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These associations, being made up of people, may be distinctly political and refect the preferences of particular persons on the governing boards.

That same year, Williams dropped the "Lil" from his name, in an attempt to refect a maturation in his music.

Also keep in mind, Mid Dec, Jan. and Feb. are peak season and prices refect that.

Because they refect relative team strength as measured by the New York Times College Basketball Power Ratings, that's why.

The route has been renamed from Georgetown GO Line to Kitchener GO Line to refect this extension.

Not open agreement, not with any acknowledgment that Alviarin bore a shred more influence or power than a Keeper should, but if Alviarin opposed.... At least they had not gone so far as to refect anything Elaida sent them.