Here's the photo that I referenced on the Jump today.
Woo's transformation into an alien was a reference on her not fitting in with the other lawyers as well as a reference on her citizenship.
Williams referenced her role on "West 57th" on Tuesday, calling her "a top-flight first-rate newsmagazine correspondent".
But if May gets her way, this could evolve into an agenda that owes more to the municipal activism of Joseph Chamberlain – who she referenced in her speech on Monday – and the middle way one-nation approach of Harold Macmillan, than to Margaret Thatcher or Cameron.
Given that she often mentioned getting up at 3.30am to start work at 6am, and the early starts were referenced whenever her behaviour on air was a cause for concern, offence, guffaws or jaw-dropping moments of disbelief, it never seemed likely she would flourish for long at the earlier hour.
Since then, Swift has feigned the kind of innocence her career has been built on: claiming that Kanye failed to share the lyric referencing her on "Famous" ahead of time and that she had cautioned him against the misogynistic message.
Even externalists, however, can define 2D matrices that reflect the subject's epistemic perspective on the reference of her words and thoughts.
"My lil mama one month today," he wrote, referencing the "daddy" on her shirt as "her favorite [parental] unit of course". .
On Monday, she referenced her fight against breast cancer as she described the new diagnosis.
After management indicated that the plan was to reduce Ms. Stewart's presence in some ways (the company has already eliminated references to her on the cover of its newest publication, Everyday Food), he added, "people did stand up and wanted to know that this is still Martha Stewart's company".
