"People do draw cues from symbolic behavior," said Darrell West, a political scientist at Brown University who teaches classes on the way candidates use mass media.
Mr. Kim liked the script, and more rewrites ensued, in Korean and English, making extensive use of interpreters, pantomime and crudely drawn cue cards with stick-figure faces depicting a range of emotions.
Much of the 1960s Atlantic and Stax soul that inspired "Pieces" has vanished; in its place, the band has drawn cues from the 1980s pop-soul of Hall & Oates, the Eurythmics and George Michael, replacing brass with synths, the snap of clear analog snare drum with more processed ones.
It draws cues from, and simultaneously links back into, a long lineage of sonic and aesthetic signifiers that stem from the explosion of rave culture in the early 90s - a culture which XL played a key role in propagating to wider audiences through releases such as The Prodigy's "Charly", Liquid's "Sweet Harmony" and SL2's "On A Ragga Tip".
Throughout culture and technology, the wider world continued to draw its cue from America and influence it in return: whether it be the ice bucket challenge that went viral or shared excitement over the World Cup.
It could also draw from cues including a device being dropped, headphones being detached, or even auditory cues like a loud noise being picked up by the mic.
The cabin also comes on strong, drawing clear cues from the S-Class.
Every touch comes with cartoony pop and swish noises, and opening the drawing tool cues up a wacky soundtrack that sounds like elevator music at a carnival.
The song is an anthem of empowerment and freedom which draws some cues from some classic Madonna tracks.
Mathôt and Theeuwes recently demonstrated that a visual cue draws attention not only to the cue's current retinotopic location, but also to a location shifted in the direction of the saccade, the "future-field".
