"In a way, it was about letting go," said Raf Simon after his Jil Sander show, which made reference on video screens to the 1970 film "Zabriskie Point" and land art projects — most vividly, Richard Wilson's "Turning the Place Over," in which he cut a huge round hole into the side of a factory and made the cutout piece turn in place.
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But Mr. Comey said in his testimony to the House Oversight Committee that those emails were not properly labeled with the header Mrs. Clinton made reference to on Wednesday.
The shooter, Ismaaiyl Brinsley, had reportedly also made references on social media to the Garner and Brown cases.
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Mr. Weiner made reference to the episode on Twitter.
The senator made reference to the tragedy on Saturday, pausing for a moment as he grew emotional.
Mr. O'Brien, a former writer for "Saturday Night Live" and "The Simpsons" who, like Mr. Letterman and Mr. Leno, is a guild member, also made reference to the strike on his show.
The director of the Pentagon memorial project said none of the designs by the finalists made reference to the attack on the World Trade Center or to the hijacked jet that crashed in Shanksville, Pa.
In the preceding week, that doomsday plan had taken the form of berating his ex-colleague Envy, whose given name is Raashaun Casey, and his family, in spectacularly vile fashion, vowing, Mike Tyson style, not only to come after the Caseys' child but to eat her; he made reference to spreading mayonnaise on her rear, as a dressing.
