He made reference to its size again on Tuesday night.
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Mr. Gottfried made reference to Mr. Lewis's popularity in France.
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Ted Cruz, too, made reference to the removal of cows.
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Binney also made reference to the recent terrorist attacks in Paris.
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Early Tuesday, he made reference to the Edmund Pettus Bridge again.
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Trump made reference to the matter in a tweet on Saturday.
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Neither man made reference to U.S. sanctions or the market turmoil.
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The president made reference to that trip in his remarks on Tuesday.
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She hadn't even flinched when I'd made reference to my sex life.
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At one point, Trump made reference to Obama not having attended a jamboree.
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Knitted woolen bonnets meanwhile made reference to the queen's love of outdoor pursuits.
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Trump accurately made reference to this campus in a tweet on Thursday morning.
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His Wednesday letter also made reference to his supposedly role in the state.
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Mr. Nelson made reference to the political themes of the first Obama candidacy.
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They made reference to their relationship in public (Lister called Walker "her particular friend").
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Goldie may have accidentally made reference to Banksy's true identity during a recent interview.
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In the interview with NPR, published Wednesday, Ginsburg made reference to the late Sen.
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She consistently stared her down and made reference to a future theoretical homosexual encounter.
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When a Republican made reference to Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan, Rep.
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A lawyer for the coalition made reference to Urban Outfitters' Navajo line.—i-D
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She also made reference to the financial stability he had brought to the organization.
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He made reference to it in the Rediff interview when discussing his own career.
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And the commissioner too made reference to concerns that tweaks aren't "sufficient to restore competition".
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But its statement at the time also made reference to the "entire aluminium value chain".
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Another daughter, Mary Clare Murray, made reference to her father's elaborate mass at the Basilica.
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A New Yorker article in 2006 made reference to a similar incident, also without details.
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Senate Democrats also made reference to director Cordray as an "effective partner" in the letter.
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That letter also made reference to the 1995 Oklahoma City bomb attack by Timothy McVeigh.
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He then made reference to a blue dress that became a symbol in the investigation.
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Meghan also made reference to the toll that negative tabloid coverage has taken on her.
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In one, he squared off against a man who made reference to white supremacist ideologies.
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Sanders on Friday made reference to Clinton attending one of Trump's weddings as a guest.
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He said, "Doooood," in that exaggerated way of his, and made reference to an inside joke.
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This is far from the first time Wendy's has made reference to Pepe on social media.
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The Apple CEO also talked about the importance of technology, but made reference to its downsides.
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Neither of the companies made reference to the regulators in their statements on dropping the deal.
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As she made reference to in her plea, Braxton's victory comes after a challenging three years.
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That suit, quietly yet clearly, made reference to history, specifically the history of the women's movement.
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Trudeau touched more indirectly on another issue involving the US when he made reference to trade.
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ET — Meghan also made reference to the toll that negative tabloid coverage has taken on her.
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The lawmaker made reference to the Better Care Reconciliation Act, the Senate repeal-and-replace bill.
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Well, I wrote ... specifically made reference to the Times, I feel that there's a conflict brewing.
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In one conversation, Mr. Kim made reference to several delicate points in relations between the two sides.
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Indeed, the complaint made reference to a number of unidentified co-conspirators, suggesting more charges could come.
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It is the first time that the court has made reference to sexual abuse in the case.
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The man in the video made reference to an ISIS spokesman reportedly killed shortly after al-Baghdadi.
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In the new epilogue, I also made reference to crimes that have really never even happened before.
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On Fox & Friends this morning, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt made reference to America's "anti-jobs" environmental regulations.
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And he also made reference to South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who isn't onstage until Thursday night.
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He had made reference to his hospitalization in a heated exchange that was videotaped immediately after the shooting.
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Obama made reference to a $38 billion military assistance agreement signed by the two allies on Sept. 14.
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Several authors have made reference to events that took place during that time, but few have delved deeply.
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During the contentious presidential campaign in 2016, Trump continually made reference to trade imbalances with Europe and China.
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" Someone also made reference to a McConnell voodoo doll, to which Helm replied, "Just stab the motherfucking heart.
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In any case, he also wrote, Mr. Cummings had made reference to investigating whether new legislation was necessary.
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In her remarks, Daniels made reference to the Parkland shooting where 17 students and teachers were gunned down.
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It was unclear what religion they are, but at least one has made reference to a prominent Mormon figure.
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PHILIP STEWARTDepartment of Plant SciencesUniversity of Oxford You made reference to a French chemist's "grizzly end" at the guillotine.
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Epstein only made reference to a single mock auction for forward participants, though wireless providers have asked for more.
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In one of them, he made reference to the intelligence agency reports about Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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In a March column, The Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan also made reference to torture and indoctrination under Mao.
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The message made reference to a bomb on the plane, a source with knowledge of the investigation told Reuters.
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So, for example, the patient assurance program that's been made reference to, from first conversation to launch was 8 weeks.
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Corden also made reference to an accusation that Weinstein masturbated into a potted plant in front of journalist Lauren Sivan.
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Kadar's text description refers only to emailed threats to schools, although subsequent files also made reference to a calling service.
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Another tweet made reference to Disney's recent releases of live action films, such as Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella.
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Ms. Trump tried to do damage control after her father seemed to have made reference to Megyn Kelly's menstrual cycle.
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And the first time he made reference to the Republican Senate hopeful, it was in response to an audience member.
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He also made reference to a conference call that she and her legal team conducted with reporters 10 days ago.
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After the Patriots fired Brown, the WR attacked the team on social media -- and made reference to Kraft's prostitution case.
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He's also made reference to her in his latest stand-up special, "Right Now," which is currently airing on Netflix.
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The president made reference to the coming battle, arguing it's the Senate's duty to give fair consideration to his nominee.
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On more than one occasion he was threatened on the street by individuals who made reference to his digital activism.
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The order made reference to a confidential report produced by a special committee but said nothing about the report's contents.
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She didn't even gloat when our photog made reference to the protest at NFL headquarters where only 3 people showed up.
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She also made reference to the president's looming State of the Union address, which is set to take place on Tuesday.
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Becerra, who is Hispanic, made reference to the desire of many Democrats to have a Latino on the party's presidential ticket.
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President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions, both Republicans, have repeatedly made reference to a national crime wave that doesn't exist.
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Trump, who has tweeted about his anger over the McCabes for months, made reference to his longstanding ire again on Saturday.
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It wasn't just Democratic lawmakers who made reference to #MeToo moments in their own lives as the confirmation fight played out.
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The statement made reference to Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law, and Paul J. Manafort, the president's former campaign manager.
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She also made reference to some of the themes she wrote about last year in her essay on the gender pay gap.
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He again made reference to the margin of his Electoral College victory and hankered after the opportunity to run against Clinton again.
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The Resident Evil 7 trailer made reference to Kitchen, a PlayStation VR demo by Capcom that gained notoriety for its intense horror.
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Domingo, who said he wanted to become a martyr, also made reference to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, according to the complaint.
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At the press conference, Hua only made reference to public meetings between well-known Hong Kong pro-democracy leaders and US politicians.
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" His comments were quickly criticized by Afghans, some of whom even made reference to Afghanistan's unofficial title as the "Graveyard of Empires.
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And prior to reading that call record, were you aware that President Trump had specifically made reference to you in that call?
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Lafitte made reference to the situation during the Cannes Film Festival's opening ceremony, in a joke many initially assumed was aimed at Allen.
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Many placards also made reference to high-profile men, including Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey, who have faced accusations of harassment and assault.
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He made reference to the criticism against the FBI -- and him -- for its handling of the investigation of the Clinton private email server.
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Trump, a famously prolific user of Twitter, has thus far not made reference to the activity on his personal or official Twitter accounts.
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The former lawyer repeatedly made reference to Trump Organization Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg, practically suggesting that Democrats bring him in for testimony.
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WWE, for its part, basically dared Impact to go ahead with that, as announcer Michael Cole explicitly made reference to the Broken gimmick.
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Ellen Jaffee made reference to people being 'often maimed' in MMA, again with zero examples and seriously stretching the meaning of both words.
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Sanders, who said Trump is "exploring the mechanisms" to remove the security clearances, made reference to Brennan's treason comment in explaining the president's threat.
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He had directed a 2012 Pew Center study that underscored deficiencies in the voter registration system and which Trump has since made reference to.
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Trump made reference to a controversy that he has been embroiled in: his efforts to suspend temporarily people traveling from several Muslim-majority nations.
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The posts made reference to public court filings in Stone's case, and the longtime Republican operative had tagged several media outlets in the images.
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Supperstone's written ruling made reference to a document prepared by Werner Capital from 2011 which stated his net worth to be about $6483 million.
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In EW's Oral History of the original Love Actually, Neeson made reference to the film in regards to the lives of its cast members.
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Judge Bennett made reference to the episode on Friday but noted that the government had not accused Mr. Martin of "transmission" of classified secrets.
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Judge Bennett made reference to the episode on Friday but noted that the government had not accused Mr. Martin of "transmission" of classified secrets.
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His Twitter tantrums have made reference to "Border Legislation" and "catch and release," which could be references to the laws his DHS wants changed.
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She also made reference to feeling attacked and how that can lead to defensiveness at times, though she didn't apologize directly for her earlier comments.
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Steve Scalise (R-La.), Trump made reference to the 2017 shooting at a Republican congressional baseball practice that left the House minority whip critically wounded.
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His caption made reference to 60 Minutes segment about NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo, which aired immediately after Anderson Cooper's interview with Stormy Daniels on Sunday.
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But two Florida counties were in fact hacked by Russian intelligence, news that wasn't publicly acknowledged until Mueller's report in April made reference to it.
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But in a video posted online a day later, they professed loyalty to Islamic State, and made reference to the Russian military intervention in Syria.
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Comey defended McCabe as a "professional" throughout, though Trump made reference to the fact that McCabe's wife, Jill, ran for elected office as a Democrat.
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Davis made reference to these accomplishments when he took to Twitter to express his disappointment that he had not been picked to carry the flag.
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Throughout, in fact, Ms. Chenoweth's lively, natural humor was on ample display, as when she made reference to her bona fides as an "LGBTQRXYZ" activist.
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" Trudeau also said Wednesday: "Last night I made reference to the fact that there was an unscheduled press conference before my meeting with President Trump.
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In a statement, Disney made reference to moves by both social media companies to produce or license an increasing amount of media and entertainment content.
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None of the charges to date against Gates or Manafort have made reference to any connection with Russian meddling in the 2016 election or possible collusion.
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Boldface lettering denoted slavery in ancient Rome, and face tattoos made reference to criminality when they were popularized by men in American prisons in the 1970s.
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Trump also made reference to sexual misconduct accusations leveled against him during his 2016 campaign in which a tape resurfaced of him discussing grabbing women's bodies.
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Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of the president, made reference to the case in one of his tweets against Gu, calling him a wife beater.
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He at one point made reference to "President Comey," and conflated an FBI investigation into failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's emails with the Trump-Russia matter.
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In at least 40 public attacks on Mr. Bergdahl, Mr. Trump repeatedly made reference to what "we" would have done 20, 30 or 50 years ago.
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For instance, on-air DJs on the stream (seemingly actors working from scripts) have made reference to "fake news" produced by their universe's state-run Nazi media.
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" He also made reference to the 15-hour time difference between California and Taiwan: "Why did you wait until we all got off work to sue us?
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Uber community guidelines posted online made reference to "professionalism and respect," but it was not entirely clear what it would take for Uber to deactivate your account.
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When the Fed surprised markets in September by not hiking it made reference to international developments, which was broadly taken to mean the market turmoil in China.
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"Roots" has not been completely forgotten; artists like Kara Walker and Edgar Arceneaux have made reference to it, as have rappers like Missy Elliott and Kendrick Lamar.
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They made reference to Confucian, Buddhist and Taoist ideas, and positioned martial arts as an integral part of Chinese culture, alongside traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and calligraphy.
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In explaining the Spacetime series, he made reference to theoretical physics, Japanese poetry, the philosophical field of epistemology, director Ridley Scott, and Italian painter Giorgio de Chirico.
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Mr. Barr made reference to well-settled departmental policies but rather scrupulously avoided predicting how much those policies or regulations would yield by way of public disclosure.
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This trailer, released about two months before the film's premiere in November, never made reference to the boy wizard, his archenemy Voldemort or even his mentor Dumbledore.
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The House Financial Services Committee made reference to it last month when it sent the Housing Choice Voucher Mobility Demonstration Act to the House floor for consideration.
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Shaykh Yasir Fahmy, senior imam at the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center, made reference to the earlier vandalism at the memorial when he spoke at the event.
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Ben Bernanke, at the time a new governor at the Federal Reserve, made reference to Friedman's conceit in speeches about dispelling deflation, earning himself the nickname "Helicopter Ben".
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A U.S. federal judge, who is overseeing the case, made reference to the ruling in court on Wednesday, making it clear the magistrate judge had sided with Waymo.
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It was a halting process: An early, discarded version made reference to crime as foremost in the country's list of priorities, according to people involved in the drafting.
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While Mr. Spacey made reference to rumors regarding his sexuality when he hosted the 2017 Tony Awards, he had never publicly confirmed them and fiercely guarded his privacy.
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Trump began the closed-door meeting by discussing the House impeachment proceedings and made reference to how hard it's been to defend himself during the Democratic-controlled process.
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"The corrupt Democratic machine will do and say anything" to get Clinton into the White House, Flynn wrote as he retweeted a Twitter account that made reference to Judas.
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" In an apparent response to Lemon on Saturday, Hart posted on Instagram with a message about learning and growth that made reference to "a news anchor or a journalist.
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Although Cook did not mention companies by name, his commencement speech in Silicon Valley's backyard mentioned data breaches, privacy violations, and even made reference to Theranos, a disgraced startup.
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She also made reference to the three million people with Turkish roots who live in Germany, the strong economic ties between the countries and their cooperation as NATO allies.
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Then, much later, this 'chip on the shoulder' expression got some real traction in 19th century U.S., when Mark Twain made reference to it in a Tom Sawyer story.
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Jose Cuervo made reference to the U.S. election in its prospectus, noting that any renegotiation of trade deals after the vote could ultimately have a serious impact on business.
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"Earlier Chairman Schiff made reference to a colloquy, and for the public a colloquy is a way for legislatures to clarify an important issue to the public," he said.
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Giuliani made his proclamation hours after President Trump made reference to the three Americans in a tweet that reflected optimism the case of the Americans would soon be determined.
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Ms. Pirro, known as much for her conservative views as for the rapid-fire way in which she expresses them, has made reference to her tendency to drive quickly.
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" In another, Tiffany Haddish, a standout presenter on Sunday night, would have made reference to her memorable scene from "Girls Trip," singing, "I peed while hanging from a zipline!
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The report made reference to recent factory closures, specifically pointing out the closing in October of Fu Chang Electronic Technology, a supplier to the telecom equipment makers Huawei and ZTE.
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Instead, according to a Democratic aide, Trump walked into the room, made reference to Pelosi's "cover-up" comment, and walked out before anyone had even sat down or shaken hands.
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In the 178-page sentencing memo, Flynn's attorney's made reference to his long military service, included letters of support and cited his significant cooperation with the special counsel Robert Mueller.
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" In his letter, Butler also made reference to the fact that the school was initially named the "Antonin Scalia School of Law" until "an "acronym controversy" arose on social media.
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His comments came after U.S. Court documents made reference to a Kuwaiti OCA official as being involved in the bribery case of FIFA's audit and compliance committee member, Richard Lai.
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He made reference to the plight of the inner cities, lamented the economic struggles of Latino and African-American populations, and gave a seemingly earnest nod toward the gay community.
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In a way, it was the small things, the way he made reference to Atticus Finch from "To Kill a Mockingbird" in his discussion of race relations in this country.
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The statement made reference to President Trump's recent "fire and fury" threats against North Korea and even poked fun at the amount of golf he's playing on his 17-day vacation.
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When Mr. Gervais eventually made reference to Ms. Fey and Ms. Poehler — mocking Hollywood's gender-unequal pay by saying he was being paid as much as them combined — it felt dissonant.
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And, at the same press conference at which Obama talked about populism, the U.S. president also gave a thumbs up when Trudeau made reference to the upcoming end of Obama's presidency.
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Washington (CNN)In an interview with SiriusXM's Salena Zito that aired Monday, President Donald Trump repeatedly made reference to Andrew Jackson as a sort of North Star for his own presidency.
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Just last month, he made reference to a 1989 gang rape of an Australian missionary during his first term as Davao's mayor, and jokingly said he should have participated in it.
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Martha McSally, an Arizona Republican, made reference to the strict dress code in the Speaker's Lobby at the end of remarks on the House floor about first responders in her state.
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In 2018, Musk said on Twitter the "short burn of the century" would arrive soon and made reference to the branded flamethrowers sold by his tunnel-digging company, The Boring Company.
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The banner made reference to "He Will Not Divide Us," an anti-President Trump work of performance art by actor Shia LaBeouf that has frequently been targeted by pro-Trump groups.
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The website said it aims to help prepare people for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, and the statement made reference to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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"We heard that the gunners were so tired from killing, they asked for chairs and chairs were provided," O'Brien had written, in a scene that made reference to Beckett and Musil.
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Even crazier ... Spacey's attorney claims that messages were deleted from the phone that made reference to the alleged victim's "frat boy" tendencies, and he was never made aware of that until now.
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He made reference to O'Rourke as "a young man who's got very little going for himself except he's got a great first name," before comparing his estimates of their respective crowd sizes.
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But some records showed how the office engaged in internal deliberations about the procedure Ms. Foxx was supposed to follow in recusing herself, and Judge Toomin's order made reference to these discussions.
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Mr. Ocalan's writings incorporate the teachings of the American philosopher Murray Bookchin and made reference to the Irish political scientist Benedict Anderson's critiques of nationalism, which gave the Kurdish project worldwide appeal.
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The existence of the memo was first reported by The New York Times in July, which made reference to a recommendation for male porn actors to wear condoms as a safety precaution.
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Americans also remember their history: the Supreme Court made reference to baseball's World Series of 1919, which was thrown by the Chicago White Sox, and an infamous college basketball scandal from the 1950s.
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Shakur's politicised, urgent lyrics often made reference to the Black Panthers, of which his parents were members, and the need to break free of oppressive governments and hypocritical notions of the American Dream.
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" According to the Times, his yearbook page made reference to Georgetown Prep's party culture with the phrase "100 kegs or bust" and a mention of his role of "treasurer" at "Keg City Club.
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In his speech the general made reference to a soldier who shot and killed a wounded Palestinian assailant, who was lying on the ground, in Hebron, in the occupied West Bank, in March.
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In Maine, we saw nearly double the amount of ads opposing Judge Kavanaugh's nomination as we saw ads supporting him — that's what she made reference to in her speech from the Senate floor.
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He made reference to school shootings, talked about people he knew selling illegal firearms, and said he did not mix well with people from South Seattle, which is racially diverse, according to records.
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On Twitter, Maza called out YouTube for failing to enforce its anti-harassment policies against right-wing commentator Steven Crowder, who has repeatedly made reference to Maza's sexual orientation and race in his videos.
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Speaking at a rally in Las Vegas for Republican candidates running for office, Mr. Pence made reference to the mass shooting at a country music festival there a year ago, which left 58 dead.
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In the United States, much larger media organizations made reference to The Tab's reporting on campus protests, and the publication delivered a scoop last year by reporting on Malia Obama's decision to attend Harvard.
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In their plurality opinion, O'Connor and Justices David Souter and Anthony Kennedy also made reference to arguments that conservatives would later use to restrict abortion rights, like the possibility that women might regret abortions.
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After CNN's Brian Stelter asked him to lay out his case, the Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter made reference to "critical lessons" the press should learn from the past when it comes to trusting government information.
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Sandler's poignant Farley tribute addressed the worry he felt for his friend over his wild lifestyle, and made reference to former SNL stars John Belushi and John Candy, who died at 33 and 43, respectively.
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In Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin again denied that Russia tried to influence the election, but in doing so he made reference to the wrong U.S. president in answering a question at an Arctic forum.
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He emphasized that the calendar made reference to attending a small party with two boys, Mark Judge and Patrick J. Smyth, whom Ford said were present at the house where she says Kavanaugh assaulted her.
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One man spoke with feigned cynicism of working for "this dyke choreographer," and then more than one made reference to the presence of a reviewer at the evening's performance (I attended the May 26 event).
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There were wet eyes at Harborside, a dispensary in Oakland, when Steve DeAngelo, the executive director, made reference to veterans of the legalization movement who did not live long enough to witness the big day.
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In a briefing on the new handset, the company made reference to the competition – the not so subtly renamed Company A and Company S, both of which, it noted, are said to be considering longer phones.
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This year's celebration protested against transphobia and participants made reference to a parliamentary motion signed by the suspended President Dilma Rousseff in April, which allows people to identify their gender as transsexual in official federal administration.
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Gunnar Birkert, the architect, made it clear that his design made reference to the folktale of "The Princess on the Glass Mountain", which was adapted in the early 20th century as a metaphor for national awakening.
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But the Association of German Journalists (DJV) said Merkel had sent the "wrong signal" to the Turkish government even though she made reference to violations of the right to freedom of press and opinion in Turkey.
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" Penton also told police he'd worked for several years at QuikTrip, according to the Republic – which the Twitter account apparently made reference to earlier this month, writing, "Qt pays me too much dude it is crazy.
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In court transcripts, Lai made reference to "Co-conspirator #2 [who] was also the president of Olympic Council of Asia," a profile that doesn't call out Sheikh Ahmad by name, but could only describe one person.
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The song made reference to many of Farley's popular SNL sketches, including his hysterical character that lived "in a van down by the river," dressing as Bumblebee Girl, and performing as a Chippendales dancer with Patrick Swayze.
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Along with Ms. Bishop's political legacy, however, the prime minister made reference to a part of Ms. Bishop's wardrobe that has dogged the lawmaker much as leopard-print kitten heels have Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain.
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So what I hope you can do today is help the average person, the reasonable person you made reference to, the reasonable person understand why she appears to be treated differently than the rest of us would be.
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Fox Business pundit Lou Dobbs, who, according to The Daily Beast, Trump places on speakerphone during Oval Office meetings, made reference to the allegations set forth in the initial tweet, linking directly to the Senate's February document dump.
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The Turkish statement made reference to the 1995 Srebrenica massacres, in which victims were killed after being turned away from a Dutch-run United Nations base where thousands had sought refuge towards the end of the Bosnian war.
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Brownlee, who was widely praised for his sportsmanship after stopping to help stricken brother Jonathan over the line in the final Triathlon World Series event of the season last month, made reference to the event in a second tweet.
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In another video posted earlier this month, Hyde-Smith made reference to a "public hanging," which conjured memories of public lynchings of African-Americans during the latter half of the 19th century and first half of the 20th century.
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In 1866, he wrote that, with women, "it is a desirable matter; with us it is important; a question of life and death," and he made reference to recent massacres of unprotected "free" blacks in New Orleans and Memphis.
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Moments later, her grandmother — Patricia Phillips, who had also fainted during early testimony about Garrett's death — made reference to Mr. Hillary's defense fund, which had been supported by friends and St. Lawrence alumni who believed him to be innocent.
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Ms. Manigault was referring to Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican and a vocal critic of Mr. Trump, but several of the "Never Trump" former officials made reference to her comments in interviews over the past two days.
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On Sunday morning, at the last main event of his three-day trip to Armenia, Francis again made reference to the massacre, paying homage to "the many victims of hatred who suffered and gave their lives for the faith".
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"The headline in one major newspaper didn't read, 'Bomb threat, perpetrator captured,' it actually made reference to President Trump in the headline, because this individual in some respect associated himself or was allegedly a supporter of ours," Pence said.
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Much like In Search of Lost Time, the Communist Manifesto, or Fifty Shades of Grey, most of us have probably made reference to the aforementioned document without having actually read the fucking thing in any kind of detail at all.
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And while reports have variously referred to the forest as "bear-infested" or made reference to bear droppings being spotted in the area, Noguchi told the Shimbun that very few bears are spotted in the area Tanooka spent his ordeal.
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U.S. attorney Eric Miller's resignation statement made reference to Sally Yates, whom Trump fired earlier this week after she refused to have the Department of Justice (DOJ) defend his temporary ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority nations in court.
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A report from The Athletic on Monday detailed what's been termed a "fractured relationship" between Carr and his teammates and made reference to game film that appears to show Carr crying after being sacked and injuring his arm against the Seahawks.
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But it made reference to Lopez Obrador's candidacy and some of his more contentious proposals, including threats to walk back the government's opening of the oil and gas sector to private investment, and to scrap a 2012-13 education reform.
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"Top aides arrested, signature initiatives plagued by corruption, widening scandals at every turn," the Republican committee said in a release on its website, which made reference to "ziti," a code used for illicit payments according to the 2016 criminal charges.
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Earlier this summer, a similar fake Facebook account claiming to represent antifa in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania sent right-wingers—including alt-lite figure and former Navy urine analyzer Jack Posobiec—into a frenzy when it made reference to a (fake) rally planned for Gettysburg.
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It made reference to goals set forth in a statement issued by the White House to negotiate over a 90-day period structural changes by China on forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non-tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and theft, services and agriculture.
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Fans of Gilded Age political economy got a rare treat this past weekend when in the course of a rambling two-hour discourse at the Conservative Political Action Committee's annual gathering President Donald Trump made reference to the Great Tariff Debate of 1888.
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He apparently made reference to England's decision to #Brexit the European Union during the call, but he told them to "live the way you want" and holds no hard feelings, because Iceland are on to play France and England are packing their bags.
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Johnson also made reference to the settlement issue in his article, saying that a two state solution must include a viable and contiguous Palestinian state alongside a "secure Israel", and proposed seeking a peace agreement based on 1967 borders with mutual territorial swaps.
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In an op-ed piece for the local Indian Express newspaper, Yashwant Sinha, who has twice served as India's finance minister, made reference to Modi's humble roots as the son of a tea-seller while blaming his government for the weakness in growth.
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As the couple walked out of Fiola, one protester made reference to Mr. Cruz's re-election efforts in Texas, where he faces an intense challenge from the energized campaign of Representative Beto O'Rourke, an unabashed liberal running in a traditionally bright red state.
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NATIONAL An article on Thursday about disagreement between the Justice Department and the House Intelligence Committee concerning the release of a classified memo misidentified the F.B.I. official who made reference to a "secret society" in a text message the day after the election.
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"Posts on social media have made reference to involuntary celibate ('incel') extremists replicating" the shooting "at screenings of the Joker movie at nationwide theaters," according to the notice from Army Materiel Command, which was sent to service members in an email last Wednesday.
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Samsung once again made reference to the debacle at the beginning of its press conference, repeating it CES apology along with a somewhat tone-deaf video of the company's super sexy testing facility set to "Give the People What The Want" by the O' Jays.
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BEIJING, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Aluminum Corp of China , known as Chinalco, could be about to expand in the southwest of the country after two metals firms in Yunnan province made reference to the state-owned company as they flagged a possible change in ownership.
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Louie Gohmert compared Moore's situation to a death penalty case Gohmert, a Texas Republican House member, was a district court judge prior to joining Congress in 2004 and made reference to the allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct with teenagers while in his 30s against Moore.
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"While I was growing up, some books made reference to it, but it was always used in a historical context," said Ramabina Mahapa, 24, a former president of the student council at the University of Cape Town, who grew up in a rural area.
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A report from The Athletic on Monday detailed what's been termed a "fractured relationship" between Carr and his teammates and made reference to game film that appears to show Carr crying after being sacked and injuring his arm during the contest against the Seahawks.
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And so the thing that has, and I made reference to this a little while ago, the thing that I think has been very helpful for public broadcasting is that there are a lot of people around the country that really count on us.
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But Switch was a late-stage hit for the company, and the game maker also made reference to a few other placed bets that incurred cost but didn't lead immediately to huge revenue impact, including its successful Super Mario Run and Fire Emblem mobile game launches.
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Nadler also made reference to Trump spending $2628,28503 of his foundation's money to buy a football helmet signed by Tim Tebow, $22019,000 for a 6-foot portrait of himself, $100,000 to cover a legal settlement and $158,000 to settle a dispute with a charity golf tournament participant.
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At the hearing, Democrats frequently made reference to Flint children who have been exposed to lead in their drinking water, and in one of the final exchanges of the hearing, Mr. Cummings asked Mr. Snyder what those children were supposed to learn from the government failures.
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"Posts on social media have made reference to involuntary celibate ('incel') extremists replicating" the shooting "at screenings of the Joker movie at nationwide theaters," according to the notice from Army Materiel Command, which was sent to service members in an email last month, Gizmodo first reported.
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As I made reference to - people over identifying with what they do (the role they play, following the "script" written for them by parents, coaches, teachers, religion, spirituality, society, etc.) versus who they are as a human being, and the negative impact "playing an evil clown" can have.
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At the Yemen ceremony, the State Department's representative, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Jennifer Zimdahl Galt, made reference to ISIS and Al Qaeda — who have played a limited role in the destruction of cultural heritage in Yemen — but not to the main parties involved, particularly the Saudi-led coalition.
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Although the vote passed with 13 nations in favor and two, Russia and China, abstaining, several traditional US allies on the top UN panel voiced major dissatisfaction with the changes, including France, Belgium and the United Kingdom, whose representatives all made reference to the behind-the-scenes talks.
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He said that the Carter Page surveillance application, which made reference to the Steele dossier, is currently being looked at by the Department of Justice's Office of Inspector General and U.S. Attorney James Huber, who is examining conservative allegations of surveillance abuse at the FBI and the Justice Department.
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Murkowski made reference to three of Biden's biggest accomplishments as vice president, when he worked with McConnell to extend expiring tax cuts after the 28503 midterm elections, raise the debt limit in the summer of 22019 and avoid the so-called fiscal cliff at the end of 2012.
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The 25-year-old black man accused of a deadly shooting at a church near Nashville had a note in his car that made reference to revenge for the church massacre carried out by a white supremacist in Charleston, S.C., according to a report by The Associated Press.
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Alberto Melloni, the director of a liberal Catholic research institution, the John XXIII Foundation for Religious Studies in Bologna, said that in the days leading up to the speech, Francis repeatedly made reference to the saint's visit centuries ago and saw his own mission in a similar vein.
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"Posts on social media have made reference to involuntary celibate ('incel') extremists replicating" the shooting "at screenings of the Joker movie at nationwide theaters," according to the notice from Army Materiel Command, which was sent to service members in an email to service members last month, Gizmodo first reported.
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"During a recent meeting with local staff in San Francisco, I made reference to the fact that I had heard from many women's groups about the difficulty they were having with women's shelters because sometimes men would claim to be women," Carson wrote, according to The Washington Post.
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In recorded conversations with the undercover agent, he made reference to possibly attacking soldiers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and traveling overseas to join the radical militants, but he also said he did not want to kill anyone and wanted a gun to have at home only for protection from law enforcement.
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In her interview, Judy said Haim — who struggled with drug addiction for decades before dying of pneumonia at 38 in 2010 — made reference to the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of Brascia on The Two Coreys, a reality show that chronicled his life with friend and fellow child star Corey Feldman.
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"Prime Minister Lee had made reference to this history to explain how statesmanship and foresight helped to end the tragic wars that caused great suffering to the people of Indochina, and to bring about the peace and cooperation that the region enjoys today," it said, adding that Lee's references were not new.
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Within Mr. Trump's campaign, top aides over the summer made reference to the possibility of running a media holding after the election, guided by the belief that the Republican nominee would win and such a property could help bolster his agenda, according to a person with direct knowledge of those discussions, who also asked for anonymity.
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In the meantime, NBC Entertainment's chairman, Robert Greenblatt — who announced that "Hairspray" would probably be the network's next live musical — made reference to the fact that ABC is working on a "Dirty Dancing" musical and took a small victory lap at his Television Critics Association session: "If we spawned a little kind of uprising of musicals," he said, "that's great."
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But prosecutors made reference to a Russian billionaire listed by Forbes as having a net worth of $85033 billion who travels frequently to the U.S. A spokesman for Nikolaev told the Post that the billionaire had been in contact with Butina as she was launching her gun rights group between 2012 and 2014, but did not say whether he helped fund it.
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A Twitter user quipped that they "might do worse" if they were "sitting with the son of the guy who killed Kennedy" -- a reference to a bizarre 2016 campaign moment in which now-President Donald Trump made reference to a debunked conspiracy theory published in the National Enquirer that linked Cruz's father to John F. Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.
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" But Graham, while then a member of the House of Representatives in 1998, took to the floor during the Clinton impeachment proceedings and made reference to the Watergate scandal, which ended Nixon's presidency, noting that Nixon "failed" to answer a subpoena and that was "the day he was subject to impeachment because he took the power from Congress over the impeachment process away from Congress.
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According to court papers, on June 23, 2010, Buhl's boyfriend's daughter—referred to as "M" because she was underage at the time—got a call from a friend who said he saw a fake Facebook profile, under the name "Tasha Moore," that made reference to M. M immediately logged on to Facebook and used her friend's account—someone Tasha Moore had friended—to see the post.
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" Bleu also made reference to the optics of a powerful, white woman like Kardashian profiting off the work of less-powerful Black women like herself: "There is also something deeply uncomfortable about someone with Khloé's wealth and power appropriating designs and fashion directly from a Black woman with a small business without crediting her, making cheap knockoffs, and then attempting to threaten her into silence.
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While the president made reference to international terrorism and pledged to "go after" the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), he dismissed more dire concerns about the threat that the extremists pose to the U.S. "As we focus on destroying ISIL, over-the-top claims that this is World War III just play into their hands," Obama said on Tuesday, using an alternate acronym for ISIS.
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A law enforcement report said that "in sum and in no way verbatim," the note made reference to retaliation for the actions of Dylann S. Roof, the white supremacist responsible for the 2015 murders at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, according to The A.P. The killings by Mr. Roof, who was convicted last year and later sentenced to death, shocked the country.
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Duchamp first made reference to the machine célibataire (bachelor machine) apparatus in a 1913 note written in preparation for his piece "La mariée mise à nu par ses célibataires, même" ("The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even," 1915–23), which accentuates mental machines that work away on the imaginary, deconstructing the Hegelian tradition of sexual difference established as a dialectical and organic opposition of masculine and feminine.
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" —mybrokendelilah "You could say I was a pact player...""I made pacts with a bunch of female friends through school, college, and university...on my wedding day, just before the service, one girl made reference to it (the fact we had made a quote silly pact), only for two of the other girls which I also made a pact with to overhear her and state that they also had a pact...all three were shocked I went to such lengths...I was coy about it, though, and made the pacts at different ages in case one or two became off the market... You could say I was a pact player..." — ReaperBallz "We're still really young, but yeah, we want to get married.
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