The artwork featured the slogan "Paynter: Awesome Heart," and was surrounded by quotations about the horse and assorted references to his racing career.
So it was only a matter of time before their kilts, macramé skirts, cheerleader pleats, Gibson-girl hairstyles, and oddly assorted grunge references would coalesce into a whole.
(A stage version of "I Can Do Bad" introduced the character a decade ago.) In one of this film's high points, Madea tries to tell Jennifer the inspirational story of the time Jesus walked on water; before she's through, practically every major name from the Old and New Testaments has made it into the convoluted tale, along with assorted pop-culture references.
If such a subject can be discussed by Sarkozy's lieutenants without further references to assorted "Muslim-related problems", then "collateral damage" has nothing to do with civilian body counts.
"If I'm going down anywhere, it'll be as an X-acto- and- paste- and- construction- paper- and- assorted- pens woman," Neborsky quips, referencing the James Joyce quotation: "I am quite content to go down to posterity as a scissors-and-paste man".
It gives reporters a chance to show off a range of pop culture references (The Sopranos, Bruce, assorted other Twitticisms!).
John K. Blanchard's winningly witty satire interwove Helen of Troy's solo of remorse with references to Diana, Madonna and assorted female stars of the Pitt-Jolie genus.
Doesn't even leave out Turkmen," tweeted Aliza Marcus, a Washington-based expert on the PKK, in a reference to Mr Ocalan's embrace of assorted religious and ethnic minorities.
All genes that were assorted to signaling, RNA, DNA, and regulation of transcription were referenced in the group system regulation as these proteins play roles in regulatory processes in a cell.
David Shook, the poet who translated that manifesto into English, noted the odd variety of writers to whom the young Bolaño made reference in his work: from the French surrealist poet Andre Breton, to assorted Russian science fiction writers.
