How can I leave?" Sampdoria coach Sinisa Mihajlovic continued his run of literary allusions in pre-match press conferences, previewing their game against Verona in March with a pledge to "chuck Juliet from her balcony".
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In December 2014 the information ministry was launched to counter Russian propaganda, and it was quickly dubbed the "ministry of truth" by those making allusions to its Orwellian nature.
While some analysis includes allusions to homosexual intercourse, Kabbalism and tantrism, it has also been proposed that, for once, Duchamp made a work about the joys of marriage.
Paul has been sly about positioning on this, however; at the Value Voters conference earlier this month, Paul gave a rousingly xenophobic speech heavy on Biblical allusions to Muslims' perfidy… he just declined to say we should bomb them.
It is a great gift to a writer, this early knowledge that there will always be people who don't know the world you're writing about, will miss allegories and allusions, and yet will love your books.
When Bergoglio does occasionally speak out in public, it tends to be with allusions rather than direct references to Argentina's darkest era.
In 2008 he came second in the Republican primaries, charming evangelical voters with his wisecracks, guitar-playing and Biblical allusions.
Worse still, allusions to a classic movie can seem like cheap attempts to filch some of its magic to become a classic by association.
With its (mostly subconscious) allusions to the cold war and the uncertain relationship between Islam and the West, the world "civilisational" contest has come to be reserved for a titanic clash of values as well as arms.
It's a dense, apocalyptic novel packed with jokes, allusions, characters and voices.
