1.   And no, the icon referred to is not Gibson himself.

2.   Bateman, the science teacher, said the private schools Barlow referred to are basically home schools with church ties and a curriculum decided by Jeffs.

3.   But the budget changes the commercial refers to were part of a broad Republican proposal to restrain federal spending and to balance the budget.

4.   The CE apps, or applications, Anderson is referring to are pint-size versions of Windows-based programs like Excel, Word and PowerPoint.

5.   The exchange Washington refers to is the key moment in a movie chock full of crises.

6.   The fundamentalists that Khaled referred to are Islamic extremists.

7.   The lime referred to is ground limestone.

8.   The moratorium they referred to is real, approved by the House in May and pending in the Senate.

9.   The moment they were referring to was the one where the country is now, leading the longest economic expansion in American history.

10.   The people were reporters and the programs he referred to were those on the Public Broadcasting Service and National Public Radio.