• This is not so much a gangster movie as an extended, elaborate allusion to one.

    NEWYORKER: Miller��s Crossing

  • But it is also an allusion to Semar, the most mystically enigmatic wayang character.

    ECONOMIST: A survey of Indonesia

  • Meunier (moon-yay) is French for "miller, " an allusion to the flourlike appearance on the leaves.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Note that word "braying" - a deliberate allusion to the Woosterish upper classes.

    BBC: Putting the children before the state

  • "Defensively, the one thing we can say is that we finished, " he said, an allusion to the loss to Broncos a week before.

    WSJ: Sanchez Pushes Jets to Last-Minute Win

  • Running their autonomous company from Oxford Street, the pair have been called "the Weinsteins of Europe, " an allusion to the producers behind Disney's Miramax unit.

    FORBES: Hollywood On The Thames

  • Keillor, meantime, decided he wanted to reward loyal listeners with a free poster of "Powdermilk Biscuits, " an allusion to a fictitious sponsor that was part of the Prairie Home gag.

    FORBES: Prairie Home Commercial

  • He gave no specifics, but the comment could be an allusion to Iranian demands of sweeping sanctions relief instead of the offer from the six offering only a limited lifting of sanctions.

    NPR: Iran Nuke Talks Open, EU Asks Tehran To Compromise

  • "The Creative Destruction of Medicine" an allusion to economist Joseph Schumpeter's description of "creative destruction" as an engine of business innovation is a venture capitalist's delight, describing dozens of medical technologies that show great promise.

    WSJ: Book Review: The Creative Destruction of Medicine

  • "The song is a musical allusion to one of the most quintessential New Orleans and Mardi Gras songs, 'They All Ask'd For You, ' by the Meters, " says Harris, who fronts the New York-based Visible From Space.

    CNN: Video: Love letter to New Orleans

  • Mr. BARR: You know, I don't think it is, and you're not really hearing any Democrats cry foul over it, I think just because there's such a clear allusion to, you know, that widely popular Joker figure that Heath Ledger played in that Batman movie.

    NPR: RNC Fundraising Plan Focuses On 'Fear' Of Obama

  • Apart from an allusion now and then to his "thirty-five years of foreign policy experience, " John Kerry has been astonishingly taciturn about his twenty-year record on defense programs, intelligence matters and foreign affairs in the United States Senate.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The choice

  • Pursuing investments, which give you short-term allusion of returns but long-term liability to a huge crash like we just had, is the exact opposite of where we want to go.

    FORBES: Nathan Myhrvold: Inventions As An Asset Class

  • And the worst thing would be having to explain everything, every reference, every allusion, every joke about your own past or your own era.

    NEWYORKER: While the Women Are Sleeping

  • But his verbal dexterity and years as a Baptist preacher allow him to dodge almost any awkward question with a Biblical allusion.

    ECONOMIST: Iowa

  • But you can be sure Brown nor anyone else at the club are skipping the pages, anticipating a happy ending, for they know full well the final chapter will be the most difficult to write - if that's not stretching the fairytale allusion too far!

    BBC: Steelmen out to defy Danes

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