"McAfee said [it] would not be able to reference Snowden in any activity," a spokeswoman for Bletchley Park said.
"Artists want to be able to reference the known world in their art," Patricia Aufderheide, the director of the Center for Media and Social Impact, a research center at American University, told me.
We don't yet know who the characters will be in the new Star Trek TV series, but the current health of the show, gaining power as it moves through time, suggests that British diplomats should be able to reference it in order to be rude about American presidents for some time to come.
If he is 19, he was born when disco and funk were already distant memories, and the only reason we're making such a big deal out of it is, frankly, astonishment: that he's able to reference said genres so skilfully and assimilate their influence with such a mastery and attention to detail.
We'll be able to reference our lives with the phrase "when broadband hits" and not be hooted out of existence.
With the Content Watch service, the idea is that companies will now be able to reference their total audience numbers for the first time, rather than relying on measurements that largely track desktop metrics.
Initially the assistant will be able to reference services that you can already see in other, existing Google applications: for example, plane times, sports scores, what's on at the cinema, place locations, and search queries.
For the Rio Games application, the IOC created three Teleport environments focused on different types of venues, which the observers will be able to reference when they plan their own Games.
Moreover, the machine avoids a constant monitoring by a human operator located in the nearby by being able to reference itself with respect to the existing geometry, inform about its position and orientation and automatically adapt its part programmes to perform its duty.
In that spirit, I have shared a boatload of information for you to be able to reference as you need.
