However, the DUP's Simon Hamilton said the SDLP had presented "not a jot of detail" about the consequences of its amendment.
"It matters not a jot to my officers whether people breaking the law are of a so- called loyalist or nationalist disposition, " he said.
Much of the article was taken up with remembering that he and his friends suffered not a jot of deprivation at home while their less privileged countrymen were dying in South-East Asia.
They are the pawns in a brutal game of profits before credibility, led by a management who care not a jot for Scottish culture or society... an ignorant bunch of number crunchers who don't give a toss about producing a quality Scottish newspaper.
It was hardly a vintage Liverpool display but manager Rafael Benitez will not care a jot, with victory the only objective in a competition representing their only realistic chance of a trophy this season.
Salomon Kalou came off the bench to add a third goal but in the end the scoreline did not matter a jot as it was Portugal who progressed in second spot thanks to a goalless draw with group winners Brazil.
Read the details of today's guarantee scheme, and you see it has been written by an organisation determined not to take on one jot of unnecessary risk - and equally determined that private sector contractors not get a penny more than they need, even if the pennies in question are not going to show up in the public accounts.
It matters not one jot how many public sector jobs are added for they equate to a net drain on the economy.
Yet if a hedge fund moves from London to Geneva, it does not reduce the risk of the British financial system one jot.
It's not often that we get this many handwritten documents - the immediacy that we have, something where King would jot a note to himself or write an outline for a sermon or a speech, write a draft of a speech as important as the Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech.
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