He was referring, though, not so much to what they say as what they do when he commented: "I think the match is going to be close enough that the captain's decisions are going to be vital for the winning team.
The "1929" part of the name, though, refers to the era of French colonialism in Indochina, and a blue velvet is a French cocktail.
The title seems to refer, though not explicitly, to the passionate Portuguese music, a model for the emotionally exposed writing these poems will offer.
All of that is the thrilling new life to which I refer, though I acknowledge that a lot of it doesn't feel particularly thrilling when we're living through it.
ID W001 B [reading off comparative form] 'name two symptoms that bother you most write them on the lines....concerning how bad each symptom is over'.... What symptoms are we referring to though?
The Field Force, though, refers to the workers, not to the subliminal energy field sensed by the Jedi.
The unique result in our study, though, refers to the finding that in the awake state the clustering attains a scale-invariant organization as well as other hallmarks of neuronal avalanche dynamics.
It is not yet clear what the '6' refers to, though it made me a nod to his hometown of Toronto, the most prominent area codes in which both feature the number.
Every particular profile of an object refers to, though it does not present, the object as a whole (i.e., as it could be perceived in all of its profiles).
Though referred to as microdrones, quadcopters and their kin are usually tens of centimetres across.
