All references to Falun Gong had to go, it said, as did all references to agents of the Chinese state engaging in torture.
The United States accepted dropping direct linkage between a comprehensive Middle East peace and the regional denuclearizing conference, Arab diplomats said, as well as the one reference to Israel.
Concerning to what extent their proxy should respect their treatment preferences, 21 (5.0%) said their preferences should be "strictly observed" and 243 (58.1%) said "as much as possible," while 137 (32.8%) respondents said "only as a reference", 11 (2.6%) said "they would not care even if their preferences are not observed".
"Typically," Stemple says, "as a passing reference".
"It's a very different climate now," Lee said as he referenced the comparatively easy era in which he was able to get films like 1992's "Malcolm X" made.
"I've been hearing from my Republican friends for quite some time that it is a moral imperative for us to tackle our debt and our deficits in a serious way," Mr. Obama said, in what could be read as a reference to Mr. Boehner's April speech.
The book takes influence from the literary endeavors of the character's pundit models, such as O'Reilly's The O'Reilly Factor (2000) and Hannity's Deliver Us From Evil (2004), which Colbert says he "forced" himself to read as a reference.
"We want Bradley Manning freed," Mr. Penley said as he was handcuffed, a reference to the Army intelligence analyst charged with disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, many of them classified, in an inquiry into the WikiLeaks disclosures.
"No, it's okay," Trump said as the crowd jeered a reference to Clinton.
In a news article in The Post on Sunday, Ms. Weymouth was quoted as saying that a reference to a single-company sponsorship should have been a "red flag".
