And while today's hearing largely referenced the older RIPA legislation, there are clear implications for the UK's newer surveillance framework — aka the Investigatory Powers Act — which cemented bulk collection in place as a core domestic intelligence technique at the end of last year, and components of which also subject to separate and ongoing legal challenges.
But if there were more Asian-American characters on television shows, the longform story-telling medium of choice these days, they could break down the myriad of assumptions and revitalize our image as a sub-culture, one that is largely referenced only by our demographic.
The breaking bad news section is largely referenced to Dr Rob Buckman's six-step approach.
In discussing our findings in context with other studies of CLC proteins, we largely reference the plethora of structural and functional studies of CLC-ec1, a voltage-independent 2Cl−/1H+ exchanger (6), and the voltage-gated Cl− channel CLC-0, which has gating that is sensitive to Cl− and H+ through the ancestral remnants of transport activity (12).
When Pink Floyd released The Wall in 1979, the album, written largely by Waters, referenced rock star alienation.
Publications in the past ten years were largely selected, however, commonly referenced and highly regarded older publications were not excluded.
The controversy centered on two vague and largely unexplained references in the statement that have rankled India's chattering classes.
Anyone who hasn't seen "Signs," "The Ring" or the first two "Matrix" films may be baffled by much of "Scary Movie 3," the third installment of the comedy franchise whose jokes derive largely from references to recent hit films.
On the Foreign Office travel advice website there is only one small and largely obscure reference to the new requirements for the US, and no effort to highlight the change in a way that would alert the average traveller.
I would suggest any writer is very likely to swing between these positions with great rapidity, largely with reference to their peers, or indeed to anyone they deem to be a competitor (and on a bad day that can be an awful lot of people).
And even when the public does know the names of detainees, such as Shafiq Rasul and Salim Hamdan, it is largely in reference to the legal strategies of supreme court cases – not the life stories of the individuals in whose names the cases have been brought.
