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There's even a further nod to the enduring privatising preoccupations of the political right, with the outsourcing of care assessments.
In a further nod to "culture of poverty" theory, the original welfare reform bill appropriated $250m over five years for "chastity training" for poor single mothers.
In a further nod to the humane, it has decided, for the duration of Ramadan, to force-feed them only after sunset and before dawn.
And in a further nod to Wilson, he sees the National Centre for Universities and Business (NCUB) as the ideal vehicle to take this forward.
In a further nod to his sceptics, Obama pointed out that Iran will face "the most robust and intrusive inspections and transparency regime ever negotiated for any nuclear programme in history".
In a further nod to his focus on the M&S brand, the retailer will scale back its trial of 400 branded food lines, such as Marmite and PG Tips, to about 100, primarily by reducing product variants.
"I think this soundtrack can help the movie travel further," nods Dunckel, "because it's a different piece of art".
While metaphorical father-son relationships litter such stories, Asser takes things one step further, nodding toward Greek tragedy (and, increasingly, melodrama) as Eric wrestles with the all too real and present figure of his dad.
Further nods to Kyoto's heritage hang on the wall: a serene trio of pink-and-gold painted panels depicting sakura cherry blossoms, which are now just coming into bloom in the city.
Some insiders fear that the recent departure of Mr Hilton may remove a powerful check against further nods to the right, though he remains in constant and influential contact with senior Tories.
Even in 2002, 10 years after its first day in operation, Parisian theatre director Ariane Mnouchkine called the theme park in Paris a "cultural Chernobyl", which still holds true if you aren't a fan of American culture, as few further nods to French culture have been added to Disneyland Paris.
