf Amount & \textbf \multirow{2}{*}{Recycling} & \textbf \multirow{2}{*}{Disposal}

				& \textbf \multirow{2}{*}{Storage} \\

				& \textbf method & \textbf recycled (lb) & & &  \\ \hline

				Metals recycle & Smelting & 1,072,000 & 1,565,763 & 1,338,447 & 1,608,000 \\

				Cooling tower$^{b}$ & Decontamination & 459,000 & 605,880 & 573,120 & 688,500  \\

				Totals &   & 1,601,150 & 2,266,491 & 2,004,973 & 2,401,725 \\

				\item {${}^{(a)}$\small Footnote call-outs are lowercase, italic, superscript letters in sequence from left to right, then}

				{\small top to bottom.}

				\item {${}^{(b)}$\small For multipage tables, the footnote appears only on the last page of the table. Beginning on }

				{\small the second page and following pages of a multipage table, {\bf use Table ?.  (continued)} as the table caption.}

				{\small the second page and following pages of a multipage table, {\textbf use Table ?.  (continued)} as the table caption.}

			\end{tablenotes}

		\end{threeparttable}

	\end{center}

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% BIBLIOGRAPHY

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% The bibliography styles and backend are set in the "Bibliography" section of the class file (ornltm.cls by default).

% The bibliography styles and backend are set in the ``Bibliography'' section of the class file (ornltm.cls by default).

\newpage

\clearemptydoublepage