Here the possibility of forward redescription alluded to with time travel is salient, in that the defender of the temporal order may hold that forward redescription is always possible, and always preferable.
You alluded to that time period in which you were doing other things.
As I alluded to last time, I didn't limit my options to the U.S. Quite the opposite -- I actively sought out international options ranging from Cape Town to Bangalore to Buenos Aires.
And according to a fan theory posted by simonlorax on Reddit, Ansari apparently alluded to his time on "Scrubs" by referencing "The Da Vinci Code" on an episode of "Parks," which he also listened to on his iPod on "Scrubs".
As Obama alluded to several times Friday, technological leaps have both greatly expanded U.S. surveillance capabilities and made obsolete the rules governing those practices.
A theme - never made explicit, but alluded to many times - was that Apple is pushing its data privacy angle in comparison to Google and Facebook.
(Of course, it did not end — under Mr. Clinton's successor, George W. Bush, the size of the federal government mushroomed, as did the deficit, a point Mr. Obama alluded to several times).
3.49am BST 'A love letter to Baltimore' This rush to take in a long day in Baltimore is making everyone wistful … and Guardian editors are notoriously nostalgic for a certain HBO drama alluded to many times today.
Like "Schizopolis" and (to a lesser degree) "The Limey," which is alluded to several times, "Full Frontal" is an exercise in style and possibility, a sheaf of notebook jottings, to use a Godardian metaphor, on what can be done with a camera, some actors and a script (by Coleman Hough).
What was not mentioned but alluded to many times in "Now Showing at the Mall: Drivers Behaving Badly" (Sept . 11, about the parking garages at local shopping complexes, was the difficulty of driving behemoth S.U.V.'s and then parking them in just-wide-enough spaces.
This scheme was alluded to numerous times in talks at the 11th ICFPTA.
