(For reference, when the first X-Men film came out in July of 2000, people still had tamagotchis).
And avoid … You can read her diary in full – and file for reference when booking tickets – or here's a taster.
But he was "not certain" if watch commanders at the stations record a local's arrest at Homan Square on a watch log for reference when relatives or attorneys unable to find their loved ones or clients come calling.
It's a big jump by any standards, but for reference, when Netflix last raised its expectations we saw a jump of more than 20% and billions of dollars added to the company's value.
So I loaded onto iBooks the page proofs of my new book, Estate Planning Smarts: A Practical, User-Friendly, Action-Oriented Guide, which I use for reference when I don't have the print edition on hand (I plan to come out with an e-book version next year).
For reference: when burying your former lovers, use money - it's more durable, and damning, than dirt, floorboards, or collapsing dynasties.
What more could you want from a toy like this besides dark alleys, strangers, and a pocket hanky code guide for reference when you're cruising those dark corners of the gay underground?
Most of the segment was shot in live action, including a scene where a UCLA athlete was asked to run and jump across one of the studio's sound stages with barrels in the way, which was used for reference when Mickey traverses through water.
Ophthalmologists were trained by Ora and had scales available for reference when evaluating redness.
