He declined to elaborate, referring questions to the lawyer, Alan Milstein, who said he was not surprised by the agency's move.
K1 Elaborate refer & name entity refer & repeat bird Child ba; ba [pointing] K2 Identify point & name entity repeat bird (ba) propose Mother … K1 (Affirm) word.
"Call them the Schnabel girls," Ms. Faircloth elaborated, referring to Julian Schnabel's stylish daughters.
"The camera is put still and it captures the movements of objects/plants in three different types of exposure," says Ferriss. "It's really the oldest method to create color photos," he elaborates, referring to the first color photos produced around 1860 through the color separation method created by Scottish physicist James Maxwell.
Asked to elaborate, he referred further questions to Mr. Berman — who explained that in fact no other firm had ever bid on the business.
Mr. Porterfield said he could not elaborate and referred questions to his lawyer, who did not respond to requests for comment on Friday or today.
Asked to elaborate, he referred to the uncertainties raised by the referendum itself and to the multiple centrifugal effects of a Brexit vote: from the possible break-up of the UK to the disintegration of the EU.
When a similar item has been mentioned previously, speakers tend to elaborate their referring expression in order to differentiate the two items, a phenomenon called lexical differentiation.
Asked to elaborate, Mr. Yun referred to the international agreements the North had signed, as well as United Nations resolutions imposing sanctions on the country.
Mr. Clinton said on Sunday that Mr. Quinn had persuaded him to grant pardons to Mr. Rich and Mr. Green, but he did not elaborate and he referred questions to Mr. Quinn.
