Szymborska makes a brief appearance in reference to a couple of hushed-up Stalinist odes, a reminder, too, that history can force terrible choices even on the best of us.
They said that gave him the right to meet people who lived with him, presumably in reference to his brief meeting with his wife on Sunday – the first time he had been seen since he disappeared.
Justice Breyer glances approvingly around the audience when he gets a laugh, as when he told the lawyers in January's NLRB v Noel Canning argument, in reference to the briefs, "I have read them, actually".
Finally, a brief guide for evaluation and quality assurance in reference to the "quality and outcome indicators" is included.
The very first version of the definition, posted January 3 , 2003 included only a brief reference to a change in Barbie's waistline as a result of efforts by parents and anorexia groups concerned with the doll's impact on girls' nutrition.
And then, in a reference to his brief forays on the dance floor during the inaugural balls, where he danced an average of 48 seconds at each of nine events, he laughed and said, "I was exhausted from dancing so much".
(Late in the piece, a flying door set against a starry sky makes a brief and witty reference to a popular screensaver).
Aside from a brief reference to an unspecified past calamity, there's no hint that life in Khaufpur is anything less than blissful.
Sanders said in the briefing that this call Trump claimed to have had was actually a reference to a conversation the two presidents shared at the G20 summit.
On that, there was in Governor Bush's brief, a reference to an audited return that showed 174.
Honey bees are an excellent system in which to study this process: colonies typically consist of a single reproductive queen and thousands of sterile worker bees, and the queen mates with several males (12 males on average; reviewed in reference 2) during a brief period in her early adult life.
