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Mr. Jobs alluded to his leave but neither commented on his health nor said whether he planned to return to the company in the near future.

The hooliganism law to which Mr. Usmanov alluded provides up to 15 days in jail for 'uncensored abuse in public places. '

Mr Obama alluded to his hope that China's exchange rate might become more market-driven, but there was no hint of agreement.

His weaknesses are several times alluded to by Socrates, who, however, will not allow him to be attacked by his brother Adeimantus.

In speaking of it nevertheless as a myth, I echo that philosophy of mathematics to which I alluded earlier under the name of formalism.

However, current circumstances may be an exception to that standard view--the exception to which I alluded earlier.

After he was greeted by a standing ovation, Mr. Jobs alluded to his leave but did not say whether he was planning to return to the company.

He alluded to his difficulties with his mother inlaw.

He alluded to his own death to come, carelessly, with a philosophical air.

She spoke to him civilly , and never alluded to what he had done . But he felt something final had happened.

As alluded to a moment ago, sex education and information about condom use should not be dispensed in one quick session.

I must have seen that lady at least four times in the twenty years following. She never alluded to my salvation in any way.

A purported E-mail virus alluded to in a warning that has been propagated widely across the Internet, as well as by fax and standard mail.

Douglas, himself, alluded to the Oscar generation gap in complimenting Hathaway on her looks.

As others have already alluded , this team works best when McGrady dominates the ball and makes all decisions on offense.

But whatever she felt she was desirous of concealing, and between herself and Elizabeth, therefore, the subject was never alluded to.

In his letter he alluded me to a matter which I had completely forgotten .

We also alluded to the fact that find could produce a list of file names with null delimiters, and that is what the -print0 option does.

At the time, I casually alluded to "a couple of shell scripts" created along with the GWT project files but didn't go into more detail.

The message says, gu Ge is in with " new York Times " when exchanging views, alluded to become a shareholder matters concerned.

While Chinese human rights violations are always alluded to in face-to-face talks between the U.

But Jackson had his defenders. Democrat Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee praised him at his funeral and alluded to the problems in his past.

And painters alluded to her eroticism in their bare breasted portrayals of the dying queen.

Soon after the search deal was announced, Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz alluded to future layoffs as a result of the integration.

This article has already alluded to some of the reasons for making static analysis part of your development process.

First, however, it's worth expanding on something alluded to above: the relationship between "availability" and "probability" .

Mr. Lee on Sunday alluded to the challenges of pursuing closer economic ties amid longstanding historical, political and economic rivalries.

Now, as I alluded to, you can go about messing with the Twitter API without any help, but that doesn't make you a productive developer.

When he spoke of courage, their looks were firm and responsive; when he alluded to their injuries, their eyes kindled with fury.

As I alluded to earlier, the CLR does not support the inheritance of static members.

The special format that he alluded to below is called, "19 character format. "

Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve chairman, this week alluded to an economy facing "numerous difficulties" .

The issue of productivity growth differentials, to which I have already alluded, is less ambiguous.

spoke with fervor and little reference to specific products, occasionally mentioned, but also alluded to, the concern is always the market.

In 1953 an article appeared in the American "Reader's Digest" which consistently alluded to old age as "the vintage years" .

A unique and playful name was developed that alluded to the lively sensation and motion experienced while sitting in the chair.

He alluded to a new constitution and emphasised the need for national dialogue.

Eminem has regularly alluded to his previous addiction to prescription medicine, which began during his 8 Mile filming in 2002.

The theory lectures bordered on incoherent; they alluded to everything but analyzed nothing.

One excited netizen alluded to herself as a rabbit and the torch-minding attendant as a carrot.

Warren Buffett, the billionaire investor, alluded to this in a 1986 interview.

He alluded that the best bike for me would be the $200 bike that was displayed in the window photo.

You know, the previous talk alluded to preventing heart disease. We could do the same in cancer.

But, as I alluded to earlier, there remain more questions than answers.

He alluded to their fleeting waterfront romance in his notebooks and in his Autobiography.

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop on Friday alluded to cost cutting, job retraining and layoffs ahead.

Obama's Oval Office address on energy policy last month barely alluded to carbon pricing.

In your remarks you alluded to a certain sinister design.

Both Mr Tchuruk and Ms Russo alluded to this when announcing their resignations this week.

That means themes of individuality or rights will be alluded to in paintings or furniture but not explicitly discussed.

The Chinese president alluded to the region's simmering political problems, but offered no specific solutions.

But earlier, in describing Chrysler's C3 project, I alluded to the difficulty in extending the use of approaches like XP or even RAD.

He alluded to every treasure he could imagine.

Bill alluded to growth in the rest of the world.

Specific for, among them about 70% pursue the job related the cloud technically, perhaps pursue the job of 5 respects that I just alluded.

We alluded to this discipline of the professional writer in Chapters 3 and 4.

In the third paragraph quoted above, the prominence of non-profit firms is alluded to.

This is the lesson we've learned from looking at the mythical man-month 1 or the diseconomies of scale that Bran alluded to.

You alluded to certain developments in your speech what exactly did you mean?

You alluded to the issue of HIV.

This is the Africa that is changing, that Chris alluded to.

and that wherever in that instrument the slaves alluded to, he is called a "person" ;

Be alluded sometimes and autosuggestion, also have certain effect;

Now is a good time to explicitly define a couple of terms that I've alluded to above