The number of references jumped to over 1,100 in the third edition.
Plahuta (2013) analyzed approximately 1.2 million posts on the discussion forum and produced a customizable chart that permits users to plot, over time, the proportion of discussions containing reference to over 100 different drugs.
In the email, AOL head honcho Tim Armstrong welcomes content maven Arianna Huffington to the AOL family with colorful exaggerated reference to the over 4000 articles written about the AOL/Huffington Post acquisition last week, apparently signifying an AOL comeback.
People familiar with the documents but who spoke only on condition of anonymity because of the continuing investigation, said that the documents contain references to collusion over the buyers' fees in the 1991-92 period.
In the spots, which will run only during the documentary series, the bank makes repeated references to plans over the next decade to lend $1.5 trillion for community development projects and to contribute $2 billion to charitable causes.
His slick, confident performance captured the mood of the evening while delivering knowing references to the camp, over-the-top nature of the show.
In an interview, Dr. Wolfe said "the safest, in terms of cardiovascular risk, is naproxen" — a reference to an over-the-counter drug sold as Aleve and other brand names, as well as by prescription.
He claims, rather, that one who does not "allow that for each thing there is a character that is always the same" (a clear reference to One-over-Many) will "destroy the power of dialectic entirely" (135b8 c2).
With reference to his over-arching motivation, Peyton said, "It's got to be about the experience from start to finish.
Imagery is carried over, references to previous films reappear, and roles are protean and multiple.
