"The Best of Both Worlds" explicitly alludes to Cyrus' character's double life as Montana: regular adolescent that moved from Nashville, Tennessee to Malibu, California by day and pop star by night.
Although Boethius does not explicitly formulate his argument in terms of the distinctness and identity of the acts of being of the entities in question, in the conclusion of his argument, he quite explicitly alludes to the Aristotelian principle of the convertibility of unity and being.
Laura Nereng, sustainability business development manager of 3M, alluded to this, explicitly endorsing a price on carbon.
Chris Fujiwara,, the artistic director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival and formerly a lecturer at Tokyo University (no relation to Toshi Fujiwara), noted that many of the films "raise explicitly, or allude to, a very broad and rich context for understanding what the disaster has revealed about Japanese society".
Before the subject explicitly surfaced in the panel, Ellis alluded to it while speaking about the role women play in The Birth of a Nation – in which Parker plays Nat Turner, a former slave who led a brutally violent revolt in 1831 to free slaves in Virginia.
But today, thanks in great part to Occupy Wall Street (to which the president alluded directly just once), talking explicitly about the 1 percent and the 99 percent is not just O.K., it seems to be a way a man presiding over an economy with 8.6 percent unemployment thinks he can be re-elected.
The latter is mentioned explicitly in the Phaedo and seems again to be alluded to in Plato's remarks about the differences between the top two sections of line.
Though not explicitly mentioned in the firm's press release, Blankfein alluded to the situation, saying the company appreciates the support of its clients and shareholders, and the dedication and commitment of its employees.
That means themes of individuality or rights will be alluded to in paintings or furniture but not explicitly discussed.
Within hours, the union issued a sharply worded statement that said provisions of baseball's collectively bargained drug policy "supersede all other player contract provisions and explicitly prevent clubs from exactly the type of action Mr. Moreno alluded to".
