The fact that mental illness doesn't receive the same sympathy/acknowledgement as physical illness is often referenced, and it's a valid point.
The station was often referenced in songs, most notably Sway's Little Derek and Lady Sovereign's 2006 hit 9 to 5: ("Oh! Channel U are the ones that made me huge / Like Katie Price's boobs").
He's often referenced as the fastest driver on the planet.
Nevertheless, chemical information contained in research articles is often referenced as analog diagrams of chemical structures embedded in digital raster images.
Since only the relative motion of the plates can be directly observed, they are often referenced with respect to either a specific plate or a global plate circuit, called no-net-rotation.
The historical integration of livestock paths into customary systems of land management was often referenced in discussions of decision-making about corridors, particularly in areas to the east and north of the railroad (Figure 1).
Fugu (puffer fish) Widely recognized as the world's most dangerous food, blowfish is often referenced in popular culture (hey there, Charlie's Angels).
His mother and siblings weren't of the warm idyllic stock that is often referenced in popular Latino culture, on the contrary, they were cruel and heartless and often tormented him, thus crushing his self-worth.
"Gluten-free is often referenced as a 'fad' diet, along the same lines as Atkins or South Beach but that could not be further from the truth," Rich told HuffPost.
"Set It Off," which also starred Jada Pinkett Smith, Vivica A. Fox and Kimberly Elise, was a hit, and is often referenced alongside "Thelma and Louise" as a cinematic ode to female empowerment. .
