If we wanted to reference anything, we would reference it on YouTube".
(If the researchers can find the answer within five minutes, using the Internet and reference books, they will pass it on to the caller).
Check out pretty much any tweet Lineker sends ("Back in the dentist's chair. It's like pulling teeth" he posted last week) and the first replies will reference it ("Shat on dentist").
But that horse reference, it hung on me it was like overhearing some out of context gossip.
According to the special theory of relativity, in the high-speed particle's frame of reference, it exists, on the average, for a standard amount of time known as its mean lifetime, and the distance it travels in that time is zero, because its velocity is zero.
IPSO, which found that the story was "significantly misleading" and breached the Editors' Code on accuracy, has instructed the paper to publish a correction on page two and make reference to it on its front page.
In its latest findings, the UN also referenced what it called "alarming information on the alleged use of cluster bombs by coalition forces" in Hajjah Governorate.
Main Street is also punctuated by lively historic markers recalling the mineral-spring past, all of it referenced on the village's elaborate Internet site, www.sharonsprings.com, created by Ms. Belloise, a Web designer.
Michelin became a good news story, its profile reinforced by constant references to it on TV programmes like BBC's MasterChef.
Asked about the reasons for it, Ms. Parker referenced feedback on the Leicester production that Mr. Weinstein received from friends like Bono, the composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and the Broadway theater owner Jordan Roth.
