And Angela Davis, a professor at the Santa Cruz campus, referred at the memorial to "the swirling controversies" and "unrelenting homophobic attacks" that she said Dr. Denton had endured.
Francis was cited for the offence which was referred at the time by the referee, Craig Joubert, to the television match official.
Mark Hughes, who for the record is not the manager to whom I referred at the start of this column, summarises the delicacy of the situation perfectly.
Caio Koch-Weser, the half-Brazilian, half-German vice chairman of Deutsche Bank, referred at the Edelman event more bluntly to a "crisis in leadership".
It opened with news footage of former President Gerald Ford intoning, out of context: "Our long national nightmare is over," referring at the time to the Watergate scandal.
The simplest early Chinese model of the language-world relation was "one name, one thing," according to which all names refer at the same level of generality.
Of course, the possibility of near critical water treatment is also applicable to the heavy ends of matured crude oils to which we referred at the beginning.
Also, three cases referred at the beginning of Section 5 are simulated, denoted as 24-case 1, 24-case 2, and 24-case 3 in this section.
Peak-Valley 1, Peak-Valley 2, and Peak-Valley 3 are calculated by the method referred at the beginning of Section 5. Fig. 8 Comparisons of difference of peak to valley of 6-bus system.
Truth be told, I can't remember to what hegemony the author was referring at the time, but the word has never left me.
