At the end of the video, there was only a single line alluding to his murder trial: "In recent years, Spector's erratic personal behavior has been in the headlines more than his musical talents".
Psalm 110, in referring to a future messiah of the Davidic line, alludes to the priest-king Melchizedek as a prototype of this messiah.
Photograph: Charles Dharapak/Pool/EPA 2.31am GMT The sharpest dig at the Republicans so far, and the loudest applause line, alludes to the debt ceiling and sequester "crises": The greatest nation on Earth cannot keep conducting its business by drifting from one manufactured crisis to the next.
Data from front line professionals alluded to senior management being too far removed from front line services [ 10].
Ancient coins from Crete are decorated with a pattern of concentric lines believed to allude to the labyrinth at Knossos, where, according to Greek mythology, the Minotaur was imprisoned.
Around 1612, Nurhaci renamed his clan Aisin Gioro ("golden Gioro"), both to distinguish his family from other Gioro lines and to allude to an earlier dynasty that had been founded by Jurchens, the Jin ("golden") dynasty that had ruled northern China from 1115 to 1234.
Second, several lines of evidence allude to variation in sex determining regions within the species.
More famous, of course, are those lines Herschel (1836) penned in 1836 in a letter to Lyell "Of course I allude to that mystery of mysteries, the replacement of extinct species by others".
"I'm literally on the Mason-Dixon line," she said, alluding to the dividing line made famous during the civil war.
