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In the letter to Malala, Mr Rashid makes a fleeting reference to his escape.

He also made a fleeting reference to chemical attacks in Syria, without adding the "alleged" caveat used by the government.

The gospels mainly relate Jesus's teaching, and make only a fleeting mention of Jesus's torture.

Sam has had to retreat to the inside pages, making do with a fleeting mention in the "about the author" blurb.

She is an accomplished horsewoman, but will probably make a fleeting appearance in the Triple Crown races.

There was a fleeting mention of past pitfalls, but no detail: "In some historical periods, we once made mistakes and even suffered severe setbacks, the root cause of which was that our guiding thought then was divorced from China's reality," Mr. Hu said.

(The interview received only a fleeting mention in the highlight reel).

For instance, Stradivarius's use of the "golden mean" proportions in his internal moulds is given only a fleeting mention, but may be a reason for his dominance.

A new advertisement linking President Bush to Mr. McCain was quickly put together, but it contained only a fleeting mention of Ms. Palin.

It only got a fleeting mention in the keynote and journalists were scratching their heads about why it didn't feature more heavily.

The warning amounted to a fleeting mention in his 2000 book, which was published after Osama bin Laden was already one of the world's most wanted terrorists.