One of the paintings, "The Spear," depicted Zuma in the pose of Lenin on a famous Soviet poster, but with Zuma's face and his genitals revealed — a reference to the president's rape case (he was acquitted) and his many wives, a Zulu tradition.
A visit to the OIC's website reveals nary a reference to either the floods or to any organized effort initiated by the OIC to support flood victims.
The UK foreign secretary, William Hague, said in February that the foreign office had repelled an attack from "a hostile state intelligence agency", which Guardian sources at the time revealed was a reference to China.
Since 2002 the issue has been periodically reported, with a resurgence of stories in 2006 when it was revealed that a reference to creationism was included in a national, public science examination syllabus for 16-year-olds (Paton 2006a, b).
In a guest column on The Hollywood Reporter, Mandel further revealed yesterday that a reference to "golden showers"—made by the show's comically repulsive Jonah (Timothy Simons), naturally was also removed from the show after the leak (pun intended, why not) of Trump's own allegedly urine-soaked predilections.
In a 1998 interview guitarist (and de facto band spokesman) Stuart Braithwaite revealed that the title was a reference to bassist Dominic Aitchison's fear of the devil, stemming from his Catholic upbringing.
Moreover, the pattern of SOUR profile study during the biodegradation of a particular organic substrate by the activated sludge can also be used as a reference to reveal the profile pattern of that organic substrate degradation (Young 1999).
This allows in-depth preliminary analysis and investigations of HTS datasets in the context of the sequence and annotation of a reference to reveal biologically relevant information.
The name was eventually revealed as the Stadium of Light, a reference to a miner's lamp (the stadium is built on the site of the old Wearmouth Colliery, and many Sunderland fans have worked in the region's mines).
Written between July 2007 and July 2010, the "black spider memos" – a reference to Charles' handwriting – reveal the prince's attempts to influence Scottish government policy.
