WikiLeaks responded to Pompeo's comments in part by referencing a now deleted tweet he sent during the campaign referencing WikiLeaks' DNC trove.
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In terms of great moments in unexpected people referencing hip-hop culture, this is somewhere between Hillary dabbing on Ellen and Doug Collins flawlessly referencing Birdman.
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Sterling swaps referencing Sonia account for 19 percent of the market, but new contracts referencing Libor are still being written for periods going beyond 2021, however.
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Today, musicians are referencing the franchise in both overt (British rapper JME's theme song-referencing "The Very Best") and more subtle ways (Warp artist Mssingno's moniker comes from the glitch Pokémon).
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While it's unclear which study Warren is referencing, Warren's campaign did previously tell PolitiFact that she was referencing a 233 Commonwealth Fund report when she made a similar point late last year.
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" Referencing the upcoming season, Capaldi added, "We're doing epic stuff!
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Instead, she recommends referencing back to something the person said.
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What Aghdam was referencing were new rules on the platform.
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" He calls it Parent Trapping, referencing the "Lindsay Lohan classic.
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Eric Swalwell, referencing a speech Biden had given in 1987.
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But modern noir storytellers keep referencing two particular sacred texts.
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" Minaj asked, referencing her verse on Kanye's 2010 track "Monster.
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She's also upset by his tweets obliquely referencing their breakup.
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"Happy birthday Mr President," wrote Hilaria, referencing the cake's inscription.
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"You mentioned Nebbiolo," she'd say, referencing an Italian grape variety.
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But whatever report McDonnell is referencing hasn't been made public.
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"I never asked him," Johnson Sr. said referencing his son.
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"#Freebds," he wrote, referencing Mike's nickname of Big Daddy Sitch.
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" Mendes replied, referencing "I Know What You Did Last Summer.
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"And then she's referencing to a car accident," Henry says.
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H: Were you intentionally referencing any movies with Burning Cane?
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It was not immediately clear which report Trump was referencing.
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Footage referencing uck parties is also uploaded to various platforms.
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This is what Hill was referencing in her initial tweets.
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Good job Jeff...... The president was referencing charges against Reps.
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It's unclear which figure Trump is referencing in his tweet.
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"Today, I am delivering," Trump said, referencing his campaign promise.
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" Snyder is referencing a scene late in "The Force Awakens.
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The radio is referencing Lydia, who was poisoned by Walt.
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"Repping since 1869," the chain tweeted, referencing the store's founding.
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Beys," tweeted Tom Warren, referencing Beyoncé's song "Run the World.
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It evolved into wholesale referencing and sampling from other artists.
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Video of the speech Kelly was referencing disproved his claim.
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Andy Barr MORE, referencing the district's past support for Arpaio.
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He could be referencing information that is not yet public.
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I was so focused on that, [rather] than referencing anything specifically.
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Did Bob Mueller ask you why would you are referencing impeachment?
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" She continued, referencing her baby girl, "I wanna thank my daughter.
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Apparently, Hilton had favorited tweets referencing Lovato's criticism of Mariah Carey.
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He named it "Gulliver," referencing the classic travel tale Gulliver's Travels.
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The spinning wheel, referencing the extraordinary 1967 track 'Bike', reflects that.
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Whether the Drudge Report was referencing this entire saga remains unclear.
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"#libragang," Halsey added, referencing both her and Lil Wayne's astrological sign.
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"Nancy's a fighter, she won't back down," Cher said, referencing Trump.
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Me: (shouting from other room) OMG, is she referencing the Crown?!
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"My pups," she wrote — referencing the dog filters across their faces.
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Raandy is wary of whether Trump was actually referencing his tweet.
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"Could do without having songs referencing sexual assault mentioned," replied Danielle.
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It is also the third one referencing the importance of children.
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"She blocked my number," Jenelle tells the cameras, referencing her mom.
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TC: People are going to start referencing Elon Musk in raps.
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Almost all 69 Twitter pages that Google has indexed referencing lurl.
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That's a burn referencing Affleck's Batman and the upcoming solo movie.
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" Trump told the crowd, referencing Cruz's attendance at the event. "Sen.
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"They got to him," he added with a chuckle, referencing Biden.
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Hernandez and McCollough are clever designers; they like referencing clever things.
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Could this be the other next-gen Xbox Spencer was referencing?
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Bolton was not alone in infuriating Pyongyang by publicly referencing Libya.
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This one track that you're referencing, "Traitor's Gate," is about that.
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This is only Trump's second time publicly referencing the alleged tryst.
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Biden was referencing Obama's work in convening the Paris climate accord.
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Paul Gosar, a Republican from Arizona, told Cohen, referencing the poster.
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He's referencing what we already have, almost 700 miles of wall.
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"CDC's stumbled," said one official, referencing the agency's lab-testing failures.
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Both shirts are referencing the fight between the teams on Nov.
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It was not clear to Sandy which article Duffey was referencing.
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The ceremony Trump is referencing here was purely for show. 8.
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I'm not so sure he was referencing "Overjoyed" at all, honestly.
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Let's not forget how simple a computer makes it to get up multiple windows on macOS or Windows, making referencing and cross-referencing substantially easier than it is through the multitasking available on Android and iOS.
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In the mid 1960's she made drawings of tools — referencing the penis (as power) as well as the word "tool," referencing one who sucks up to those in power in order to gain access to it.
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Retailers have made some very questionable calls about Asian-referencing garb, too.
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"No one's body is '🤢'," she added, referencing the nauseated face emoji.
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The company also told employees to throw out signs referencing the brand.
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Shortly after the news broke, Rosie posted a cryptic tweet referencing family.
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"Judas!" yelled someone in the crowd, referencing a traitor of biblical proportions.
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He still called in and made some jokes, even referencing the attempt.
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At the time, she had been referencing different scripts — Arabic and Chinese.
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It was unclear what the "highest dollar in U.S. history" was referencing.
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"They've got the Barrymore gene!" she added, referencing her family's acting dynasty.
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Bernie Sanders by referencing Clinton's shifting stance on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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"I was fired from Antz," she admitted, referencing the 1998 DreamWorks film.
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Yet not all films are so explicit in referencing The Parent Trap.
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It's also impossible to examine The Inverse without referencing its recent controversy.
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Q was referencing Trump after the fact, which literally anyone can do.
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"Parker is referencing a now-famous Breitbart story titled "Global Temperatures Plunge.
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"Bone spurs?" he tweeted, referencing Trump's deferment from the Vietnam War draft.
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"They've got the Barrymore gene!" she admitted, referencing her family's acting dynasty.
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I really think we have to keep referencing the importance of humility.
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Later, she tweeted out an article from USA Today referencing her work.
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Trump doesn't name China or Huawei, but that's likely what he's referencing.
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It's more about the item itself and sort of referencing a scene.
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Lemon responded on Saturday morning, referencing Melania Trump&aposs anti-bullying campaign.
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The sheets smell like white roses, likely referencing the Tuxedo Mask's flowers.
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Watters has denied that he was referencing anything sexual with the joke.
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Referencing that meeting, Trump wished Carter well in a tweet later Monday.
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I'm referencing everything from Captain Beefheart to Jim Goad to mob mentality.
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"She's singing tomorrow," Shelton added, referencing Tuesday's live episode of The Voice.
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You can now save your tweets in bookmarks, for referencing later on.
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After a lifetime spent referencing the movies, the movies just referenced me!
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But Radiohead goes further, referencing another beloved classic about an English village.
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You know, like referencing the tiny turtles they sell on Canal Street.
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Referencing the lives of the late former President George H.W. Bush, Sen.
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"I cannot recall a client referencing their ratings in years," he said.
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The items do not include any markings or wording referencing the presidency.
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Freidman was referencing comments Abbas made Monday during a speech in Ramallah.
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The story she claimed to be referencing was, in fact, reported on.
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Mueller also charged that Stone lied about having written messages referencing Assange.
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The store designed their own articles with tempting titles referencing literary classics.
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We have no idea who they were referencing (we kid, we kid).
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Referencing last year's mass shootings at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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With the big fuzzy globes of hair, were you referencing your beehives?
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"I feel free as a bird," Andreessen added, seemingly referencing Twitter's logo.
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He frequently brings them up, sometimes referencing players by their first name.
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I think I was referencing the difference between Slanted and Crooked Rain.
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That's likely the "17B" Trump was referencing in his Monday morning tweet.
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It was not immediately clear Sunday why Trump was referencing the exchange.
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"I grew up very spiritual," she said, referencing her Serbian Orthodox grandmother.
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"I've always loved this balm," she said, referencing the Egyptian Magic cream.
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I'm referencing a lot of old music, because I wish it happened.
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Some of the celebrities even play into it, referencing their own memes.
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Musk sent two tweets, almost exactly a week apart, referencing the song.
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We are of course referencing Bitcoin as exhibit 'A' in today's market.
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"I fell completely apart," he told PEOPLE in May, referencing his firing.
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Referencing Libor in new loans should cease by the end of September.
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Earlier Saturday morning, Trump Jr. directed another tweet referencing Weinstein at Clinton.
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Yet, the approach that TfL is referencing is of an old Uber.
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"Here I am trying to emulate her!" she wrote, referencing the photo.
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In this photo series, we are mainly referencing the Sunni Muslim traditions.
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And, no, I am not totally sure what Trump is referencing here.
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It is unclear which report he was referencing when making the claim.
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"Nothing is as good," she said, referencing underwriting signals that competitors use.
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You're obviously referencing the explosive Trump dossier published by Buzzfeed in January.
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"Well after that season finale," she wrote, referencing Sunday's episode of Total Bellas.
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"Goodbye belfast," she wrote, referencing the Irish city where the show was filmed.
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Be humble," the 34-year-old tweeted, referencing Kendrick Lamar's hit track "Humble.
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"goodbye belfast," it said, referencing the Irish city where the show is filmed.
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"who made this a sexist thing?" he said, referencing comments on his remarks.
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"I'm still the same — you all moved," she responded, referencing the Democratic Party.
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Duett is referencing a video purportedly filmed by the uncle of a toddler.
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"So apparently people think I'm about to die," she said, referencing the report.
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"There's no arbitrage," the trader added, referencing potential trade routes to other regions.
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Rappers love and will probably always love referencing video games in their work.
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So we're referencing this, but we're going to create a whole new story.
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Boxer responded to the news of Cruz selecting Fiorina by referencing the merger.
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It's a topic there all the time, people are always referencing the deportees.
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She captioned the photo, "11/18/18," referencing the date of their union.
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The image bears the caption "4.26," again referencing to date of the countdown.
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These arguments are mainly referencing a study known as the Oregon Medicaid experiment.
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And in fact, I think that's what's happening, referencing what you said before.
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"I don't know what they're referencing that would result in that," Emma said.
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"She called me a convict!" de Lesseps cries, referencing one of her castmates.
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So that kind of a product you're referencing isn't a great pro desktop.
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She showed restraint and class in not joking about or referencing Melania Trump.
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Referencing O'Donnell's Theater Kids work, Estefan said the star "loves" working with children.
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She also posted a picture of the words "#FreeChyna," seemingly referencing her arrest.
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Cruise labeled the picture "FEEL THE NEED," referencing Maverick and Goose's iconic quote.
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In other words, no cross referencing between Topshop and ASDA as one example.
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"We all want to be forgiven," he added, referencing his own felony record.
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Indeed, academics have been referencing "the Smurfette Principle" for more than 25 years.
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Update: After swift backlash, Kansas on Wednesday withdrew its Dred Scott–referencing brief.
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Duterte acknowledged he erred in referencing what happened to Jewish people under Hitler.
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"The people that participate, participate wholeheartedly," she said, referencing Latinos in the state.
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"My cruella dreams are coming true," she wrote, referencing the 101 Dalmatians foe.
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George Takei deemed Swift "fearless," referencing the title of her second studio album.
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" "My understanding is the President's tweet was referencing sanctions regarding Ukraine and Syria.
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One Twitter user even referencing to the trust fall scene from Mean Girls.
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Steyer was referencing his Need to Impeach campaign to remove Trump from office.
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Trump appears to be referencing the Democratic past of Roby's runoff opponent, Rep.
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" It also includes a "#MAGA," referencing Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again.
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"He doesn't want to go through that again," Burrell said, referencing Diana's death.
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"To me, she is the example that I admire," Wintour said, referencing Obama.
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It's unclear if Mac Otakara is referencing this feature or separate upcoming capability.
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Right after being left out, Lillard released a rap track referencing the snub.
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"I needed a lot of time," she told the magazine, referencing Young's infidelity.
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On Trump's cost claim, it was unclear what the president was directly referencing.
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"Taylor Swift + Adam Wiles," Taylor Swift captioned a photo, referencing Harris' real name.
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"Lucy kicked me in bed," I said, referencing my seven-month-old daughter.
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" Referencing Chapman, she said, "She lights your fire, she makes you feel young.
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" Referencing Meredith, she said, "She lights your fire, she makes you feel young.
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The visual experiment wouldn't work, perhaps, if he were referencing more contemporary scenes.
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Why wouldn't she be calling him and referencing their recent, shared awful night?
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"Referencing his character in the film, Pitt said: "It was a difficult part.
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"We were saying, 'Savings that'll make you roarrrrr,'" referencing Perry's similarly titled song.
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They finished the segment with no attacks and no candidate referencing a rival.
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He has taken to sometimes referencing remarks by Ocasio-Cortez during his speeches.
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"I think it's totally hurt the United States," Cohn said, referencing the tariffs.
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Biden appears to be referencing a 277 report by the New York Times.
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Trump was nodding to the Washington establishment and, once again, referencing Mrs. Kennedy.
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Referencing me as 'old, I should be in a convalescent home, and geriatric.
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She received assistance naming plants, making engravings and referencing the work of others.
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Elizabeth Warren, who he derisively calls Pocahontas, referencing her rebound in the polls.
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"He is better than that," Cavuto said, referencing Trump's "nasty tweet" about McConnell.
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A clue referencing a musical note, or its equivalent, can be answered by ?
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Referencing a German sculpture from 1919, the prints' repetition insists on poverty's perpetuity.
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While her friend and The Bridge co-star Micah Schifman was tagged in the post, which seemed to be referencing their latest Saturday-night hang out, we have some suspicions that the post is referencing Kruger's relationship with ex Joshua Jackson.
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In that context, Eminem's lyrics from "The Ringer" referencing a "beef" with "media journalists" for "panning my album to death" could be referencing the TMZ reporter emailing the Secret Service, which served as the basis for them interviewing him over it.
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"Powell's done enough to convince traders he is not closing the door but leaving it ajar with regards to rate cuts referencing a weaker economy, referencing business growth and stagnating economic growth," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst with OANDA.
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"I don't know what he was referencing to, but he was doing exactly the same thing what he was complaining about," Khan told CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" when asked what Kelly was referencing during his rare press conference last week.
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Tributes to Chau began appearing on social media on Wednesday, referencing his mission work.
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Trump appears to be referencing an operation detailed last February in the Washington Post.
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"This is a little bit in the way," she said, referencing her baby bump.
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"I'm recovering from a surgery … on Monday," she added, referencing her recent sinus surgery.
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I believe that 20-page memo you&aposre referencing really -- really talks about that.
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"Rebel just for kicks," she wrote in the caption — referencing the lyrics to Portugal.
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"@FuckJerry is where I got the idea," he said, referencing the controversial meme kingpin.
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"The man in the mirror," Richie captioned the photo, referencing Michael Jackson's 1987 song.
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The documentary has her referencing a TV project falling through, which is a shame.
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In August, the hashtag #KamalaHarrisDestroyed — referencing a clash between Gabbard and Democratic candidate Sen.
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"We still need to speak face to face," he said, apparently referencing the baby.
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What's more: Even Swift conceded that Kanye referencing her in the song was complimentary.
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"It's a different culture—it's not Canada," Clamen said, referencing a difference in standards.
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Nick, an attorney, wears a racecar driver's outfit as a way of referencing Arie.
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"My mom still thinks that I'm in Westworld," she joked, referencing Newton's HBO show.
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"People's obsession with that baby..." he began, referencing the devil child from season 1.
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The jury saw other emails referencing the Telmar loan that Manafort was included on.
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"Sure, sure, that's where the focus is," another anchor responded, referencing his, uh, bulge.
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Users responded referencing foreign drone strokes and accusations about the torture of terror suspects.
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But this video of Trebek referencing Rae Sremmurd's "Lit Like Bic" and asking Jeopardy!
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There was the apple picture, referencing the food Lorelai craved when she was pregnant.
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"I should've worn that for the night," Miller said, referencing the singer's colorful outfit.
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She was referencing gang culture, but many interpreted the term as racially coded language.
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Referencing the show's plot, Spacey-as-Clinton made a zinger about Hillary's email troubles.
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"I love you on the show," she gushed, referencing Live with Kelly and Ryan!
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"I'm recovering from a surgery … on Monday," she added, referencing her recent sinus surgery.
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Some fans even started referencing their characters on the Steve Carell-headlined NBC comedy.
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I quoted the exact language referencing each Letter of Inquiry ("LOI") below the table.
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Though it doesn't name Apple, it's clear the senators are obliquely referencing the company.
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In legalese it's called "Auer deference" referencing a 1997 case called Auer v. Robbins.
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"I'm not The Undertaker," he cracks, referencing the nickname of the iconic WWE performer.
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" However, an hour later, presumably referencing his brother's lack of response, Liam tweeted "Cmon.
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"HARRY IS A BLINK CONFIRMED," the tweeter wrote, referencing the name for BLACKPINK fans.
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When the Gilmore Girls Instagram account shared a photo referencing Jess, commenters went wild.
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Early Thursday morning, Rebecca also posted a message on Facebook referencing her husband's suicide.
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Since then, he has only doubled down on this rhetoric, frequently referencing El Chapo.
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While episodes of the show are often titled with names referencing video files, like .
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The sommelier said he used to work at the restaurant Simon is price-referencing.
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He doesn't know what she's talking about because she's referencing what 2020 Jonas says.
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"Another Green World," Bourdain captioned the photo, referencing British musician Brian Eno's album title.
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Referencing the James interview as well as the water-safety crisis in Flint, Mich.
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She even got shaded by Kellyanne Conway, after referencing her Bowling Green Massacre mistake.
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As for being "used" ... he says he was specifically referencing Blexit, and that's it.
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His newer work, referencing relationships with men, reflected the changes in his personal life.
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Mike Quigley (D-Ill.), referencing Mulvaney's previous role as a member of the House.
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Clinton responded to the president on Twitter by referencing Trump's much-discussed "covfefe" tweet.
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It also seems like a total work of art, with everything referencing everything else.
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Referencing her long history with drug and alcohol addiction, Osbourne spoke from firsthand experience.
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Detractors responded by making fun of Cosby on Twitter with memes referencing the allegations.
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Its seven tracks slap harder than anything referencing Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic should.
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Referencing negative comments made by some Republican senators about the suggested bill, Democratic Sen.
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The White House later claimed that he was referencing rising crime rates in Sweden.
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"Attack the nail!" they shout, referencing the exact middle of the free-throw line.
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"How to make America great again," says another, referencing Trump's 2016 presidential campaign slogan.
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More specific videos can be called up, as well, by referencing them by name.
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A week before Thursday's video, Jenner shared the inspirational throwback photo she's been referencing.
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"He loved language," says Moon, referencing her brother being named after his mother's toenail.
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"I don't think we've got to change anything," Crosby said, referencing St. Louis' style.
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"And go to Wilmer when it's done," he adds, referencing Mueller's former law firm.
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Two days ago, Rose posted a photo with a caption referencing her famous doppelgänger.
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"They're making a machine out of me," Paul told Business Insider, referencing his trainers.
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We found multiple tables with different shirts referencing everything from old movies to brands.
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"I've heard that the third one has … very little credibility," Trump said, referencing Swetnick.
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Cook was likely referencing numbers reported earlier this month in PayPal's second-quarter earnings.
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Lahren was referencing remarks made by Michelle Obama at a rally in Las Vegas.
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Cuban was referencing an article by the Young Entrepreneurial Council (YEC), published on Youtern.
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"I am mostly also a germaphobe," she explained, referencing her disdain for casual sex.
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It used to be done by workers referencing paper-based, bounded collection of directions.
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"I really wish it worked," Shover said, referencing medical marijuana and the opioid crisis.
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There's no credit to the "tribes" it's referencing, no notes about paying homage, nada.
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Cheers for referencing J.Lo while on a boat, jeers for being out of focus.
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The comedian also busted out meteorology to sway the court -- referencing super typhoon Nepartak.
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"I know there are corporates asking for overnight Sonia referencing loans," Schooling Latter said.
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Trump could be referencing the Christmas market truck attack in Berlin that killed 12.
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Kushner said the country faces serious challenges, referencing the economy, terrorism and trade deficits.
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Instead, the sources said he was referencing a Washington Post story published Wednesday night.
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Baskin-Robbins will serve new flavors referencing the program's Scoops Ahoy ice cream parlor.
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"Daddy, another one," Asahd also says in the video, referencing his father's famous tagline.
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"She gives it to me and my husband," he said, referencing husband Michael Turchin.
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"You saw we ended the Iran disaster," Trump said, referencing the Iran Nuclear Deal.
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You know, the Duffers don't like to admit what they're referencing too head-on.
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In his tweet Thursday, Trump was referencing a controversy surrounding Blumenthal's 2010 Senate campaign.
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"Miss you saying, 'Bonjourno principessa/reina'" Vanessa wrote ... referencing Kobe's ability to speak Italian.
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"Double tap," Instagram wrote, referencing how users can like a photo on their platform.
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Jameela Jamil also mourned Flack on Twitter, referencing tabloid headlines about the former host.
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"That's all, folks," he declares, referencing a line from Paul in a previous episode.
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It was unclear to whom Trump was specifically referencing but former Defense Secretary Gen.
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In 2013, Forbes published an article referencing her then-relationship with golfer Tiger Woods.
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"The decisions are based very much on local issues," she said, before referencing Bevin.
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"I've seen the tweet about tapes," he said, referencing the May tweet from Trump.
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"Heidi Klum — sadly, she's no longer a 10," Trump says, referencing the super model.
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"Remember #thisisabouthumanity," she wrote in the caption, referencing the campaign she tagged along with.
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" When some shouted "Jill would be great!" referencing Biden's wife, he responded, "She would!
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Referencing me as "old, I should be in a convalescent home, and geriatric". Really?
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Harris quickly shot back at Trump, referencing the scandal surrounding his dealings with Ukraine.
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She was referencing a phrase used by White House strategist Steve Bannon in February.
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"Uh … neowww, but what people speculate is incorrect referencing," Mr. Wiseau wrote on Reddit.
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It ends referencing an Easter egg we saw in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Bob Corker (R-TN), who is supportive of Kavanaugh, said, referencing his Democratic colleagues.
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"There is no obligation under EU law, for a search engine operator who grants a request for de-referencing made by a data subject... to carry out such a de-referencing on all the versions of its search engine," the court said.
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The report "becomes a self-referencing echo chamber," he said at the meeting on Thursday.
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"She had significant health issues," Anderson confirmed, referencing the actress' struggles with endometriosis and OCD.
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The climate change page is gone, as are a number of links referencing climate change.
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The "Girls" creator was referencing two characters brought onto the show for the 2018 revival.
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Kourt kept referencing her mom during the process and talking about getting input from her.
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The emcee was referencing the removal of the swimsuit competition, according to The Boston Globe .
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Graffiti referencing the New Zealand mass shooting was discovered at the scene of that fire.
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It was not clear which of the two named suspects the police chief was referencing.
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Thank you, next!" the mother of two added, referencing Ariana Grande's song "thank you next.
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Replied Teigen, referencing her musician husband's given last name, "But then he'd be Stephen Stephens!"
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Replied Teigen, referencing her musician husband's given last name, "But then he'd be Stephen Stephens!"
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"We should get a return on every dollar we spend," Scott said, referencing taxpayer money.
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"I'm supposed to be babysitting at Coachella next weekend," she joked, referencing Yoncé's headlining slot.
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"Figuring out what the Kominsky Method is," joked one user, referencing the nominated comedy series.
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The Houston Chronicle wrote that the "verdict doesn't end the battle," referencing the upcoming election.
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"Or we're just that slow," Rick concludes, referencing the notoriously long delay between their seasons.
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Momoa also added a clever joke at the end, referencing both of his home states.
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You piece of shit, fucking Mohamed Atta?" referencing one of the 9/11 hijackers. "What?
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"He initially attempted to justify Director Comey's dismissal by referencing the Clinton investigation," she said.
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The first mascot, a peregrine falcon, was named Mach 1, referencing the speed of sound.
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The source said investigators made the link after cross-referencing case files after the attack.
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By referencing the Lucasfilm logo, Imaginary Forces is instantly projecting us back to the 1980s.
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"Ok, this kid had a formula ... im on to u..." she writes, referencing the animals.
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Some users lamented the losses, referencing the impact it could have on their bottom line.
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The Fed makespolicy by referencing the actual rate of unemployment and the expected rate ofinflation.
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"Caterin' is from Giorgio Baldi, Robyn's favorite," Drake says, referencing Rihanna's real name, Robyn Fenty.
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Friday's news follows teasers Styles shared this past weekend referencing an April 7 release date.
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Beckham, 123, added the hashtag #FriendshipNeverEnds, referencing the song "Wannabe," and tagged her former bandmates.
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She deleted her alternate account, the hacked posts and Snapchats referencing her fight with Kardashian.
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We were referencing the Stooges a couple of years before people like Mark Arm were.
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"We're talking about Humboldt weed," Dunst told Kimmel, referencing the county where they filmed Woodshock.
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"So apparently people think I'm about to die," she said on Instagram, referencing the report.
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"I got the cyruses in the back," he captioned the post, referencing the song's lyrics.
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People have been creating memes referencing it with Hillary Clinton's name on the Oscars card.
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Could Google be working on some unannounced project with Beijing that Dunford is coyly referencing?
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When I walk past the next Iron Maiden without investigating it, I'm referencing that decision.
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Still, Charles says Kap is "doing great things" off the field -- referencing Colin's social activism.
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"Jackson never used these," Cooper joked in reply, referencing his rebel character in the film.
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"Think of what the press has done in the United States," she said, referencing Watergate.
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"We've started nipping it in the bud," he declared, referencing crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.
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Pishevar said the rope was meant to symbolize a cowboy's lasso, referencing BamBrogan's outlaw attitude.
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He refused to say more, but added that the former leader was not referencing China.
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Next up: "Party in the U.S.A.," everyone's favorite Jay Z-referencing, bubblegum-pop teen anthem.
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Model Sarah McDaniel is on the selfie and Snapchat-referencing cover of the March issue.
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Why Black Kate Moss instead of referencing black supermodels like Naomi Campbell or Tyra Banks?
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Sanders: I'm not aware of the attorney general's comments or what he would be referencing.
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"#BeBest," Brazile added, referencing first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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"It's an incredible thing," Trump added, referencing roadblock protests against him in Arizona on Saturday.
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And for surprise, there's "and I oop," referencing a video of drag queen Jasmine Masters.
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" He added, referencing Bayless, "It's no longer a show between two religious points of view.
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Contrast that to the accused, who can defend themselves, Katz said, referencing Michigan Democratic Rep.
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"Same Energy," the video game-referencing visuals for which we're premiering now, are no different.
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Interestingly, Google uncovered the Russian ads on its platform by cross referencing Twitter's firehose data.
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Welcome to the Jungle has been slowly but surely referencing hundreds of startups in Paris.
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Explains Ferrin, they both found themselves referencing movies and YouTube videos in their digital conversations.
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Multiple internal schedules and news alerts were sent by public affairs staff referencing Fagre's involvement.
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This cross-referencing resulted in unprecedented precision when measuring Cepheid variable stars in distant galaxies.
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It's been happening since Lady Gaga's "Billie Jean"-referencing "The Edge of Glory" in 2011.
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Last year's exhibition was titled "Morphosis," referencing gradual but important adaptations that often go unnoticed.
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Perhaps Carrington is referencing them all, or creating her own iconography for an invented religion.
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" But in referencing Britons, he said: "Those are my kind of people; I understand them.
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" Wilson said the company's compliance team is searching for noncompliant claims "including those referencing coronavirus.
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"Mini Mike, you're easy," Trump posted as a caption, referencing his derogatory nickname for Bloomberg.
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"Le Bernardin at 5 o'clock," he said, pointing to his watch, referencing their glacial pace.
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"Read the report," she said, referencing a document with intelligence relating to the Soleimani conversation.
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James Risch of Idaho in a tweet Friday, referencing some drama from the night before.
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She's not the only person who has received intense backlash for referencing Bryant's rape case.
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But do you remember the OMB correspondence remembering or referencing the quote inter-agency process?
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For example, the company could prohibit referencing the president in sales meetings or marketing materials.
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"The President was referencing his March 1 telephone call with President Moon," the official said.
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One Democrat responded by referencing Mr. Gaetz's arrest on charges of driving under the influence.
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I like writing clues that tie into one another in ways beyond traditional cross-referencing.
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"Beck Fails At Poetry Reading" is referencing Beck's cringeworthy open-mic performance during season one.
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"That's a curious thing to be doing," Scarborough said, referencing President Trump's attacks on Sen.
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Tillerson said more work must be done "to defeat this enemy," referencing the terrorist group.
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"Because they say they like that that I fought it," he added, referencing his supporters.
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He also insisted that his campaign "will not be about the other guy," referencing Hunter.
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In making those beats, were you referencing any sort of grime or dancehall type stuff?
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"The frown is the most common area," she said, referencing the space between the eyebrows.
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"I come from a long line of matriarchs," she said, referencing her First Nations background.
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"Sweet Chin Music, easy," Israel says ... referencing Shawn Michaels' famous boot-to-the-face attack.
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For Lucente, an artist continuously referencing place within her work, it was a dream come true.
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Another promising new business is smart glasses, which Apple has begun referencing in its patent applications.
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He could be referencing any number of people, the list growing as quickly as his paranoia.
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Roger Black's minimalist design looks perfectly midcentury—a fitting style for pins referencing past political figures.
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Roger Black's minimalist design looks perfectly midcentury—a fitting style for pins referencing past political figures.
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I keep referencing them because I feel like we don't have to start from the bottom.
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Rockets fans began posting a string of one-star reviews, many referencing the two basketball teams.
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I consider this cross-referencing method to be the most likely, since it is the easiest.
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Deb Fischer, a Republican from Nebraska referencing the defense authorization bill that's on the floor now.
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"[The poll] doesn't reflect the current events or atmosphere," he said, referencing the standoff in Oregon.
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The actress began her speech by referencing the alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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He responded by referencing a meme used to disparage Syrian refugees and other groups of people.
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"Man, let's drop it tomorrow night," Grande tweeted at Monét on Wednesday, referencing their new single.
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"It's still down about 35% from those all-time highs," Nathan noted, referencing the above chart.
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"I'm sure at some point we'll need the whole thing," she said, referencing the baby products.
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Concluding the solemn clip, the actor laments, "He's really gone," stoically referencing his once-substantial mustache.
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A single tweet won her a flood of responses referencing ovens, work camps, greed, and Satan.
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"Jackson never used these," Cooper, 44, joked in reply, referencing his rebel character in the film.
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We've got people sadly, but appropriately referencing The Devil Wears Prada, discussing what needs to change.
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Cross-referencing WHOIS data is a good way to find broader criminal activity and prevent attacks.
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"Adrienne and I thank you for your continued prayers and support," he continued, referencing his wife.
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He's likely referencing how the FBI used secret surveillance and an informant to monitor Trump aides.
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"That's my game," Bledsoe told reporters, referencing that he can be an asset in many ways.
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Most of the time, this is successful, as apparently happened in the case you are referencing.
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The rest is not our business,'" she replies, referencing a line from T.S. Eliot's "East Coker.
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"I really hope Kelly & Ryan are a real thing," another fan added, referencing their Office characters.
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"Rumor mills abound… knock it off!" she began in her post, referencing one particular split report.
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" Referencing Jordan Peele's Golden Globe-nominated Get Out, he added, "You live in the Sunken Place.
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Officials have since said that statements made by both men referencing the inflated number aren't true.
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On Friday morning, President Donald Trump dropped a seemingly random tweet, referencing a wonky legal blog.
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There are so many ways to criticize President Trump that don't involve referencing traumatic sexual assaults.
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Variety also found that code already running on Chromecast devices includes snippets referencing game-streaming integration.
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In Season 63, the Red Priestess Kinvara terrified Varys by just vaguely referencing what he heard.
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"Thank you all for the kind words," Ohanian wrote on Twitter, before referencing his Armenian heritage.
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Code referencing something called PC Surveillance System PSS was "all over the spyware code," Marczak said.
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"Competitive integrity is always number one," Bardolph said, before referencing an example from that very tournament.
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"I was going for that, like, Frenchie at the dance vibe," Sophie wrote, seemingly referencing Grease.
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" In another email referencing the Broncos quarterback, Brady wrote, "I've got another 7 or 163 years.
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Wasser also requested phone records from Amber showing any phone records referencing domestic violence since 2015.
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Kobach pioneered a national cross-referencing system for states to check their voter rolls for overlaps.
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The White House did not confirm to CNBC whether Trump was referencing that book deal specifically.
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"If they only knew," wrote the head of due diligence at Goldman Sachs, referencing the report.
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She was referencing a photo she posted months before that, which also brought up some heat.
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But the White House rejected its plea, referencing the 29 Supreme Court case of Texas v.
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"I got f—ing whiplash from that ending," tweeted someone else, referencing the abrupt death mention.
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Shortly after, they exchanged flirty Twitter messages and Slate began referencing her "boyfriend" on social media.
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Tequila wrote "Seig [sic] heil" in the tweet, referencing the salute Nazis used at political rallies.
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The new trailer has very little to offer beyond a single shot referencing the 1996 film.
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Although we now know what that man was referencing, his statement brings up even more questions.
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Axe seeks ultimate destruction, referencing poison-tipped arrows that go through one person to kill another.
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"Like Ned, I promised I wouldn't tell" Siri offers in another, referencing Snow's beheaded adopted father.
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They're referencing that band, they're talking about making love, it's a disco track: it's sexy disco.
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He was referencing legislation passed expressing "profound regret" for lynchings in Virginia between 85033 and 1950.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith about her comments referencing a "public hanging" and suggested her apology should suffice.
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Senator Sherrod Brown called Facebook "dangerous" during the hearing, referencing the social media giant's past controversies.
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"We're not going to say 'no' because his name is on it," he added, referencing legislation.
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He has often raised the issue while referencing Amazon and its CEO and founder, Jeff Bezos.
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He's specifically referencing the talks between North Korea and South Korea over the past week. 19.
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"You've got to speak to Jeff Sessions about that," Trump replied, referencing his US attorney general.
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"You're Amal," Amy Schumer hilariously wrote in the comments section of Cazzie's photo, referencing Amal Clooney.
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"Here lies No. 45," the marker on the grave reads, referencing Trump as the 45th president.
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Bernice King criticized Mark Zuckerberg for referencing the civil rights leader in his speech on Thursday.
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It really comes down to doing your research and a whole lot of price cross-referencing.
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In speeches, he's now more directly referencing his eight years with Barack Obama as a defense.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, constantly referencing other people's highlight reels on social media is associated with depression.
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Part of the crowd at a Trump rally in Michigan started chanting "AOC sucks," referencing Rep.
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"Well, it's not gluten-free, dairy-free, air-free," Khloé quipped back, referencing Kourtney's restrictive diet.
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"So that makes me a 'Batista,'" a pun referencing the US-backed dictator ousted by Castro.
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Theoretically, cross-referencing that kind of information with hotel and travel records could yield intelligence benefits.
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WD2 doesn't only stop delving into this territory, it stops even referencing that it ever did.
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"The Trump administration threw that project a lifeline," said Reynolds, referencing the reopening an environmental assessment.
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The rave scene is an open-source experience referencing the spiritual in a non-direct way.
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MacFarlane created his brand of fourth-wall-breaking, pop-culture-referencing style of comedy in 1999.
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Attorney Aleen Khanjian was referring to the various videos Tyrese has posted, referencing Norma and Shayla.
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The post suggested the developers had no idea their game was referencing an ancient sexual meme.
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"We're an industry that keeps changing," she said, referencing shifts in consumer demand, regulation and competition.
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"We've been through this before," he said, referencing the Obama administration's work on H1N1 and Ebola.
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So I feel like referencing something like Netflix or Whole Foods brings a lot with it.
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"Make yourself at home, Frank — hit somebody," Rickles snarked, referencing the performer's known penchant for violence.
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He might prove this by casually referencing the former wide receiver Wallace Wright (career receptions: eight).
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Our entire hallway [in the production department] was blanketed with these fills referencing iconic rom-coms.
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"Uh is tim Burton directing this," asked Andy Signore on Twitter, referencing her "Edward Scissorhands" look.
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"I can't jump in front of the microphone and push him down," Fauci said, referencing Trump.
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"We have turned Israel into a superpower," he said, referencing the economy, security, and foreign relations.
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App Annie shared the below statement, referencing the root certificate installations mentioned in the BuzzFeed article.
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The safe in which Jason Mendoza suffocated was a "Swanson" safe, referencing the character Ron Swanson.
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Lee cited Trump's repeated referencing of conspiracy theories in his public statements as a troubling sign.
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" She continued, referencing the negotiators: "Is there a place where enhanced fencing, Normandy fencing, would work?
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"Sorry you got Bono Mono," she tweeted, referencing mononucleosis, which is often called "the kissing disease."
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"The 'United States' is not holding any ISIS detainees," McGurk continued, referencing the White House statement.
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"Appreciate the concerns here," Shakir tweeted, referencing a viral tweet that screenshotted the woman's LinkedIn page.
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Even a cursory search for tweets directed at Rubin show several posts referencing the misconduct allegations.
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"Roger stone this, Roger stone that," Stone wrote to Credico, referencing a line from the movie.
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I expect a lot of people will be referencing this piece in the years to come.
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"I..I look like melania," she wrote, referencing First Lady of the United States Melania Trump.
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"See you in the streets this Friday!" referencing the ongoing climate strikes she has been leading.
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"The good book tells us if you owe debts, pay debts," Pence said, referencing the Bible.
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"Know that you are an essential part of this country," Trudeau said, referencing Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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The band's Hawkwind-worshipping, Stooges-referencing debut, Black Magic Boogieland, is out now on TeePee Records.
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During the On the Run tour, Beyoncé began obliquely referencing rumors of Jay-Z's infidelity onstage.
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Behar was referencing the fake "Bowling Green massacre" made-up by Trump's notorious adviser, Kellyanne Conway.
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We were talking about them all and engaging with each other, referencing Hieronymous Bosch and Sgt.
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"Currently, there is no obligation under EU law, for a search engine operator who grants a request for de-referencing made by a data subject... to carry out such a de-referencing on all the versions of its search engine," the European Court of Justice (CJEU) said.
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"John Wick needs your help," it continues, referencing a popular character skin in the battle royale game.
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A Disney official declined to comment specifically on the report, instead referencing its statement from June 17.
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Sharapova later commented on the shot saying, "Your photographer is better than mine 🤷🏼♀️," jokingly referencing herself.
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So, we started referencing old '80s and '90s football kits: great patterns, geometric shapes, and bold colors.
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Namely, DeFranco claims YouTube was still serving ads on a Jimmy Kimmel clip also referencing the tragedy.
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The $50 billion Son was referencing is tied to that fund, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"We're going to be eating our own dogfood," he said, referencing an industry practice of product testing.
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"Aside from last year, best year ever!" he tweeted, likely referencing his 2015 marriage to Hartsock Siegfried.
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Eagle-eyed fans immediately noticed Penelope's designer shoes and started referencing the price tag: a cool $400.
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Kjellberg also makes a joke about genocide, referencing the multiple controversies he's had over anti-Semitic content.
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The account also hammered in some pretty choice hashtags when referencing Cohen, including #pitbull, #StarProtector, and #SaysWho.
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"Stella, this is for you," Moore began the video, referencing the British designer of her maroon dress.
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Hastert has apologized for "misconduct" in relation to the case without explaining what wrongdoing he was referencing.
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However, several outlets, including Vanity Fair, could not pinpoint exactly which John Wayne film Biden was referencing.
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And certainly there are things about the cinematic language of this movie that are referencing old cinema.
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"I joined Instagram because of Once Upon a Farm," she said, referencing her organic baby food company.
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Or is he referencing a vision he had in the flames, or the Mountain's current undead status.
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"There's no Dungeon Finder," Gonzalez said, referencing a feature added in the Burning Crusade expansion in 2007.
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Speculation about new N.E.R.D material ramped up when posters referencing the group's name appeared earlier this week.
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It's hidden at the bottom of the items menu as a purple item, referencing its supposed rareness.
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"Um … this is not another Matt situation, I know that," Portwood said, referencing ex-fiancé Matt Baier.
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I mean, the blog post I'm referencing, Jeremy Burge, he's a big deal in the emoji world.
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The Inglewood native takes the crown on "Wishing" by virtue of referencing R Kelly's sex music masterpiece.
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"Dragging out the birthday," she wrote, playfully referencing the fact that Shelton's actual birthday was on Tuesday.
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Trump appeared to be referencing 2013 reports that Obama had approved tapping Merkel's phone calls in 2010.
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Clinton thanked Cuban for his endorsement after the introduction, referencing the reality TV star throughout her speech.
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Some of the works in The Black Side subtly look into the future while referencing the past.
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Referencing a specific block starts with the east-west numbering followed by the north-south street name.
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Examples of data that will be available include:Cross-referencing the number of cops in an area vs.
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An official said an analysis issued Tuesday erred in referencing the Brexit vote in the past tense.
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"You know, you've got three of the most beautiful specimens," the actress said, referencing his three daughters.
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"Water towers *can* fly," he joked in a tweet, referencing Starhopper's likeness to a cylindrical water tank.
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On top of all that, he gave her a locket referencing her character in their Disney film.
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That's not only an extremely corny platitude — it's also my extremely corny pun referencing her new tattoo.
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Companies use a range of data to calculate the payouts, with many referencing the firm's share price.
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"Bethenny looks very happy, she's got a guy in Boston," she said, referencing Frankel's boyfriend Paul Bernon.
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Messages included "You are more than enough" and "Still I rise," referencing a poem by Maya Angelou.
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"The truth is we already have a plan," Sanders said, referencing his 2013 proposal for expanding Medicare.
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On the right side of the text, there's a floral design directly referencing Meghan and Harry's union.
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Not intentionally referencing the famous work, Polyudova says she was working with concepts involved in stop animation.
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Various techniques and representational styles, referencing both art and computer graphics, were mixed together to achieve this.
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" Referencing President Donald Trump, he said, "There's been a lot of talk about building big, beautiful walls.
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With practice, and while referencing my journal, I played around with the heat on the gas stovetop.
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"She has got it so documented," he said at a rally in August, referencing Melania's immigration history.
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" Referencing the diverse winners of the night, Cranston added, "I embrace and rejoice in what's happening here.
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"Now, as always, the public would benefit from more information," Reid said, referencing the three-paragraph letter.
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"All in all, it was pretty good," said David, referencing the practice, at a recent press conference.
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"It is not pretty," he wrote on Facebook, referencing how the house was moved by the surge.
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" — Jennifer Hershey A relevant concept is "Doublethink," and this is the quote that I'm referencing: "In memory.
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"I will be the nominee of my party," Clinton is then heard saying, referencing a May interview.
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UK transport group National Express agreed the first bilateral corporate loan referencing Sonia via NatWest in June.
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"For me, I'm all about family and all of us," she said, referencing her mom and siblings.
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But after referencing cost-benefit analysis, the agency makes clear its methodology is a totally different beast.
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This summer, Trump questioned if the process was favoring Amazon, referencing complaints from Oracle, IBM and Microsoft.
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Or Johnny Depp saying it's time for another actor to assassinate the president, referencing John Wilkes Booth?
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He has repeatedly called the U.S.'s current laws "pathetic" and "a joke" when referencing the caravan.
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"Well, let's take St. Petersburg Economic Forum, for instance," Putin said, referencing an annual event for bigwigs.
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Trump's comments about making "changes" were referencing the new provision on family separation, multiple sources told CNN.
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"America does not need to become great again," he added at the time, referencing Trump's campaign slogan.
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And the No. 4 search was "election results," likely referencing the midterm elections in the United States.
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First Shelby stretched his arms out wide, leading reporters to guess he was referencing the border wall.
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Instead, the transcript notes Mateen calling himself "an Islamic soldier" and repeatedly speaking Arabic and referencing God.
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Prince Alwaleed also cited reports that Trump had deleted some of his posts on Twitter referencing Muslims.
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The Elder Scrolls remains locked in a Morrowind-shaped prison, doomed to keep referencing itself for eternity.
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He has called current U.S. immigration laws "pathetic" and "a joke" when referencing the group of migrants.
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Judge Sullivan was specifically referencing to Flynn's ties to Russia — with which we are not at war.
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And yet, we're still pretty squeamish when it comes to directly referencing that time of the month.
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Trump is referencing a Daily Caller report from last month on the political makeup of Mueller's team.
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That includes any videos from news outlets referencing the Momo challenge, or those from other YouTube creators.
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" –in Freddy's Revenge, referencing someone he'd already killed "You think you was gonna get away from me?...
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"I've really had my mind set on Hillary," he said, referencing Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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"Seig [sic] heil," she wrote in the tweet, referencing the salute used by Nazis at political rallies.
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He and Warren have repeatedly tangled over Twitter and in a series of addresses referencing one another.
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"This is not a snow day," Bitton said, referencing an article he wrote by the same name.
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At first, the plot point seems dropped in almost at random, with Tig referencing it in passing.
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I think a lot of the time I end up lifting a line or referencing [a book].
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"It was just like Hitch," he says, referencing the Will Smith movie about a professional date doctor.
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" Referencing to the exhibition's title, The Cleaner, she said that it encompasses a "very personal, deep history.
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Its follow-up, Mouth Silence, avoided referencing the band in favor of concentrating on other '290s earworms.
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Trump made his stunning allegation Saturday morning, apparently referencing an article from the conservative news site Breitbart.
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Her repeated explanation to Adam, "There's more to this," is referencing the entire hidden football club backstory.
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"Can't wait for you to nurse me after," he told Bensimon, 51, referencing his upcoming shoulder surgery.
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The RAND study that McIntyre (a former Vox contributor) is referencing was conducted back in the 1970s.
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Several used flattened bicycle tire tubes, flayed and hung, referencing her father's factory, which had gone bankrupt.
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According to Comey, Trump had said "I hope you can let this go" referencing the Flynn investigation.
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"Now you have Syndey with worse air pollution than Delhi," said Dubey, referencing India's abhorrent air quality.
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"Some of our students chose their professions referencing Marion," Professor Dwork said in an interview on Thursday.
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Unlike previous years, the Games also refrained from referencing the country's nuclear weapons program during the performance.
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Trump did send a few tweets referencing the 24/21 anniversary -- although they were decidedly self-referential.
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"Johnson & Johnson and Janssen chose billions over children," they added, referencing the subsidiary that produces the drug.
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O.A.T., again' is referencing the small-minded concept of history that you're the Greatest of All Time.
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Referencing those recent attacks, Esper said Thursday that "the game has changed," according to The Associated Press.
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"This guy Podesta's a nasty guy," Trump said, referencing Clinton's campaign chairman, whose email account was hacked.
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Earlier in the week, Qihoo 360 reportedly deleted a tweet referencing a similar flaw in Internet Explorer.
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It's going to be hard, cross referencing all these (factors) ... Why not use a land-based cart?
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The mistaken stories appeared to be referencing a bombing at a religious shrine that happened in 2015.
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"Instead of investigating President Trump, they should go to Bellevue," Giuliani said, referencing the Manhattan psychiatric ward.
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" Referencing that meeting, Love said Monday that "this thing was set to fail right when it started.
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Cross-referencing seemingly inconsequential data from different sources helps companies build detailed and powerful profiles of individuals.
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There's even an Easter egg tucked into Tesla's software referencing the modified DMC-12 Doc Brown uses.
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"Our brother never left the 'hood," Farrahan said during Thursday's service before referencing the rival gangs' colors.
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That joke about Chicken Street, referencing a shopping hub in Kabul, was as old as I was.
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Nelson has said he was referencing information that was classified, and he has not provided more details.
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I'm only referencing him because his letters to the committee to update his testimony [are] out there.
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"Let's all mobilize," Lee shouted, referencing the coming presidential election as he accepted the adapted screenplay award.
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In later years, when referencing his costume, he would just shake his head and roll his eyes.
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He mentions Orson Welles' expansive filming techniques, referencing scenes in movies like Touch of Evil as inspiration.
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One hacking tool contained the message "FUCK ANY AV" – referencing their victims' reliance on anti-virus software.
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"From my older brothers I got introduced to rap," he tells me, referencing Doggystyle, NERD and 213.
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"Adrienne and I thank you for your continued prayers and support," he tweeted in October, referencing his wife.
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The first official reaction to Christie was a Tweet from the Clinton campaign snidely referencing Christie's "Bridgegate" scandal:
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"A lot of the clues were about my beloved, my husband who passed away," she added, referencing Evans.
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"What does he have to lose?" the tagline asked, not-so-subtly referencing Underwood's much-talked-about virginity.
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Ryan Zinke a series of questions about his views on sexual assault -- referencing specifically comments made by Trump.
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That makes it the first suggestion that screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan isn't above referencing famous lines of Han dialogue.
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Trump tweeted Friday morning that Cohen was "lying to reduce his jail time!" without directly referencing BuzzFeed's report.
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They sometimes call him "father" or "brother" or "cousin," referencing their relationships with the elder who passed away.
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Referencing Flynn's provocative tweets, which strongly endorsed Trump throughout the campaign season, Chertoff pushed for big-picture analysis.
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Unclear if the report is referencing the video obtained by TMZ Sports, but the description is very similar.
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That user—"rekcahxfb," or "BFX hacker" backwards, referencing the name of the hacked exchange, Bitfinex—proved everybody wrong.
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"Laugh, cry, think," Morgan says as we settle in for our interview, referencing Jim Valvano's 1993 ESPY speech.
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She captioned the photo, "The man in the mirror," referencing Michael Jackson's 1987 song of the same name.
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"I live my life as an N=1," he told Gizmodo, referencing research studies with just one subject.
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She captioned the photo, "The man in the mirror," referencing Michael Jackson's 1987 song of the same name.
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"Most recently Christian [Bale] and Chris [Nolan] who made brilliant movies," he said, referencing Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy.
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"Pendleton love birds❤️," Hudson, 38, wrote, presumably referencing the company known for its woolen blankets and clothing.
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"It was a situation where my daughter, her health, her safety was in danger," Eason said, referencing Ensley.
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Perhaps it is lost in translation, but Macron may been referencing the heavy security around the president's family.
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"Different colors on me I don't wanna match," she captioned the post, referencing a line in the song.
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Don't expect that to stop Alphabet execs from referencing Waymo on the company's earnings call later this month.
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Now all we need is a selfie of Ratajkowski and Kardashian, wearing their self-referencing clothing in tandem.
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"It could be Mariah jokes, Kim jokes," Cannon said, referencing Kardashian West and his ex-wife, Mariah Carey.
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"In the book, Margaret calls it the new normal," says Moss, referencing the source novel's author, Margaret Atwood.
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Javier Bardem's character is emerging from a backround of fire, possibly referencing the Christian devil or a dragon.
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" Burisma is the company that hired former Vice President Joe Biden's son Hunter, instead of referencing "the company.
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Remember, this is a series with two rape scenes, multiple Polaroid photos referencing other assaults, and a suicide.
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If someone mentions a dream machine, they might be referencing the beloved, discontinued line of Sony clock radios.
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Kanye West never told Taylor he was going to use the term 'that b**ch' in referencing her.
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"Channing is one lucky dude," added yet another one of the singer's supporters, referencing her boyfriend, Channing Tatum.
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Before Election Day, Irish low-cost airline Ryanair was referencing themes from the campaign trail in its ads.
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"Marcia Marcia Marcia!" wrote Bass, 39, on Instagram Saturday, referencing a famous line from the beloved American sitcom.
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It was a weird post-modern, post-entertainment world, where everyone was referencing things I didn't necessarily get.
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He said the "battle for Baghouz is over," referencing the last town held by ISIS in eastern Syria.
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My comments are not politically motivated," Belichick said, referencing what he called his "friendship and loyalty to Donald.
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Of course, Alexa Chung has been championing the style for years, often referencing her muse Jane Birkin's fringe.
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In most tweets referencing the frozen accounts, users seem perturbed as to why their transactions raised red flags.
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Once inside, guests walked through a room filled with inflatable balloon clouds (referencing Stormi's name) and carnival rides.
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Referencing the fact that her son already has a love of nature, she also added the hashtag #plantbaby.
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Clarke was referencing Google's contract with the Defense Department, which expired earlier this year and was not renewed.
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"I have plans to create the ICONNic music festival," Ja Rule said confidently, referencing his new app ICONN.
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"It's my little CBS Radford apartment," she says, referencing the Los Angeles studio where the show is filmed.
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"Tonight is a true victory for women" Aguilera said backstage later, referencing the historic moment of the show.
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The image she is referencing shows an emaciated polar bear with hardly any fur covering its bony frame.
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"It's clear that they were referencing celestial objects," Mirza says of the ancient builders of sites like Stonehenge.
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It seems Hudok isn't referencing any religion specifically, but dressing as a Native American caricature for shock value.
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On Minds, images referencing anti-semitism, Nazism and neo-Nazism, white supremacy, and more are all plainly visible.
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Referencing Bowie's beloved 1972 song, Stefani simply wrote "Starman" with a star emoji preceded by two heart icons.
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She was referencing a challenge during the clip that happened on the show and it was with Dillon.
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Whether she was referencing the slavery line or it was mistakenly included in the clean version is unknown.
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This could take many forms: biometrics, trusted backup connections (friends and family) or cross-referencing personal identity knowledge.
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"I got me a Fendi," she captioned the steamy snapshot, referencing her designer swimsuit which retails for $490.
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To mark the occasion Conservative MP Anna Soubry posted a (now deleted) tweet referencing last week's general election.
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"Honestly, that's not the business I'm in," he said, referencing his meal earlier this year with President Obama.
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But maybe as much as anything, it felt like an homage to the specific documentary it was referencing.
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"Harrison County dispatch received a 911 call referencing an unresponsive female" on Saturday at approximately 4:07 p.m.
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Trump clarified his comments on Sunday, saying he was referencing a Fox News segment on immigration in Sweden.
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The south side faces Canusa Street in Vermont, a name referencing the two countries where the building stands.
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Hannah is so over it, and when Zach attempts to apologize for referencing the list, Hannah lashes out.
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Also referencing the refugee situation is Rebecca Belmore's large marble tent installed on Filopappou Hill, overlooking the Acropolis.
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We regularly use pop culture [in marketing], from referencing famous people and movies to music and song references.
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A similar study by FactSet Research found that chief executives are also referencing Trump less on conference calls.
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Call it Republican dad rock: referencing Frank Sinatra, George Strait, and John Mayer were signs of a conservative.
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" Referencing Jersey Shore's famous catchphrase, Ortiz-Magro added, "Gym, tan, laundry for me is now gym, tan, diapers.
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" Conway faced backlash after referencing the "the Bowling Green massacre" during an interview last week with MSNBC's "Hardball.
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" "This would be pretty awesome," Trump tweeted, referencing another tweet that says, "Introducing Supreme Court Justice Jeanine Pirro.
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"The man in the mirror," Richie captioned the photo, referencing Michael Jackson's 1987 song of the same name.
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Trump has since said he was referencing a Fox News report that linked crime in Sweden to immigration.
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"NAFTA has been a terrible disaster for this country," Trump said, referencing the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Now, Bergdahl's lawyers are up in arms, claiming that referencing earlier comments is tantamount to making them now.
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Luis Gutierrez, an Illinois Democrat who was referencing Trump's tweets claiming "13 angry Democrats" on the Mueller team.
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When CNBC's Jim Cramer talks about the "era of good feelings," he's not referencing the U.S. history books.
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Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, expressed confidence in Cain on Sunday, referencing Kavanaugh's successful confirmation.
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Cohen testified that he made the payment at the direction of "a candidate for federal office," referencing Trump.
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"I don't think there's a sourness," the senator told the news network, referencing her relationship with the president.
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"We talked about the demonstrations and such," Durbin said, referencing Saturday's chaos at the Nevada State Democratic Convention.
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Cross-referencing the ACS responses with other administrative records demonstrates the high level of false claims of citizenship.
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Here, he appeared to be referencing Sondland, a hotel executive who donated $1 million to Trump's inaugural committee.
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This is what he's referencing: But Zuckerberg's suggestion that this dialog box gives users complete control is misleading.
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"And it really amped up after Louisiana," she said, referencing the deaths of three more officers last summer.
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" Referencing Jersey Shore's famous catchphrase, Ortiz-Magro adds, "Gym, tan, laundry for me is now gym, tan, diapers.
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Referencing these numbers, the DoD stated that the policy does not ban trans people, because, as Lt. Col.
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"Because of him," said Trump, referencing a video of Cornett he'd consumed via an un-named news source.
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"I had two very productive days in Atlanta," McCutchen said, referencing his down days before the hot streak.
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Shakir was referencing a similar quote from Trump that he used in cheering on his own election victory.
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"See you in New York next week!" the president added, referencing the annual United Nations General Assembly meeting.
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PBS NewsHour said it was unsure what previous poll Trump was referencing to cite the 85033 percent increase.
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" It has posted a series of spoof videos on its Twitter page, referencing Spielberg movies such as "E.
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Clearly they are a little child but in my mind you were referencing sperm, amnio fluids, the fetus.
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"Your family is from Jiangsu?" he asks, referencing a province of China not all that far from Shanghai.
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Or, the hashtag could also just be referencing the fact that there are 153 episodes of the show.
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In one way, Black Sails is referencing Treasure Island and the role of pirates as morally repugnant villains.
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At college, I was called "the Mexican" and "the Beaner," along with other nicknames referencing my Mexican heritage.
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Without directly referencing the United States or Trump, Putin said he felt Kim had outsmarted his political adversaries.
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A lot of reports on Grace Millane have decided to report the defence today without referencing the prosecution.
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"Is this the best a man can get?" the ad asked, referencing Gillette's nearly 225-year-old tagline.
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She's revisiting a theme Trump mentioned in his State of the Union speech, referencing comments from Virginia Gov.
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Some posts were Bible passages referencing Sodom and Gomorrah; others were focused on the threat from radical Islam.
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"I seldom synthesize now, but five years ago, I synthesized," D said, referencing the work of chemical manufacture.
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"Wells gave the group pizza, which everyone ate and enjoyed," the Great Falls Tribune said, referencing court documents.
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He provided documents showing Trafigura's Wainwright was copied on an email referencing what Herz alleges were bribe payments.
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"It's now every county versus the FSB," he adds, referencing the acronym of Russia's version of the CIA.
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"Did he really see columns and totem poles?" asks ecologist Hansjörg Küster in a foreword, referencing Benjamin's commentary.
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In 1994, Jeff Bezos considered many potential names before choosing Amazon, referencing one of the world's longest rivers.
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"I don't understand why they did this," Trump says in the approximately two-hour deposition, referencing the lawsuit.
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At one point, he delivered a lengthy address on hedgehogs, referencing Aristotle, Richard III, Sumerian cylinder seals, Mrs.
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Almost at the SAME DAMN TIME, Meek drops "War Pain," referencing most of the shit Drake is discussing.
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"We are doing a great job," he insisted, referencing the health officials and business executives gathered behind him.
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Many of the tweets criticizing Haddish used the #IsSheReady4Eritrea hashtag, referencing her signature #SheReady hashtag and She Ready!
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She did, however, say "something did kind of expedite" their split, referencing Jenner, on The Wendy Williams Show.
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"When I came out," Mr. Biden began to say on Thursday at the town hall, referencing that decision.
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He was referencing Patrick Mahomes, the quarterback and MVP of this year's Superbowl champions, the Kansas City Chiefs.
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" Referencing the news cameras present at the funeral, he asked, "Did anyone recognize Freddie when he was alive?
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In a redacted interview section, Cohen is shown an email referencing the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs.
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His journal had entries referencing the woman and were "threatening and derogatory in nature," the police chief said.
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"We see the evidence of people stealing a presidential document off his desk," Kerry said, referencing Woodward's reporting.
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"But it's an event that will happen more often," she said, referencing the Arctic's rapidly declining sea ice.
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Is this Lalo's oblique way of referencing that killing, which he'd just mentioned to Bolsa a moment earlier?
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"This campaign is about which side are you on," Sanders told the crowd, referencing the Woody Guthrie song.
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Last week, an Orono, Maine area business received an emailed threat referencing the senator and targeting school districts.
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McDaniel pushed back on Thursday by referencing recruitment numbers for the 2020 House elections recently highlighted by Rep.
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We found people by using the data to identify their homes and workplaces and referencing other public information.
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Much of the modern independent movement is influenced by, if not outright referencing, these grotesque, gimmicky time-wasters.
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He also posted photos referencing Pepe the Frog, the cartoon amphibian co-opted as a white nationalist mascot.
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Soon, Aron discussed the name publicly, heaping praise on Silver Lake and referencing his own private-equity roots.
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Cross-referencing Patem's ID against Zenz's database of records reveals further clues about her time in the camps.
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I often find that in Manila, people are always referencing the West as sources of inspiration and trends.
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His tweets have become less discerning about which far-right conspiracy theory he's referencing at a given time.
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Pro-democratic lawmakers again shouted "five demands, not one less" at Lam, referencing the protesters' list of requests.
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"It's no surprise that remediation of cyber bullying is now insurable," Matta said, referencing the Chubb insurance policy.
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"We have four fingers in the air," Shakir said, referencing the start of the fourth quarter of 2019.
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Asked who else would oppose Haspel, Paul name-dropped Feinstein, referencing her previous decision to block her advancement.
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"No, but her dad has left her," Dodd replied, referencing the late John McCain, who died last year.
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" On Thursday, Trump attacked Brzezinski on Twitter, referencing her "face-lift" and calling her "low I.Q. Crazy Mika.
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The latter could be referencing a microphone attachment of some sort, Iturbe said, but it's still anybody's guess.
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Instead, the party featured hula hoopers in neon outfits, and a few signs and shirts referencing the meme.
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" 'America First' is not being isolationist, it is being realistic," he said, referencing a well-known Trump slogan.
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The impact: Some U.S. officials have already begun changing their language when referencing Xi, according to the Journal.
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Judge denied saying it, but a flashback showed that she had made the comment when referencing Simpson's anger.
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It should also include a personal note referencing your shared experience and suggesting that you meet for coffee.
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"What we are not intending to do is price higher," Pruzanski said, referencing the price tag on Ocaliva.
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He brings back his immaculate hums on the title track, referencing the days he prayed his pain away.
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Vanaman is referencing PewDiePie's status as the most popular personality on YouTube, an influence that can't be overstated.
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She captioned the pic with a ton of praying hand emojis -- so it's pretty clear she's referencing Joe.
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" -- Sara has a Waldo lunchbox, referencing the cartoon TV personality turned politician from season two's "The Waldo Moment.
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Every now and again you'll have Drake referencing a Turrell installation, or something, and that's kind of cool.
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In 2012 at Java Gallery, Reaksmey Yean curated Cho (ចរ), which means "go," referencing driving attitudes in Cambodia.
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"Currently, there is no obligation under EU law, for a search engine operator who grants a request for de-referencing made by a data subject... to carry out such a de-referencing on all the versions of its search engine," the European Court of Justice said today, according to France 24.
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The coverage of the event included this CNN panel, which included a chyron referencing Spencer's questioning Jewish people's humanity.
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"An OOTD for the ages," Schroeder, 30, commented on the post, referencing her signature "outfit of the day" hashtag.
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"My husband is famous for f— a pie," Mollen replied, referencing Biggs' unforgettable scene in 1999's American Pie.
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Sensing its popularity, Mumbai Police tweeted a message on road safety by referencing the game's format in a GIF.
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Ugly Mugs works by cross-referencing incoming calls against a database of numbers reported as dangerous by other users.
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"The plantation owner is never wearing a kilt," she continued, referencing Scotland's glossing over of its complicity in slavery.
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"Our king is busy doing his highly successful show, The Good Place," Poehler said, referencing series creator Michael Schur.
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"It's been going on for a long time in our country," said Trump, apparently referencing the violence and disorder.
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To be clear, this data isn't referencing iPhone sales – it instead measures market share based on consumers' app usage.
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"Stay strong," Jenner adds at the end of the video, referencing the theme of this year's annual video series.
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"That ring said 'brrrr,'" the Hawks announcer said, referencing the ice which Ka'oir proudly showed off after saying yes.
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The candidates discussed gun control, referencing the recent infamous massacres in Florida at a nightclub and a high school.
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Ahok is currently on trial for blasphemy after referencing a verse from the Koran while on the campaign trail.
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"Mini me you complete me," wrote Disick, likely referencing Mike Myers' Dr. Evil character from the Austin Powers movies.
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"Nothing good starts in a getaway car," she wrote alongside a shrugging emoji, referencing her 2017 song "Getaway Car."
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Referencing cartoons, fashion spreads, and personal narratives, the artists address the fragmentation of individual subjectivity in a technological world.
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"You're doing a bunch of theater," says Hemsworth, referencing Evans's recent stint on Broadway in the play Lobby Hero.
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" Referencing her recent engagement to David Foster, the Waitress star added that her father "was so happy for me.
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"I don't know," the Wisconsin Republican replied, referencing the mass shooting at a mosque in Quebec City last month.
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"Desperately Seeking No Ones Approval………………😂," the singer wrote, referencing the title of her 19693 film, Desperately Seeking Susan.
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"Tell me who besides Rooney has shown cracks publicly," one GOP lawmaker told CNN, referencing retiring Florida Republican Rep.
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"The way they treated their organizers does not reflect 'humanity first,'" the person added, referencing Yang's signature campaign slogan.
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"My mother and grandmother were my original 'happy cooks,&apos" says Oz referencing her upcoming cookbook The Happy Cook.
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A lot of people consider 23 to be their "Jordan Year," referencing the number Michael wore on his jersey.
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"I've always believed racism is the poison of America," adding that he was referencing French historian Alexis de Tocqueville.
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"Genovia will have another heir," one person on Twitter said, referencing the star's memorable role in The Princess Diaries.
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Thompson's followers were quick to reply to his tweet, speculating just what this side-eye emoji could be referencing.
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Audra, who now works as a tattoo model, said she has received harassing messages online, apparently referencing the images.
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And perhaps it's bands like the latter referencing Mineral that kept their name alive, creating new fans every year.
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Suitably, the revealer is also cinematic, referencing a film from 2017, LADY BIRD, that starred the wonderful Saoirse Ronan.
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"That's the total thing I've had in flashes and I want more of," he said, referencing the tune's lyrics.
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Trump is referencing a story broken by the New York Times in 2010 about the Connecticut Democrat's service record.
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After the episode aired, Kardashian shared a few pointed quotes on her Instagram Story, seemingly referencing the painful split.
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"Then I'll call Sheena, and your skinhead cop chief, too," she adds, referencing the president of South Orange Village.
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"I knew as a woman what I wanted…what I really, really wanted," she jokes, referencing the "Wannabe" lyric.
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Rick then asks Morales if "he's Negan too," referencing the cult-like mentality the Saviors adopt to keep order.
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"Other girls are mean," Kendall warned, presumably referencing some real-life experience — or maybe she's just seen Mean Girls.
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"I knew as a woman what I wanted … what I really, really wanted," she joked, referencing the "Wannabe" lyric.
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"You are the essence of my duty … [I'm] in, not out," Philip stoically explains, directly referencing the boat conversation.
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Manning also took a shot of his own at Tom Brady, who wasn't in attendance, referencing his Deflategate scandal.
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"When I die play fredo at my funeral," he tweeted in February 2014, referencing his friend, rapper Fredo Santana.
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There are quite a few other hidden Easter eggs in the film largely referencing album covers and music videos.
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"Don't worry girl, we got you!" honoree Gloria Estefan shouted out to reporters at the event, referencing O'Donnell, 54.
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"Too bad they won't write and speak honestly about it," he said, referencing what he called a political movement.
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The Hollywood Reporter article alleges Mack cut off family and friends who used the word "cult" when referencing Nxivm.
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In referencing "casualties" does he mean to only assist victims of violent crimes where someone is injured or killed?
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"See you at the debate," Trump said in closing, referencing Sunday's face-off between he and his Democratic challenger.
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Though she could also be referencing The Weeknd with Canada, most fans know that Bieber grew up in Ontario.
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"Commentary this morning about the Commissioner's position on the Anthem is not accurate," the league said, specifically referencing Trump.
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"Stay strong," she adds at the end of the video, referencing the theme of this year's annual video series.
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"Jack was actually referencing a study done by MIT," a Twitter spokesperson initially told Gizmodo nearly three weeks ago.
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Trump lashed out against Sanford, declaring him 'nothing but trouble' in a tweet and referencing his 22002 extramarital affair.
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The turning point, arguably, came in the specific moment that Markey is referencing: the so-called Saturday Night Massacre.
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Bush wrote on one of her Instagram stories, "Pale blue dot," arguably referencing Sagan's book of the same name.
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"Desperately Seeking No Ones Approval………………😂," the singer wrote, referencing the title of her 1985 film, Desperately Seeking Susan.
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But I think the other part is all I could think of is… what film [the director] is referencing.
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Here's one referencing Emma Stone's character from Aloha where she was meant to be a part Chinese-Hawaiian woman.
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"I'm not perfect," Rozier told the media, referencing the 22 total points he had over his previous five contests.
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"Consider the infamous 'Access Hollywood' tape," Carlson said, referencing a controversial recording of Trump lewdly discussing women in 2005.
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Trent Franks said, referencing the Byrd rule, which is the rule by which senators can pass bills under reconciliation.
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One Trump administration official said bluntly they didn't know what Trump was referencing when asked what the tweet meant.
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"Like that Oscar speech you gave, that got me hyped," Waithe said, referencing Berry's 2002 win for Monster's Ball.
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A Facebook spokesperson said that three Hims ads identified by WIRED violated Facebook's policies by specifically referencing prescription drugs.
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People started referencing everything from getting banned from Club Penguin to opening up other dimensions in Denny's parking lots.
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These songs are not political in a day-to-day sense, with little referencing to the here and now.
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"Baby that episode killed me," Momoa commented on Clarke's post, referencing her character's death at the hands of deception.
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"Let s just say, there s some fire in this Snow," Siri says, referencing Targaryen's "fire and blood" catchphrase.
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The meticulously detailed skirt, which is signature Valli, ties it all together, referencing both the lace and the sequins.
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Trump appeared to be referencing remarks Obama made about manufacturing employment, not economic growth, during the 22019 town hall.
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Ocasio-Cortez's list appeared intended to supplement Axios's list, given it came in a tweet referencing the media report.
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"I also wouldn't rule out the idea that somebody might approach Mattis again," Hillyer said, referencing retired Marine Gen.
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And so I am cross-referencing: My attention is divided between the fictional character and the real-life counterpart.
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Starr had been slaving over his songwriting debut for years, referencing it in interviews as far back as 1964.
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Trump appeared to be referencing remarks Obama made about manufacturing employment, not economic growth, during the 2016 town hall.
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Referencing the rising threat of US protectionism, Luo stressed the importance of maintaining free and open cross-border trade.
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Trump is referencing former deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, whose wife ran for the Virginia state Senate in 533.
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"My family is very liberated," she said, referencing her mixed ancestry, with an Indian mother and a Nigerian father.
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Apol was referencing a complaint from Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a left-leaning watchdog group.
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Trump has spoken about "angel families" often, referencing the group as he justifies his hardline policies on illegal immigration.
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The state auditor of Alabama justified allegations of sexual assault of a minor by referencing the birth of Jesus.
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We had to look up this quote online to learn that it was referencing the 1996 film "The Craft."
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Jay-Z also shouts out his fellow multi-millionaire, Sean Combs, referencing his partnership with the maker of Circoc.
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The "Cravings" author was referencing Legend&aposs recent designation as Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine earlier this month.
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"Remember what Ezekiel said — 'you will be held responsible,'" he said, referencing the Old Testament prophet from the Bible.
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Referencing an incident that led to Garrett's indefinite suspension, Thompson at one point swings a helmet at McKinnon's Giuliani.
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He appeared to be referencing an article about his decision to end a CIA program that backed Syrian rebels.
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The president is referencing donations to Dr. Jill McCabe's campaign, something reported by the Wall Street Journal last year.
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Ioffe was referencing Ivanka Trump reportedly getting an office normally reserved for the first lady at the White House.
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"The tweet was an apparent reference to Kanye West's new song referencing Chick-fil-A called "Closed on Sunday.
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They were able to identify Fifty Centers by cross referencing names from leaked emails with online social media profiles.
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"That is exactly the opposite answer you gave under oath to the U.S. Senate," Lieu replied, referencing Sessions's Jan.
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It hits the sweet spot of stylistically referencing, say, The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" without ever feeling overly derivative.
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"Stephanie talked behind my back," the 39-year-old redhead said, referencing a blog Stephanie had written on BravoTV.com.
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"Another big rise in Bitcoin," one tweet from Thursday read, "Hodl for the dip," referencing a cryptocurrency in-joke.
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Her talk to the crowd was poignant and honest, referencing her own attempt, and implying it wasn't the first.
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From the waist up, the men she's referencing actually look pretty cosy in their winter jackets and woollen scarfs.
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Either way, in Finding Paradise, the developers are poking fun at their previous game's reception by directly referencing interactivity.
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As for the man running the panel, Droegemeier attempted to explain Happer's comments on carbon dioxide by referencing plants.
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The artists provide live commentary occasionally, too, referencing everything from "virgin killer" family members to French philosopher Georges Bataille.
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The new sculpture is called Van Gogh's Ear, referencing on the ear-shaped design of many 1950s swimming pools.
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There are definitely some songs in which Mark was referencing what was going on in Seattle and our lives.
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For these reasons and others, I feel like the proper preposition, when referencing FaceTime, is in, instead of on.
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Ron DeSantis, said a "socialist agenda" in Florida would "monkey this up" referencing progress under GOP leadership in Florida.
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"He's warning America of [Poisons vaccines] and the dangers," read another bullet point, referencing Trump's unfounded fearmongering about vaccines.
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Nicki could just be referencing a lyric in Kendrick Lamar's song "HUMBLE" at this very specific and opportune moment.
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Orrick cited comment by Trump referencing the order as "a weapon" to use against jurisdictions obstructing his immigration policies.
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"We no longer live in the blank white spaces at the edge of print," said Moss, referencing Atwood's prose.
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That is precisely why designers are referencing that moment again, and why it seems to be resonating so loudly.
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" CNET also had some trouble with the ActiFry's operations, referencing oil usage: "The ActiFry can't handle much liquid either.
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I'd also like to think the drama of the shadows is intentional and necessary, referencing memory and the past.
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I thought self-referencing would be a very snarky/cocky thing to do and it also made me laugh.
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It's funny that you hear Arcade Fire but I hear all the stuff they were referencing like Bruce Springsteen.
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I was referencing the idea of religion, because I felt in those days that religion was important in society.
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Since then, Cormac is constantly referencing his time with Cristina in Zurich, and Meredith keeps asking questions about it.
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So I don't know when this is gonna come out but what we're referencing is this report — It's out!
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The outgoing president also assured the crowd that, "Yes, we did," referencing his 2008 campaign slogan Yes we can.
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When referencing his TED Talk on Tuesday, Gates said that "sadly very little was done," but he remains optimistic.
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Trump appeared to be referencing one of the leaders in the commissioned corps of the US Public Health Service.
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Today, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki explained the company's decision to re-open monetization on videos referencing the health crisis.
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That is a huge distinction, and it's important to make that distinction when referencing the competition and its contestants.
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Duckworth, an Army veteran who lost her legs while serving in Iraq, appeared to be referencing Trump's draft deferments.
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They're of course, referencing the time DJ Khaled got lost on a jet ski and Snapchatted the whole ordeal.
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In the column Trump is referencing, Parker seems to criticize Trump as she claims he "won" the primary debate.
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"#Basta" Mr. Trump added in his message, referencing the hashtag, meaning "enough," that Mr. Avenatti had made his catchphrase.
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Trump has previously called into question the Clinton campaign, referencing potential contacts between her campaign staff and the Kremlin.
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Why wouldn&apost the artwork showcase one of Tom Holland&aposs Spidey suits if it was referencing his character?
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"This bill didn't pass because it didn't deal with the most fundamental flaw in ObamaCare," Lee said, referencing costs.
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Linda Sánchez called on Hispanics to support "two badass Latinas running" for Senate, referencing her sister, fellow Calif. Rep.
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"That was a long time before such a thing was possible," the brand's release reads, referencing its own uniqueness.
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Joe Biden wants to do away with it entirely, specifically referencing misinformation on Facebook as one of the reasons.
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"It made everyone a bit nervous that I kept referencing 'Heaven's Gate,' which literally bankrupted a studio," Gerwig said.
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After removing the Taser prongs, Little utters an expletive and says, "He broke my skin," referencing the alleged bite.
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Other users have been calling the gunman "doorcuck," referencing his inability to get the door to the synagogue open.
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"What John brings to the table may not 'excite' the Ocasio-Cortez base," Potter said, referencing the liberal Rep.
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The president did address issues related to military members and their families, referencing the recently signed Veterans Accountability Act.
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" Warren was referencing Trump's comments in the third presidential debate, when he called his Democratic rival a "nasty woman.
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"I'm not sure what more you want the president to do," he said, referencing Trump's tweets about the attack.
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Mattis hinted at such action on Friday, referencing a U.S. missile strike on a Syrian military airfield last year.
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In the phone call, Trump appears to be referencing the idea that the server is stored in the Ukraine.
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These movies have all been subtly referencing each other with wacky songs for years and none of us noticed.
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The President is referencing donations to Dr. Jill McCabe's campaign, first reported by The Wall Street Journal last year.
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The lineup features acts with violent anti-Semitic lyrics, referencing the Holocaust and swastikas, and featuring anti-Jewish slurs.
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He explained the evidence for each of them in painstaking detail, frequently referencing sworn testimony from top administration officials.
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He appeared to be referencing new auto industry standards he said would soon be released by the Trump administration.
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"We're never going to offer $7 billion of incentives," Hickenlooper said, referencing a high-priced bid from New Jersey.
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Referencing his that he could beat President in an election, Dimon the comment in a Monday interview with Cramer.
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Ngakoue dissects offensive tackles with equal rigor, noting their weaknesses, then cross-referencing his observations by watching updated film.
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WEINTRAUB: As long as we're referencing cluing resources, one already mentioned in Part 1 of this series is XWordInfo.
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Some shied away from telling outsiders where they were from, instead referencing East Texas, or an hour outside Beaumont.
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Referencing a Hokkien term that means "our kind of people," she says that Asian Americans are not kaki lang.
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Again, the great question I think is referencing that in the beginning of this conversation around being quantitative here.
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Listen to Alice singing about being eighteen the rest of the year; tonight, it's all about referencing Vincent Price.
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Let's take a look at some of what Beyoncé and her photographers are referencing and how they're doing it.
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Posts included jokes about the deaths of migrants and sexually explicit comments referencing Ocasio-Cortez, the news outlet said.
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"Currently, there is no obligation under EU law, for a search engine operator who grants a request for de-referencing made by a data subject ... to carry out such a de-referencing on all the versions of its search engine," the Court of Justice of the European Union said in its ruling.
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"How'd you overcome the racial barriers?" one man asks, referencing the perennial problem of racial tension in some prisons here.
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"Kappa forever," she captioned a photograph taken with the ladies, referencing the sorority at the center of the Fox show.
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"The last song that was stuck in my head was Barbie Girl," he says, referencing the 1997 hit by Aqua.
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Sure, the banner might be referencing the Van Halen song "Panama," but maybe they could have chosen a different lyric?
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Clinton posted a video on Twitter, referencing an interview the billionaire businessman gave to NBC News' Lester Holt on Wednesday.
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"The fact is, is John McCain — it worked on John," McInerney said, referencing McCain's time as a prisoner of war.
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After winning his primary bid last night, the crowd he addressed started a "Lock her up!" chant referencing Hillary Clinton.
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"And unfortunately that bottom lip isn't from injections, it's Shoal," he admitted in the caption, referencing the chewing tobacco brand.
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Referencing both Andean and Mesoamerican cultures, his mixed-media pieces simultaneously evoke soccer fields, gymnasium floors, and the Mesoamerican ballgame.
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On Thursday, Trump visited the Carrier site in Indianapolis, addressing a crowd of still-employed workers, and referencing Cornett specifically.
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Was this Facebook's ominous way of referencing how I (and many of my pro-Hillary Facebook friends) felt post-election?
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"My entire career has been focused on keeping people safe," Harris said, referencing her former role as state attorney general.
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While Chyna confirmed that Tyga never cheated on her, she said "something did kind of expedite" their breakup, referencing Jenner.
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Bercow was referencing the President's controversial immigration restrictions and attacks on U.S. judges, as well as numerous allegations of sexism.
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James was referencing the movie Boogeyman Pop, which is making its world premiere at the Cinepocalypse film festival in Chicago.
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Cindy Crawford poked fun at the perils of family vacations on Wednesday – referencing the classic National Lampoon's Vacation movie series.
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The defense brought up the women's past substance abuse problems, for example, referencing Dickinson's mention of drugs in her book.
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"You made a couple chops and now you think you Chapo," Drake asserts, referencing the legendary drug dealer El Chapo.
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Someone else responded by referencing comments Kelly made about Santa Claus on her Fox News show roughly five years ago.
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Presumably Will is referencing the 1996 live-action remake of the animated classic, but even then, what's he talking about?
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" "We will miss her like crazy," Rosie O'Donnell said in a tweet referencing the singer's song "Miss You Like Crazy.
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"Nobody makes a web show that's like, 'Here's the shittiest three things about Mondrian,'" he says, referencing the Dutch painter.
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Are they aware of the Hollywood musicals they're referencing when they dance, or in the way they dress or behave?
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"This judge got it wrong," Poe said, referencing his personal experience as a prosecutor and criminal court judge in Texas.
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Wiley is known for his vibrant portraits of African-American men referencing the visual language of European Old Masters painting.
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If you don't know Grayson Fritts by name, you've definitely read a headline referencing him in the past few days.
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She chose to get the word "Applehead" tattooed on her foot, referencing a nickname those close to Michael Jackson used.
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"People think that courage is only the kind that this man exhibited on the battlefield," he said, referencing the statue.
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"[Climate change] makes things that much worse," said Nelson, referencing the well-predicted extremes to the hydrological, or water, cycle.
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"You can even ask Offset," she added, referencing her ex, with whom she shares 6-month-old daughter Kulture Kiari.
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"I go, 'Honestly, I didn't like her anyway,'" Lovato explained, referencing the youngest Jo-Bro's 2015 breakup with the model.
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She urged the group to consider diversity when picking the winning directors, obliquely referencing the pair of Kristen and Leo.
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The replacement tweet, which was sent from "Twitter Media Studio," currently has 289 replies, most of them referencing the original.
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"I think Donald Trump's point is a larger one," Conway said, referencing Trump and the campaign's concern about media bias.
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Let's just say, they might be spending more time referencing science books than lists of the year's most popular names.
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They also found many posts referencing a "friendship" with Andrew Auernheimer, webmaster of the neo-Nazi site The Daily Stormer.
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"If True had a disability you would use a different word," the Twitter user wrote, referencing her daughter True Thompson.
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The second depicts people queuing up to ride a Ferris wheel with carriages shaped like crowns, referencing Basquiat's 1983 "Crown".
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"Last season I was the same way," she reassures him, referencing her time on Ben Higgins' season of The Bachelor.
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They had even made a banner with the phrase #JoslinPumped4Jonas, referencing the insulin pumps worn by many type 1 diabetics.
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"I think the backlash was wrong because those things did happen," Turner told Rolling Stone, referencing the show's medieval setting.
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"Good friends cereal box," she captioned the happy photo, referencing to the chummy front side of the Kashi breakfast food.
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"There's an episode where we did our first fully nude walker," Nicotera told EW, referencing the rest of Season 8.
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"Besides me and (Justin) Timberlake, you know what I mean," Fallon said, referencing the pop star and Grammy Award-winner.
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"I've been surprised to see it used for so many cultural institutions," Park says, referencing the Thalia Theatre and Here.
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"Taylor Swift is not late, everyone else is simply early," one tweeted, referencing Julie Andrews' line from The Princess Diaries.
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We literally can't think of a better 30th birthday present for a Canadian than Alex Trebek referencing you on Jeopardy.
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"The parties have been here before," Reeves wrote, referencing a prior Mississippi abortion law, which banned abortions after 15 weeks.
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He might also be referencing Twin Peaks, one of the few television shows that might fall under the 'horror' category.
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"I'm focused right now on playing Ridley," Fils-Aimé said, referencing one of the brand new characters coming to Smash.
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"Stella, this is for you," Moore said in the video, referencing British designer Stella McCartney, who designed her maroon dress.
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"Put a little bit of that cream on that brisnush," Snoop says, referencing her makeup brush using his own terminology.
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Trump used the nickname "Wild Bill Clinton" when referencing the former president's meeting with Loretta Lynch on an Arizona tarmac.
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This project was selected as part of the ESA's new fast-class mission, with "fast" referencing the speed of deployment.
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Though she could also be referencing The Weeknd with Canada, most fans know better that Bieber grew up in Ontario.
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This is The Heathers—the teen slasher movie-referencing supergroup comprising queens Carmen Carrera, Raja, Delta Work and Manila Luzon.
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"Do not let people use FaceTime to spy on their friends and family," referencing the well-publicized bug this week.
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"It's called an expression, I'm sure you've never heard of: Make America great again," Trump said, referencing his campaign slogan.
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"The only thing that's the most real to me in [the Bible] is love," he says, referencing 1 Corinthians 13.
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Get your iPod and play 'Mr Me Too'," he shrieks, referencing the 2006 Clipse single, smacking his hands together. "Please!
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On January 18, she filed a rape charge against him, referencing an incident that took place in September of 2018.
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"I can tell you for those of you who miss the boots," Panjabi said, referencing her old character's signature look.
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