"Everybody agrees that probably the biggest mistake Mitt Romney made, outside of the forty-seven-per-cent issue"—a reference to Romney's remark that forty-seven per cent of Obama voters were "dependent upon government"—"was when he said, quote, 'self-deport.' " It was a phrase that Romney used to explain his immigration policy during a debate in the 2012 Republican primaries.
Each summary score was then transformed by multiplying by 10 and adding 50 in order to be compared with scores issued from a reference population with mean 50 and SD 10.
In light of this reality, I would ask the Commission to issue a particular reference to the patenting of the human embryo at the stage of stem cells.
LG Electronics underperformed the market, edging down 0.4%, to 73,900 won ($50.02), after Citigroup issued a downbeat forecast, making reference to slumping mobile handset and appliance sales.
Following the discussion on Saturday, the G8 issued a communique that tried to reference all positions, including the right of the G8 to discuss the state of the European economy.
"I have hacking issues" — a reference to the Sony Entertainment hack apparently provoked by Rogen's film "The Interview".
A spokesman for Mr. Blair said a new policy was needed to prevent "extremists" from taking advantage of the issue, a reference to growing European support for the anti-immigrant far right.
When he was involuntarily committed to a hospital for psychiatric care briefly in 2002, the attending psychiatrist noted that "the guns are now out of the house, which resolves the major safety issue," a reference to 32 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition found in his house.
He added that Republicans had to nominate someone who would make President Obama the issue, not become the issue, a reference to Mr. Gingrich's past marital troubles, which were to be the subject of ABC's "Nightline" on Thursday night.
