Jia crams his movies with so many hair styles, pop songs, and news references that they feel like time capsules of the here and now.
At the Group of 20 meeting in September 2016, President Xi Jinping misread his teleprompter, telling people to "loosen their clothes" instead of "lighten the burden of farmers". Government censors deleted online news references to the flub.
For example, it is not a priori clear that monitoring only curated news references to the flu (a.k.a., high quality data) would lead to worse performance than monitoring individuals' noisy tweets.
But Qalqilya is not just a passing news reference for me.
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From his hand in developing the technological standards that underpin the internet, to work on news, reference material and copyright online, Swartz was a vocal advocate of the free flow of information and the dangers of allowing traditional corporations to play a disproportionate role in forming the information systems of the 21st century.
The governor, the report said, was concerned that Valor por Tamaulipas "had become a news reference that showed Mexico and the world that it was organized crime, not him, who controlled the state".
During the news conference, references to new features ranging from safety to an advanced plug-in hybrid powertrain were accompanied by phrases like "already well into development".
