In a blog post, The Times's public editor, Margaret Sullivan, encouraged The Times to change how it refers to Private Manning.
But listening to songs like "Transport Is Arranged," in which Mr. Malkmus sings, "I make my plea to the Lord/ He is abstract and bored/ Too much milk and honey," it's instructive to note how it refers to other generations.
The list also calls for the school to change how it refers to sexual assault: "Elimination of the term 'non-consensual sex.' It is rape".
In this article, the way in which the government's authority is organized and how it operates refers to the allocation of administrative authority between the different levels of government, which is known as the "level of decentralization".
The title of Sarah Jessica Parker's new movie, "I Don't Know How She Does It," refers to her character's ability to balance career, family and well, life.
That's how it was referred to by the three photographers - Raghubir Singh, William Gedney and Michael Ackerman - whose pictures of this amazing place made me want to go there in the first place.
The science behind the alternative hypothesis can be called Endocrinology 101, which is how it's referred to by David Ludwig, a researcher at Harvard Medical School who runs the pediatric obesity clinic at Children's Hospital Boston, and who prescribes his own version of a carbohydrate-restricted diet to his patients.
"If you have a national pastime, it doesn't necessarily refer to spectators, it refers to how people pass their time," says Andrew Zimbalist, a sports economist at Smith College.
It refers to how life harnesses energy to create order out of chaos, and is thermodynamically appropriate for someone who started his career as a chemist.
The exit poll is the most accurate poll before the final results are announced in the early hours due to the fact it refers to how people have voted rather than will vote.
It refers to how the social work submission to the review spoke of "the heavy workload that [social workers] were experiencing at this time and that there were 'high levels of bureaucracy' … which was said to reduce their time on effective practice interventions".
