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In the fall of 1865, Bowser gave an address in Brooklyn alluding to her infiltration of the Confederate White House during the war.

She did not say Mr Smith's name, but it was clear she was alluding to him.

There was still "insufficient internal impetus driving economic growth, " he said, alluding to the reliance on state-led stimulus.

"Well its been a good yr too bad its over, " the actor, 22, Tweeted Friday, seemingly alluding to his diminished role on the show.

But she probably had something of that in her thoughts, when alluding to the misunderstandings which he had given us hints of before.

"That's not a bite mark, that's the same bite mark he has on his face, " he said, alluding to DeGale's swollen cheek bones.

Alluding to the painful fallout from the financial crisis, Mr Geithner held up the UK's past policies as a negative example.

He had a dig at Mr Blair too, alluding to a British scandal over the alleged sale of honours.

I think there may be a slight difference in which finding each of us is alluding to in talking about differences in grades.

Perhaps alluding to Iran, he said "we will extend our hand if you are willing to unclench your fist. "

Tacitus, elsewhere in his Histories, refers to Christianity when alluding to the burning of the temple of Jerusalem in A.

she had a way of alluding to Jean but never saying her name.

What would constitutes the kind of punishment Paul is alluding to?

"So you're Brent's boy, " the man said, alluding to the fact that the card identified him as Brent Jr. . .

State propaganda plays on Confucian traditions, alluding to his "mandate of heaven" .

You have always had a little way of alluding to her as an unmarriageable girl.

Personally when I make a joke about DKs being OP, I am alluding to the the fact that they were OP, particularly right after we shipped.

Adjacent to the pool is a sauna, executed in a rustic style, alluding to both Finnish and Japanese precedents.

As one editorialist put it, alluding to Magritte's nonsensical pipe: Ceci n'est plus un pays ( "This is no longer a country" ).

And the Web site of beauty magazine Allure suggests 'Pitbull-friendly' and 'Pig Appropriate' colors to try, alluding to Gov.

She didn't mention Mr. Smith by name, but it was clear she was alluding to him.

It now contains a bouquet of high-end boutiques, possibly what Mr. Beane's joke about those antiques dealers was alluding to.

It was in this manner that he had formed the harmless habit of alluding to Miss Osmond.

This is where the second cadenza begins, of a much more liberal style than the first, alluding to the dialogue earlier in the movement.

Showing up more than 15 minutes early, alluding to financial problems and nervously tapping your fingers will only hurt you.

I doubt, in any case, that he was alluding to philanthropy's posthumous pardoning power.

Some say he was alluding to the centenary of the Fabian Society, founded in 1884.

Even I can smash a vase, I say, alluding to his 1995 work.

Wellif we go back to chapter 6 and review Paul's thinking that led up tosharing these verses we notice that he's not alluding to salvation.

I think you are alluding to whether we have a pass meter which defines the strength of pass, which PES doesn't have.

What were you alluding to just now?

We looked at each other wondering who he was alluding to.

I avoided alluding to my driving phobia that week because I didn't want to worry my dad.

Anyway, when you say two, |who are you alluding to?

Altaidan writes a witty comment, alluding to disorders that had been accompanying the revolution three years ago [ru]