Young black Americans are treated as "thugs" and animals when they make any reference to weapons, in music or in photographs, but white Americans openly carry high powered guns into fast food restaurants simply to show they can.
None of Bell's friends heard Guzman say anything about getting a weapon, though some heard another member of the Bell party mention a gat in reference to the weapon the SUV man apparently had.
Ephraim Peleg's work featuring rock suspended from a skeletal framework is called "David's Stone" in reference to the weapon used against Goliath, and perhaps to combat in general.
In a separate interview, he was quoted saying, "Europe is a big place, I'm not going to take my cards off the table3" in reference to using nuclear weapons in a continent that is home to some our closest allies.
7 42pm: "In reference to Braga's secret weapon: the semi invisible man: are you sure you're not referring to Almunia?" wonders Sandip Randhawa.
The chart accompanying your article reads: "Bush's position: Opposed language calling for restrictions on civilian gun ownership and weapons sales," in reference to the United Nations Conference on Small Arms and Light Weapons, giving the impression that the administration opposed the conference.
The number 20 is used not just in reference to nuclear-armed states but nations harboring all weapons of destruction--nuclear, chemical and biological arms and the ballistic missiles to deliver them.
"Challenge generates challenge," said Ismail Abu Shanab, a Hamas leader in Gaza, adding in reference to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, "This operation is a lesson for Sharon, that despite whatever weapons they have, we can do such a thing".
In that same e-mail, Mr. Ahmed also wrote, in reference to another, unnamed source in Homs, that a person "who met with the Baba Amr opposition group today," said "a large shipment of weapons is coming from Libya".
A: In reference to running time, no.
