"These ridiculous stories" was an apparent reference to the very sturdy plume of reporting on Moore's pursuit of teenage girls when he was in his 30s, as first reported by The Washington Post on Nov. 9.
A reference on the very first page – "Pressing a make-believe switch to activate my imaginary lightsabre" (apparently in the year 'AD 2164', when spaceships can tunnel vast intergalactic distances through 'wormholes', the Star Wars franchise is still a going concern) – introduces a whole host of sly nods and winks.
For DV's that involved anchoring the reference on the very first trial of a block was set to v prior = 3.75, which reflected the mean spiral length in the experiment given the distributions in Figure 1B.
Æthelberht's code makes reference to the church in the very first item, which enumerates the compensation required for the property of a bishop, a deacon, a priest, and so on; but overall, the laws seem remarkably uninfluenced by Christian principles.
As I dance around the room, listening to myself sound smart for the very first time, I hear the references to Cambridge Analytica and the well-constructed arguments and, all of a sudden, begin to feel a little cold.
Curious listeners have had a field day claiming particular references in every line, beginning with the very first, "They're selling postcards of the hanging".
Historical Atlas of Hasidism is the very first cartographic reference book on one of the modern era's most vibrant and important mystical movements.
One of the very first shots is of a teleprompter, which one takes to be a reference to Obama's supposed utter reliance on them.
In 1958, the very first review appears according to the standards set by the PubMed database, while in 2007 PubMed has referenced no less than 86,110 reviews.
In the very first paragraph, it might be useful to redirect the reader towards references illustrating the biological importance of phages.
