While he referred to surprises in Enron's disclosures, he emphasized how investors had reacted.
A variety of administration officials expressed scorn for James L. Jones, the retired Marine general who is national security adviser, while he referred to some of the president's other aides as "the water bugs" or "the Politburo".
While he referred to the devastating impact of Israel's offensives into Palestinian areas, he spoke more about what Palestinians could do to take control of their fiscal destiny, peppering his presentation with words like "transparency," "audit," and, repeatedly, "credibility".
While he referred in the interview broadly to "American intelligence," United States officials say the intelligence relationship between Egypt and the United States is handled through the C.I.A. station chief at the embassy in Cairo.
Mr. Moran, an easygoing 34-year-old, did not dispute that point, but while he referred to "Book of the Dead" as an opera several times during a recent conversation at the Public Theater, it turns out that he sees connections with another art form entirely. "This cast has been working on this for a year, most of them," the composer said, just after a rehearsal.
While he referred to "Islamic terror" once in his remarks, the president spent the majority of the speech urging Arab countries to drive out extremists in their midst whom he called "barbaric criminals".
While he referred to the fear of cancer as a "primitive" emotion, Wakefield here, as always, reminded medical professionals and other educators that everyday people had rational reasons for dreading cancer.
There's been a lot of Buddy the Elf and a lot of Old School, which I haven't heard in a while," he says, referring to the 2003 film he made with Vaughn and Luke Wilson, which features possibly the best use of Simon and Garfunkel's The Sound of Silence ever on screen.
Aristotle is not entirely consistent, however: occasionally he uses the generic term sperma for the male contribution and explicitly contrasts it with katamenia (727a27 30); while at other times he refers to katamenia as a sort of sperma (728a26 29).
