In its terms, every one of the guidelines enumerated above bears a "reference to" air fares.
The government also says it seized a receipt, dated July 24 , 1998 just two weeks before the American embassy bombings, that bore a reference to "getting the weapons from Somalia".
Ryan praised the sacred ritual of watching other teams' games, "going back to 16-millimeter film when my dad was coaching the 1985 Bears," a reference to his father, Buddy Ryan, the defensive guru of those Super Bowl champions.
However, the fact that a certain object has a reference to a general value (e.g. the French Revolution bears a reference to the general value 'political freedom') does not make the concept of that object general.
The Lakota call it Mato Paha or "bear mountain," a reference to the fact that its profile resembles a sleeping bear.
It didn't get better as Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill struggled to find comedy in Hill's appearance in a so-called bear outfit, a reference to The Revenant, eventual winner for Best Dramatic Film.
The actor was greeted by hundreds of fans, some dressed as bears in a reference to The Revenant's key plot line, as he made his first trip to Tokyo in two years to promote the film.
He also recalled another occasion, a year earlier, when Obama and White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough left the White House for a quick trip to a nearby Starbucks, with Obama joking to reporters that "the bear is loose" — a reference to his 2008 campaign when he felt confined by his newfound Secret Service bubble.
Its English name comes from the Malay word "pengguling," which means rolling ball; its Chinese name, chuanshanjia, refers to its supposed ability to "bore through mountains," a reference to the powerful claws that dig into anthills and termite mounds before that sticky tongue gets to work.
Each sledge bore a felt blanket, a reference to the central event of his life.
"The right to keep and bear arms," it read, with a reference to a Supreme Court decision on the matter.
