After another 7 months, the patient's blood lead concentration was 72 μg/L, almost down to reference levels.
Larry said that he did not necessarily understand the concepts at the time but took the notes down to reference later.
In the troughs of a landscaped sandbar however, a significant drop in biomass down to reference levels and a significant change in species assemblage was observed two years after cessation.
This is no mere statement of U.S. policy; it is America's embrace of the Zionist narrative, right down to the references to the Biblical Abraham and his Israeli progeny (via his wife Sara), without reference to the Arabs who the same Bible tells us descended from Abraham (via his other wife, Hagar).
These are minor complaints in a show that is clearly this generation's answer to How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, right down to the references to Pan Am and this show's homage to that one by having the hero turn to the audience and smile mischievously when he's about to pull another con.
During the scene in which the Doctor and Dickens are talking in the coach, the driver was supposed to shout down to them (referencing a Dickens work) and the coach was to crash, but this was also too expensive.
What it ultimately came down to was the references – we asked for numerous references from Chris, and conducted several of our own (outside of his list).
Side by side with the fabulous and the magical are the down-to-earth references to Africa, Spain, France, Canada, Mexico and Peru, not to mention ancient Rome and Jerusalem.
It spares the eye tedious travel back and forth or up and down to fetch its references from a well.
Every detail of Magna Carta's Wikipedia entry is replicated in immaculate – well, mostly immaculate – needlework right down to the links, references and bracketed "[Edit]" options.
