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Yet elsewhere the picture was more grim and reflected, for better and worse, how much more closely Texas is now interwoven not only with the national economy but also with the fortunes of Mexico.

In philosophy the Turing Test was talked about - and reflected, for instance, in Arthur C Clarke's 2001.

A major show at a major US arts institution dedicated to exploring "the 40-year evolution of video games as an artistic medium" is unprecedented, and many felt that the populist voting approach was a bit of a cop out on the curator's part and reflected, for lack of a better term, a lack of conviction.

Romance, including work like Fifty Shades and Twilight, are hugely popular – and so do a lot of shaping and reflecting, for better or worse.

"I'll go relax and reflect for a few days and return in a month to the job of campaigning in the elections," he said.

The majority of people, I suggest to Ralph Steadman, when required to recall the most excruciating embarrassment they have suffered in their life, need to stop and reflect for a moment or two.

If ever a revelation might halt an election in its tracks, prompt politicians and the media who trail them around Australia on their set-piece campaign operations, to pause and reflect for a day – even an hour or a moment – then a disclosure of such tragic human import should, surely, have done so.

Let's pause and reflect for a moment.

Far from the stages of big festivals, Ellen Allien sits in the belly of the museum and reflects for a moment, "I'm totally happy to have a story like mine".

"Over this time that I've been out of the White House, I've had time to think and reflect for the first time in a long time," she said.

The expressions given for non Gaussian traits are generalisations of the well-known formulas for Gaussian traits – and reflect, for Poisson mixed models and frailty models for survival data, the hierarchal structure of the models.