One recalls that F. Scott Fitzgerald very nearly insisted on giving "The Great Gatsby" the title "Trimalchio in West Egg," thereby referencing — over-referencing perhaps — a character in "Satyricon," the great first-century Roman novel of decadence, and making him one with a romantic hosting summer parties on Long Island.
Nowhere is this vibe more evident than on the album's twinkly first single, which finds Pos and Dove – now, in fact, just plain old Dave – scattering their humble, gem-studded rhymes (not to mention Star Trek, REM and Phil Collins references) over a blissful backdrop that combines samples of Michael Jackson's I Can't Help It and Smokey Robinson's Quiet Storm.
The proposed circuit uses an all CMOS technique to generate a low TC voltage reference over a wide temperature range.
Since article P1 and article P2 share only one reference over a total of five, their Jaccard index is equal to 0.2.
The girls discuss Jenna's odd sight reference over a very healthy and plush looking lunch of fruits and vegetables.
(For reference, over a comparable period, New York City is expected to go from two to 15 100-degree days).
Using normative data from children in the United States as a reference, over a 10-year period in urban areas, there was a slight reduction in the prevalence of underweight children and those with stunting, and a marked increase in overweight and obese children 3.0 versus 5.7% (p<0.001).
In March, when a preliminary nuclear deal was announced, Iranians tweeted, "Winter is over," a reference to a song that had been adopted by the Green Movement in 2009, popularized during the Islamic Revolution in 1979, and, before that, adapted by an incarcerated Iranian Marxist from an early-twentieth-century Armenian folk song.
In July 1995, he appeared on the cover of The Source with the caption "The King of New York Takes Over", a reference to his Frank White alias from the 1990 film King of New York.
