She ended the set by referring back to that less-heralded first appearance with a rare performance of Everybody.
"Coach Belichick is a 'players' coach' too, " Mr. Woodhead said, namelessly referring back to his first coach this season, Mr. Ryan, a bombastic one-of-the-guys sort.
People are obviously going to start referring back to the triumph of 2003 but as a team we went into this tournament in a very different position from four years ago.
"Back at Christmas, I was being advised that my position was being discussed by the board, " added Jeffrey, referring back to Linfield's struggles in December when his team picked up only a point from four league games.
"We've already moved 14 systems to Linux, " says Mott, referring to corporate back-end applications.
"The SCCRC considered that failure to disclose this information, of itself, may have resulted in a miscarriage of justice and this was one of the reasons for referring the case back to the Appeal Court, " said the documents.
VTel decided that internally, and was already referring to 1Gbps internet back in 2010.
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Not to mention that the so-called animal spirits are back, referring to favourable attitudes toward risk and the markets.
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Referring to the film's back-and-forth chronology, which he calls "a very daring piece of work, " he marvels at how Cassidy and Penn fit the pieces together.
Rather than relying on documented examples, they are encouraged to offer insights into subjects and back them up by referring to situations and challenges they have come across during their professional lives.
"I'm not convinced there's a huge difference between an 8-8 and 11-5 team, " said running back LaDainian Tomlinson, referring to last year's club, which made the playoffs and eventually advanced to the AFC championship.
Its growing proximity to Washington is believed to have influenced India to back a recent resolution at the IAEA referring Iran's nuclear activities to the UN Security Council.
But since you're referring to a State Department briefing I would refer you back to them on that.
In 1992, she launched her own fragrance, called "Cashmere Mist, " the directive for which was that it should smell like "Casablanca lilies, red suede and the back of Stephan's neck, " referring to her second husband, Stephan Weiss.
"I plead with members, turn down this budget, and let's do a budget that doesn't send this country back into deficits, " Gephardt said, referring to the economic conditions of the 1980s, which resulted, he said, from the tax cut implemented when former President Ronald Reagan took office.
He's referring to the stumbling block of Federal Communications Commission regulations dating back to the 1970s that prohibit newspapers from owning broadcast outlets in the same town.
" Referring to the utilities commission, he said "we have to earn back their confidence, and that is what we're focused on now.
Mr Allister tried to force a vote over Francie Molloy's nomination, embarrassing the DUP by referring to the Upper Bann MP David Simpson's allegations in the Commons back in 2007.
"We might as well bring back the ice and the elevator operators, " he added, referring to two symbols of the old days: daily deliveries of ice to every congressional office, and automated elevators so lawmakers wouldn't have to push buttons.
"We're back to doing gavel-to-gavel, " he said, referring to the old days when network anchors provided exhaustive coverage of conventions.
Go back to that story about the salt mines, ' he said, referring to the Nazi repositories for the safekeeping of stolen treasures by the likes of Rembrandt, Rubens and Vermeer.
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"U.S. antipathy to oil companies goes back to the Standard Oil Trust over 100 years ago, " he said, referring to the company John D.
"There is the Rangers connection, " said Gill, referring to Ferguson's career as a player with Rangers and Alex and Walter Smith go back a long way.
"It all started when Lance's first book came out, " Connie Roddy said, referring to the 2001 publication of "It's Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life, " which details Armstrong's bout with testicular cancer.
No less than investment oracle Warren Buffett made that very case recently, referring to the United States, which has seen its share of less brutal attempts to hold women back.
"They're already paying for it, but in the most inefficient way possible, " McCartney says, referring to the much-maligned Federal Emergency Management Agency, which would presumably have its role scaled back if a national insurance plan were implemented.
Ms. Le Pen didn't call on her supporters to back Mr. Sarkozy and said "tonight, the blue wave is rocking the establishment, " referring to her first name, which translates as navy blue.
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