"(My) pronouns" refer to a practice of telling people how to refer to you.
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Frames not only refer to other scenes from Bandersnatch, they also refer to other episodes of Black Mirror.
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People commonly refer to voice capabilities on Google devices as voice search even when they refer to other functions.
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Clients sometimes refer to me as a "little bitch," and they don't refer to other women in this way.
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"Is he going to refer to urge the president to refer to Sessions or tell the president what to do?"
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The onboarding process is also quite confusing as some screens refer to Huawei features while others refer to standard Android features.
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"I wouldn't necessarily refer to this as 'short form' as much as I would refer to it as 'segments,'" he said.
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The ministry commonly uses the term "neutralized" to refer to those killed but it can also refer to those wounded or captured.
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The term "dick" can also refer to a person — usually in a negative sense, to refer to someone who is selfish, irritating, or stubborn.
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He is credited with coining "radical chic" to refer to rich, liberal sensibilities and "the Me Decade" to refer to a 1970s turn toward individualism.
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Maybe we should start calling Greece anything except its actual name, and refer to their people as "Athenians" like they refer to Macedonians as "Skopjans".
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His brief is that Myanmar's Muslim population (which he refuses to refer to as Rohingya, which is how the stateless people refer to themselves) represents a mechanics of evil.
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Because it turns out that what we refer to, when we refer to ourselves in the third person, is the very thing that Buddhists believe causes us so much trouble.
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Ukraine's embassy in Washington explained why it's wrong to refer to refer to Ukraine as "the Ukraine": Let us kindly help you to use the words related to #Ukraine correctly.
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"The United States does do this, by the way, beyond the debate over whether they refer to terrorism as 'Islamic' or do not refer to terrorism as 'Islamic'," he said.
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When we refer to brand creative, we refer to assets of all types–like videos, social media posts, product photography, lifestyle imagery, sales materials, logos, fonts, 3d renderings, and much more.
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Officials refer to it as the "going dark " issue.
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" Afterward, you must then refer to him as "sir.
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" Everybody has to refer to the candidate as "Mr.
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" I began to refer to Colorado as "Free America.
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" * Refer to the impeachment hearings as a "Star Chamber.
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For more information on local impacts, residents of Ireland should refer to products issued by Met Eireann and residents in the United Kingdom should refer to products issued by the Met Office.
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The numbers refer to the approximate percentage of particles that are blocked, and the letters refer to the levels of oil resistance, which are not as important in dealing with smoke pollution.
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In future, refer to clothes or products, not colors. pic.twitter.
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I still refer to it as my "summer of discontent".
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" And they would routinely refer to actresses as "dumb bitches.
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You probably think that the 63 refer to Donald Trump.
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Seweid said she heard her harassers refer to Donald Trump.
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Some observers refer to this as Trump's "energy dominance" agenda.
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Speakers use words to refer to specific people or events.
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" Residents refer to the looming quake as the "Big One.
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Bonni and I refer to him as the Energizer bunny.
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Researchers refer to files valid on different formats as polyglots.
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Well, that's what we refer to as 'catfish belly' arms.
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They would almost refer to crew members in the script.
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They also refer to "uncertainty to the West", meaning China.
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Even in scripts, they'll refer to a character as 'aging.
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I didn't refer to any past iterations of the character.
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Some of those groups also refer to themselves as Mormons.
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"One headline, why believe it?" could refer to fake news.
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"Authoritarian," to be clear, does not refer to actual dictatorships.
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This might refer to Opportunistic Wireless Encryption: encryption without authentication.
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Today residents refer to it as JVL -- Just Vacant Lots.
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This is why scientists refer to ants as a superorganism.
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Officials refer to the referendum as a step towards independence.
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Core heuristics refer to someone's ability to make expedient decisions.
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Please refer to our individual company reports for more details.
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That's why marine biologists refer to this as weaponized insulin.
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We don't refer to male photographers as male, you know?
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And don't be afraid to refer to it in interviews!
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" I also refer to algorithms' "behavior" or their "going rogue.
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The nanometers specifically refer to gate length of the transistors.
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Sanders said to refer to Trump's personal lawyer Marc Kasowitz.
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He did not identify the prisoners or refer to Caro.
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To refer to our examples above, what if Acme Inc.
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Goldman used the term "strats" to refer to quantitative analysts.
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" Bossert: "Well, I refer to the groups that clashed yesterday.
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The report did refer to any specific threat from Russia.
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The letter did not specifically refer to the bus deal.
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We really just refer to it mostly visually in Feud.
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If you're still unsure, please refer to the photo below:
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Always refer to your plan by its exact official name.
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"Pushing for progress," however, doesn't just refer to legislative requests.
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Now we can refer to them with a single emoji!
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The documents now refer to simply a "no deal scenario".
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Refer to your future babies, and you're probably going home.
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We like to refer to it as common sense underwriting.
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You occasionally refer to "natural marriage" in your political writing.
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The two refer to each other as "all weather friends".
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Oil reserves refer to crude that's economically feasible to extract.
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More recently, the chant was used to refer to Sen.
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Or does it refer to something more analytic and interpretive?
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The remarks did not specifically refer to the Saipov case.
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" This is a parenting style many refer to as "authoritative.
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The remarks about a deadline refer to the Dreamers issue.
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Workers should refer to their own agencies for more information.
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Some refer to prison as a place where hope dies.
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Why did Trump refer to Abedin's mother, Saleha Mahmood Abedin?
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Autonomous cars are the scenario we most often refer to.
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The hashtags refer to the gentrification of downtown Los Angeles.
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We refer to that initial conversion process as primary analysis.
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Proponents of the bill refer to the procedure as dismemberment.
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People with business acumen refer to this as vertical integration.
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Online fans of Donald Trump refer to themselves as centipedes.
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It doesn't refer to a bank where you deposit money.
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"Reno, for one" doesn't refer to the town in Nevada.
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" Economists refer to this sort of U-turn as "unretirement.
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One couple began to refer to her as a daughter.
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The researchers refer to this combination as a nanoparticle supersoap.
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"Home now doesn't refer to a specific city," says King.
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I refer to these types of assignments as parent homework.
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Many refer to it as the bible of Indian cooking.
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We'll refer to them as Frank, Julien, Pierre, and Karim.
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Intersexuality does not refer to sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Palestinians often refer to the Jordan Valley as their "breadbasket".
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I refer to it as a target for design nerds.
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The Swedish refer to them as de apatiska , the apathetic.
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Lawler would refer to her as "Sweet Jo" on broadcasts.
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This is what media theorists refer to as agenda setting.
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Refer to "The Year in Illustration" for examples and inspiration.
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I've always had a tendency to refer to people diminutively.
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The region you refer to was not in my thoughts.
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They refer to the meme's creator as "Matt" in posts.
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Refer to Tim Morrison as a former White House aide.
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Issues can refer to concerns, topics of discussions, fundamental questions.
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That's why I refer to them as 18th Century Fox.
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But the statement did not refer to a death toll.
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" People around town refer to Russo as the "eclipse lady.
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We refer to these assigned goals as our dual mandate.
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Some figures may be decorative, or refer to physical freight.
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And Syrian-American activists often refer to it as Obama's Rwanda.
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This is why Republicans refer to it as a destination tax.
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That's how I refer to the time I lost my fingers.
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Russia and Syria both refer to the armed opposition as "terrorists."
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They refer to it being a bot which it is not.
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Isn't using 'they/them' to refer to one person grammatically incorrect?
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Refer to the complete Directions for Use information available at TissuGlu.
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Instead, you'll hear her refer to the non-gendered flight deck.
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Several internal ISIS documents refer to him as al-Hajj Abdullah.
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They continued, using State Department slang to refer to the secretary.
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People have begun to refer to it under the hashtag #DieListe.
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"We can't even refer to it as sexual education," she said.
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This is why I often refer to them as underserved victims.
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Presumably you meant to refer to the poor fellow's "grisly end".
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I refer to this not as a contest but a con.
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Do you refer to your trash cans as your "Louis Vuittons"?
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The things we refer to as "progress" today were still incubating.
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" Well, the ladies refer to term as "a lady's private parts.
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That Internet operation, we refer to it as a virtual caliphate.
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More than 140 countries worldwide refer to the republic as Macedonia.
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It did not refer to the EU sanctions in its statement.
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" Levine says that prisoners often refer to child molesters as "chomos.
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Do they casually refer to the court as SCOTUS in conversation?
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump would often refer to Sen.
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Legislators can get tetchy if you refer to them as such.
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The president also used his choice name to refer to Sen.
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Consumers and media broadly refer to my clients as financial advisors.
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I wasn't even allowed to refer to the gvt 'of' Taiwan.
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I wasn't even allowed to refer to the gvt "of" Taiwan.
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Or, as he preferred to refer to it, a sanitation engineer.
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"We jokingly refer to it as Helvetica Stockholm Syndrome," says Nix.
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Through these ghost makers, the paintings refer to their own origins.
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Unfortunately, Minister Bentley does not refer to the former Canadian MPP.
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Zarif did not refer to the possibility of new EU sanctions.
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The report did not refer to any specific threat from Russia.
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I rarely refer to anything as caused directly by climate change.
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The products' tactile and rough surfaces refer to their natural origins.
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Oil reserves refer to crude that is economically feasible to extract.
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Critics refer to that founding group as the La Jolla Junta.
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The new film shows the hyenas refer to him as chubby.
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Once again, where there are questions, refer to the oath taken.
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"Secretary Clinton did not refer to plaintiffs as liars," Jackson noted.
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Palantir did sometimes publicly refer to its work in New Orleans.
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Doe's lawyers refer to their client throughout their filings as they.
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Most students, Phillips says, simply refer to this as "The Fishbowl."
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Refer to your printer's instruction manual for any additional setup needed.
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That video appeared to refer to legal action by T-Series.
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He also allowed Lanier to refer to the agreement several times.
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Rejectionist is a derogatory term used to refer to Shi'ite Muslims.
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" RINO is commonly used to refer to "Republicans in name only.
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Do you know how to refer to a group of porcupines?
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It did not specifically refer to the events in El Paso.
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How they refer to file folders and save old phone numbers.
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Refer to all attendees as 'Big Guy', 'Chief', 'Sport', 'Champ' etc.
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He didn't refer to the criminal code or even the Constitution.
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President Trump's use of the name "Pocahontas" to refer to Sen.
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Unicorns refer to startups with a value of least $1 billion.
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But let's not forget "surreal" can refer to good things, too.
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Others use it as a term to refer to anything digital.
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NEVER shall I refer to it as a Taco Bell/KFC.
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We start to refer to their table as the talent table.
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The statement did not refer to Qatar or Al Jazeera explicitly.
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I refer to rape as involving penetration (like the FBI does).
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Sometimes she'd refer to postcards she'd collected to jog her memory.
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Lujan: I'll refer to them as shadow profiles for today's hearing.
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Clinton that was meant to refer to Bill Clinton's sexual indiscretions.
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Internally, we just refer to the whole thing as Deals Week.
|
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Some New Zealanders refer to social media followers as "whanau" (family).
|
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Scroll forms that reappear throughout the work refer to teacup handles.
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"The Conditions" could refer to lighting, studio setups, or social conditions.
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The number could refer to troops regularly based throughout southern Russia.
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Typically, law enforcement officials do not refer to surveillance as spying.
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The statement did not not refer to the political protests directly.
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The authors refer to the grandmother speaking "Chinese" instead of Mandarin.
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Both Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders refer to themselves as democratic socialists.
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I used to refer to net neutrality as a food fight.
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"Key material" does not refer to keys that go into locks.
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Those in the industry refer to it as "systemizing" Airbnb listings.
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More accurately, it tends to refer to anybody with slanted eyes.
|
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Economists refer to this as the incidence of the corporate tax.
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"Many articles refer to the incidents as 'freak accidents,'" he said.
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The terms refer to how much work a trigger pull does.
|
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Republicans commonly use "death tax" to refer to the estate tax.
|
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JAMES You twice refer to the invitation as a mistake, James.
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All the dates below refer to the original December publication date.
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"Mufflers and such" could refer to automotive mufflers, but not today.
|
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" The Washington Post said I refer to Jeff Sessions as "Mr.
|
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Some of these descriptions refer to students with slurs and obscenities.
|
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But the term is casually used to refer to such incidents.
|
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Dozens of other emails refer to subsequent coalition efforts in Libya.
|
|
Who is the "Negro King" you refer to in your exhibition?
|
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But what if there is no hourly number to refer to?
|
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The second thing is—what does the statistic actually refer to?
|
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Corker did not refer to the 25th Amendment in his remarks.
|
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It's no mistake that it is an argument laced with religion, which is Huffington's nifty trick here, since she jokingly uses the New Testament to refer to her side and the Old Testament to refer to mine.
|
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Which is ultimately a good thing for consumers looking to avoid complicated hardware decisions, but also means that what we actually refer to as "HDR video" is going to refer to an increasingly wider range of things.
|
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Better to simply refer to someone as "not out" about being LGBTQ.
|
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" Do not refer to someone as being "pre-op" or "post-op.
|
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" Currently there are five camps, which activists refer to as "prayer camps.
|
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The post-fact era is what I would refer to it as.
|
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Trump did not refer to the document as a treaty or agreement.
|
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The estimates in Tuesday's note refer to energy-related CO2 emissions only.
|
|
What self-respecting artist doesn't refer to his romantic endeavors in music?
|
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It is wrong to refer to these deaths as accidents, he argues.
|
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Why does it matter what pronouns you use to refer to someone?
|
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He continues to refer to her emails in speeches and on Twitter.
|
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Oklahoma's nickname, the Sooner State, certainly does not refer to health care.
|
|
South Korean nationalists sometimes refer to the area as the "third Korea".
|
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One of the signs discovered Monday appeared to refer to the incident.
|
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" Kavanaugh also appeared to refer to birth control as "abortion-inducing drugs.
|
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Mr Trump is said to refer to him privately as "Juan Trump".
|
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"We jokingly refer to the sidewalk as the Wild West," said Scott.
|
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"When brands refer to pulling out toxins, they're being misleading," says Wilson.
|
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His parents refer to his new piano ballad as "Leave It Be".
|
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" She added, "Let's all just refer to these kids as 'our kids.
|
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Kavanaugh seems to refer to birth control as "abortion-inducing drugs" pic.twitter.
|
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Kanye West isn't exactly what one would refer to as a wallflower.
|
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"Our drivers refer to Juno as 'we' — 'We at Juno,'" he said.
|
|
Does the album title refer to the Sir Edward Burne Jones painting?
|
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Trump continues to refer to her emails in speeches and on Twitter.
|
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That would probably refer to me teaching my son how to box.
|
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Longo's team of researchers refer to it as a "periodic fasting regime".
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", we like to refer to him as "Our favorite sarcastic galactic badass.
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It is a dynamic object we use to refer to another object.
|
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"C Country" and "K country" likely refer to China and South Korea.
|
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Non-core assets refer to those not essential to a company's operations.
|
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Those figures refer to deaths from obstetric causes within 42 days postpartum.
|
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His millions of followers refer to Gulen as "Hocafendi", or "respected teacher".
|
|
Home relief, welfare and cash assistance all refer to the same program.
|
|
" Yeah, I'm probably still gonna refer to it as "Star Wars Land.
|
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The difference is car recalls refer to a specific make and model.
|
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This might surprise you, but astrologers often refer to Capricorns as traditional.
|
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At its headquarters, many employees still refer to him as "Mr Sam".
|
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It is what some security experts refer to as "God mode" malware.
|
|
The way I refer to this amongst my friends is the Trumpocalypse.
|
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Students may refer to their genitals in completely non-gendered terms altogether.
|
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Nicole, do you refer to yourself as a she or a he?
|
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"I sometimes refer to things as being 'so Sight Unseen,'" he said.
|
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"We didn't refer to people in the West as Occidental," he said.
|
|
And another one: Does the title refer to weeping, or ripping apart?
|
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Official media now routinely refer to Nazarbayev as Yelbasy, the national leader.
|
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Pakistani police refer to any armed clash with suspects as an "encounter".
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The "mechanic arts" refer to engineering, like M.I.T., which later became private.
|
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Mr. Doerr did not refer to the case in his blog post.
|
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To refer to "English soil" is not to speak of mere compost.
|
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You're a Trump supporter, and you frequently refer to him as Daddy.
|
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Western scholars also use the term Uighur to refer to the Huihu.
|
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His text messages even refer to a fear of "firewalls" being discovered.
|
|
Those publications refer to Donald Trump's wife as "Trump" on second reference.
|
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VDare has repeatedly used the term to pejoratively refer to immigration judges.
|
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Any guesses what that rumor Cersei and Qyburn discussed might refer to?
|
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People thus often refer to the "political branches" in distinguishing the judiciary.
|
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Good. Then politely ask them how they like to refer to themselves.
|
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"Perhaps we should refer to them in the original German?" he said.
|
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The film, however, does not refer to the current Democratic presidential candidate.
|
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Don't refer to your queer coworker's partner or spouse as their "friend."
|
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Sanders added he specifically meant to refer to the groups' endorsement decisions.
|
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La digna rabia, as we say in Spanish, to refer to indignation.
|
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His response was to refer to me as son of a dog.
|
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I could never even refer to the fact that it had happened.
|
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Did you give legal permission for Kanye to refer to your painting?
|
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The claim appeared to refer to concerns that the private server Mrs.
|
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So some restaurants refer to mock crab by the Japanese name, kani.
|
|
Short positions refer to people betting against a price rise in bitcoin.
|
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Some mums are French and will refer to this as en famille.
|
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The candidates who refer to minorities most are Mr. Sanders and Mrs.
|
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"Whenever we go abroad, people refer to us as Switzerland," he added.
|
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It upsets me when I hear people refer to them as lies.
|
|
Many of the artworks refer to the Congo and its rich history.
|
|
The Polish senator Anders did inadvertently refer to Trump as "our" president.
|
|
The language of what's "realistic" also doesn't literally refer to what's possible.
|
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Don't refer to things as your "spirit animal" if you're not Native.
|
|
President, did you use the word 'shithole' to refer to African nations?
|
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Once retroviruses become inherited stowaways, scientists refer to them as endogenous retroviruses.
|
|
Yet that word may also refer to this threshold in his career.
|
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Gweilo is a Cantonese word commonly used to refer to foreign residents.
|
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They said they had never heard it used to refer to flatulence.
|
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Even if she does refer to herself as The First Daughter. ☐
|
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That is believed to refer to the $150,000 payment to Ms. McDougal.
|
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"Coverage of senators in ancient Rome?" does not refer to ancient newspapers.
|
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"Bomb developed in the 1950s" does not refer to an actual explosive.
|
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His critics on Twitter have begun to refer to him as #MassacreMitch.
|
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The articles refer to him as "an African" who shared his opinion.
|
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Those figures refer to Puerto Ricans throughout Florida, not just in Orlando.
|
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Johnson, I did not once hear him refer to her by name.
|
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That's why I refer to him as the quintessential forgotten New Yorker.
|
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Others refer to meetings with "Squarehead" (Mr Fico's nickname on satirical websites).
|
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Ryan said using a the acronym to refer to the extremist group.
|
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I do not refer to a pre-emptive strike on North Korea.
|
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A number of items refer to Vatican-funded investigations to find her.
|
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We refer to them, too politely, as child pornographers or child exploiters.
|
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Most refer to advanced planning, training and remaining aware of one's surroundings.
|
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Bioswales refer to landscaped strips of plantings along sidewalks or buildings' edges.
|
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More importantly, federal regulations refer to unauthorized disclosures not just classified information.
|
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His tendency to refer to the European Union as "Europe" is typical.
|
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I refer to this trend as the gentrification of social change movements.
|
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That's why I often refer to Pakistan as the ally from hell.
|
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FANGs refer to shares of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet-owned Google.
|
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Perhaps it's best to refer to his own writing on the matter.
|
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A few Anti-Federalists did refer to the personal use of guns.
|
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We don't have to refer to them with their labels of choice.
|
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Trump would refer to them as deep staters who ratted him out.
|
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She's a girl, and you can refer to her as a girl.
|
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"Outside" is how villagers refer to the world beyond their constricted boundaries.
|
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Ginsburg did not refer to the impending hearing or Kavanaugh by name.
|
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And occasionally, a government official would refer to it as Iss-ull.
|
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They refer to this as "normalizing monetary conditions" or "removing policy accommodation".
|
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U.S. military officials refer to the Persian Gulf as the Arabian Gulf.
|
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And we refer to trade policy uncertainty as a factor in this.
|
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" "The Secretary does not use derogatory language to refer to transgendered individuals.
|
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Though we refer to elections as "races," the term isn't quite right.
|
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A "shambles" can be used to refer to any type of mess.
|
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It's a trend that experts refer to as the "democratization" of kidnapping.
|
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Parents might be tempted to use cutesy terms to refer to genitals.
|
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The subpoena did not explicitly refer to the Los Angeles Olympic bid.
|
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Chloe Wise's fans refer to her as though she is a product.
|
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Could then refer to it, enraged, or ignore it, like dry clay.
|
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No. But to refer to the US as a patriarchy is absurd.
|
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We can imagine that "He" does not refer to a Coachella executive.
|
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That was what the 2004 veterans refer to as the good campaign.
|
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We jokingly refer to these people as tire kickers in the industry.
|
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Maas doesn't refer to Syria, the DAPL pipeline, or even Donald Trump.
|
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This is what economists refer to as increasing the capital-labor ratio.
|
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Many of the "Harm to Ongoing Matter" redactions likely refer to Stone.
|
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We did an experiment on all 900 students — they would call themselves guinea pigs, I refer to refer to them as pioneers — we closed the achievement gap and the satisfaction gap and it stayed closed for seven years.
|
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"LITTLE KATHMANDU" is how some locals refer to Aldershot, south-west of London.
|
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It became routine to refer to Germany as the "sick man of Europe".
|
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That's why they sometimes refer to themselves as the internet's first boy band.
|
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The term "whole grain" doesn't always refer to food of equal nutritional value.
|
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" Bullock, 53, continues, "Let's all just refer to these kids as 'our kids.
|
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That said, it's obvious those pseudonyms refer to Donald Trump and Essential Consultants.
|
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Locals now refer to it as "the road that does not tolerate mistakes."
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Things to consider include shape (refer to the chart below), size and setting.
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" No chat, no penetration, and you can only refer to vaginas as "pussies.
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The players refer to themselves as gamers, he was quick to point out.
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To what extent can we truly refer to modern video games as "escapism"?
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The reports, which were not signed, refer to a new contract dated Jan.
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Meghan also seemed to refer to her father's political enemies, including President Trump.
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"In psychology we refer to that as a sensation-seeking personality," Sparks explained.
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"It can also refer to a sacred place inside of us," she says.
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It is incorrect to refer to ISIS or Tea Party followers as radical.
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But few are likely to refer to the area as Little Norway anymore.
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It's better to simply refer to someone as "not out" about being LGBTQ+.
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At the news conference, Mahathir did not refer to Kashmir but Khan did.
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" People magazine would refer to her as the "sex broker to the stars.
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It's unlikely but still possible — refer to question 1 for more details. Yes.
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WE WILL REFER TO KING #1 BY HIS COMPLETE NAME, SIR CARTER pic.twitter.
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At the news conference, Mahathir did not refer to Kashmir but Khan did.
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" No, none of these stories refer to their respective subjects as "Miss Piggy.
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You want to refer to this person in a roundabout kind of way.
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Which is, journalists who come on The Daily don't refer to a story.
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Cook's lawyer claims these do not necessary refer to any of the accusers.
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But, you may also hear astrologers refer to it as locational astrology, too.
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"I like to refer to [our methodology] as a glass box," Singhal added.
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I haven't been able to cover everything so please refer to the release.
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Then you would have no way of being able to refer to it.
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The president shouldn't refer to the press as the 'enemy of the people.
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After mass-casualty incidents, comparisons to the battlefield typically refer to the scale.
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This is also known as phytophotodermatitis (I refer to it as vacation rash).
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Trump is expected to refer to his framework on immigration in his address.
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Such a phrase is taken to refer to the possibility of military action.
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I, and others, refer to it as the golden age of serial murder.
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Works by seven artists refer to campaigns of cultural obliteration present and past.
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" In neighboring China, people derisively refer to him as "Kim Fatty the Third.
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It is also important to explain why we refer to Autopilot as "beta".
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On the tape, Cohen&aposs "David" appears to refer to American Media Inc.
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"They were using the gas pump emoji to refer to marijuana," says Wijeratne.
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We pathologize blackness in the way we exchangeably refer to blackness and stigma.
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A flight simulator is a physical thing used to refer to real planes.
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So prosecutors refer to the initial production of information as disclosure, not seizure.
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They frequently refer to each other as "hubby" and "wifey" on social media.
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The last two events refer to policy mistakes made by the U.S. government.
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A majority of countries in the world refer to it simply as Macedonia.
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Clark also points to bigots using the word "Skittles" to refer to Muslims.
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"Cell," in this case, seems to refer to the one in his mind.
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It's what we refer to as the "software stack"—firmware is the bottom.
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How can we maintain what we refer to as a "root of trust"?
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But it's such a huge category and can refer to so many things.
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I've heard you refer to the first three records as your wilderness years.
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Again, the regulations refer to the disclosure of FBI information, not simply documents.
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The label's requirements are manifold but mainly refer to feeding standards and medication.
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Opioids refer to both prescription painkillers like oxycodone and illegal drugs like heroin.
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The post also appeared to refer to a Muslim "problem" in the country.
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Insurers often refer to these surgeries as cosmetic and won't pay for them.
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"I affectionately like to refer to Sanford as the quiet storm," she said.
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That's because the widely publicized Medicaid "cuts" actually refer to adjusted growth rates.
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Many of his followers refer to him as the "Brazilian Trump," BBC reported.
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"My daughter would refer to Sheila as her kick ass cousin," said Nathanson.
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Minsky's work might have complemented theirs, but they did not refer to it.
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"We refer to the good ghosts that inhabit this building," Mr. Nickson said.
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For instance, might surfing invoke what psychologists refer to as a "flow state"?
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And, if so, why would Cohen's lawyer refer to Hannity as a client?
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Bavarians still sometimes refer to the Germans to the north, derisively, as Prussians.
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The game's title, The Swords of Ditto, doesn't actually refer to a weapon.
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States has tended to refer to him simply as an "Israeli political philosopher,"
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Myanmar's government does not use the term Rohingya to refer to the group.
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Can also be used to refer to a piece of pubic hair, obviously.
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Couldn't run a chook raffle - Used to refer to someone who is incompetent.
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This is obvious, even though Judith doesn't refer to Rick by his name.
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Their pages have tattered and yellowed, but the Thompsons refer to them regularly.
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The term "compulsory measures" is generally used to refer to detention in China.
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Those charges could refer to classified documents released by WikiLeaks under Assange's watch.
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NEVs refer to all-electric battery cars and heavily electrified plug-in hybrids.
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The shows have even have judges who refer to the cats as "meowdels."
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Some of the members of this network refer to themselves as 'the resistance.
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The three solicitation charges refer to soliciting the murder in three separate incidents.
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Dark pools refer to trading outside the exchange done by large institutional investors.
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By the end of the play, I refer to Mom as a ghost.
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The saying 'What's under the hood' will increasingly refer to computing, not horsepower.
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"Cloudbleed" is the term being used to refer to an Internet security nightmare.
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In Hawaii, we refer to nourishment and its power and lifeforce as mana.
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Trump has used the phrase "enemy of the people" to refer to media.
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Many health experts refer to this as OSHA's "body in the morgue" requirement.
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NEVs refer to all-electric battery vehicles and plug-in petrol-electric hybrids.
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Some of those words seemingly refer to Bright Falls and to Alan himself.
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Fired-up collectors refer to the joint effort as the Bong-Puffer card.
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Some scientists have even started to refer to the present as the Plasticine.
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We must now, and forever, refer to her as Kerry from the block.
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Experts refer to this process as the "militia-ization" of the Assad regime.
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If they were uncertain how to refer to me, they should have asked.
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Fans of Tool and A Perfect Circle often refer to Keenan as MJK.
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The company also appears to refer to the product AWS Elemental Media Services.
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Today, the lines refer to the black and white Universal Product Codes (UPC).
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But Ethereum and ether are now used interchangeably to refer to the cryptocurrency.
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American policymakers often refer to such issues using a default umbrella term: privacy.
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Everyone else may refer to the huge expansion of health insurance as Obamacare.
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In Florida, the state civil rights law does not refer to sexual orientation.
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But how to refer to places like Auschwitz is a matter of contention.
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They cited "technical reasons," a euphemism widely understood here to refer to censorship.
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I wonder if this is meant to refer to an eye twitch, actually.
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I refer to SWOOP UP, STINT, FLAM, maybe a couple of others — ADAMANT?
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Students will need to refer to the Obituaries section to find their subjects.
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"Never would I refer to victim's families in such a way," she continued.
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Dickinson was prolific; I refer to this kind of work as calligraphic painting.
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"This is what we now refer to as the Calhoun Effect," Free said.
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They were reading from the chapters of Genesis we refer to as Vayera.
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Wig: "Wig" is a phrase used to refer to something that is amazing.
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He also used a slur to refer to people from the Middle East.
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We encourage everyone to refer to the CDC's guidance on stigma and resilience.
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He had meant to refer to an interview Mr. Trump gave on Jan.
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The Russians refer to misinformation as a weapon, and they are probably right.
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Trump's statement on the matter did not refer to her son at all.
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The "hungry newcomers" clue could refer to the other members of McCartney's band.
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I refer to the Mandalorian himself: a protagonist who finally understands military tactics.
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They refer to each other as brothers and they even fight like brothers.
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Words like "scientist" and "surgeon" are assumed to refer to men by default.
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Editors and writers regularly refer to the stylebook for clarity on word usage.
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Those who refer to the number 52 should also remember the number 290.
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They often refer to Chile as a great stable country in Latin America.
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Some orders refer to "corrective action" by a judge without saying what happened.
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These figures come from different sources and financing can refer to different transactions.
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People on the internet often refer to binge-watching "The Office" as therapy.
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So the clue "Odd group of musicians?" does not refer to their personalities.
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Or, refer to the many music-themed argumentative writing prompts we have published.
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That's why throughout the story, we refer to several workers by pseudonyms only.
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For example, swathes of British laws would then refer to EU institutions only.
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His official NASA biography, however, does not refer to him as an astronaut.
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It can also refer to monuments, and this clue hints at a TOMB.
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Why did he refer to the "war on terror" in the United States?
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Refer to Activision's FAQ for more details on how all of that works.
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" Muslim's refer to the location as Haram al-Sharif, which means "Noble Sanctuary.
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They are pushing for what many refer to as a block grant program.
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More notably, some refer to her as the Michael Jordan of the WNBA.
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"In pen?" does not refer to the writing implement you might be using.
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The indictment does not refer to Mr. Morris or his business by name.
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He did not refer to an audio recording in his speech in parliament.
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"I LOVE when others refer to me like this as well," she writes.
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So now I no longer refer to Bartola as The Walking Petri Dish.
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If you accidentally refer to someone by the wrong gender, just correct yourself.
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I guess maybe goth, but I would never refer to myself as goth.
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But it could refer to more than the two of them, as well.
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The Kremlin did not refer to Prigozhin by name in its Monday comments.
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Many of the scenes directly refer to major plot points in the movie.
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And, if I needed to, I could refer to things in the past.
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We refer to Coretta Scott King as just the wife of an orator.
|
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According to Baird, experts refer to this as the "hard problem" of consciousness.
|
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It's a sprawling sub-subgenre that we like to refer to as Infocore.
|
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"Whenever we go abroad, people refer to us as Switzerland," the king said.
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As mentioned above, sovereign citizens believe each person has two identities: a real identity, which they refer to as their "sovereign" or "flesh and blood" identity, and a secret government-created alternate identity, which they refer to as their "corporate" identity.
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Almost every Democrat tried to divert attention from Strzok's texts -- some used their questions to refer to all the people who have pleaded guilty in the Russia probe so far, or to refer to what they see as the President's sins.
|
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Donald Trump's 2016 chant "Drain the swamp," which most often seemed to refer to the independent institutions of government, has been embraced as a metaphor across the political spectrum and in the media to refer to the pervasiveness of corruption.
|
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"You want to look for what we refer to as green shoots," he said.
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We usually refer to our dogs (two pitbulls and a Catahoula) as our babies.
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I now proudly refer to my daily regimen as the #BlackGirlMagic skin-care routine.
|
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He did not directly refer to China's bruising trade war with the United States.
|
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Five of the seven paintings refer to events shortly before and after the surgery.
|
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We tend to all refer to this whole region out here as Joshua Tree.
|
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IdentityIdentity can refer to race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or religious beliefs.
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Norwood's mother reportedly told the Richmond police to refer to her child as male.
|
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Akhundzada called for trust but did not refer to Wednesday's bombing in his message.
|
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Confusingly, many of the listings refer to the screens as both LCD and OLED.
|
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These writers are the same people who still refer to Guangdong province as Canton.
|
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They refer to the cost of borrowing overnight, not for a range of maturities.
|
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The app juggles all of those variables without having to refer to a rulebook.
|
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Zero-hour contracts refer to employment contracts with no minimum guaranteed hours of work.
|
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Fabricio, as supporters refer to Alvarado Munoz, called the ruling an affront to sovereignty.
|
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Though the data refer to firms of all sizes, big ones dominate the mix.
|
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Did German resistance fighters really refer to Joseph Goebbels' propaganda operation as fake news?
|
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"It's what people politely refer to as a rebalancing of the economy," Wrenn said.
|
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They refer to each other by their Twitter handles and call each other friends.
|
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The use of "Zhao family" to refer to powerful figures has since gone viral.
|
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Muslims refer to it as the Noble Sanctuary, which includes the al-Aqsa Mosque.
|
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But the three aluminium bodies are certainly right when they refer to heightened instability.
|
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News reports commonly refer to this new wave of releases as ISIS kill lists.
|
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Trump did not refer to the meeting during a rally Friday in Omaha, Nebraska.
|
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He said Trump, who he did not refer to by name, had denigrated science.
|
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They now refer to themselves as co-commissioners of the Big Ten Managers' League.
|
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New energy vehicles refer to all-electric battery cars and plug-in electric hybrids.
|
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I regularly refer to "Margaritaville" as a state of mind inspired by margaritas. 9.
|
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The sessions also mimic Clinton, a candidate who aides refer to as a worrier.
|
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Of these, he says, only a handful did not refer to organised armed action.
|
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We refer to density as the number of participants within a certain geographic area.
|
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Yet on Hashima neither the guides nor the pamphlets and signs refer to it.
|
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The arrangements Britain wants to translate refer to European law and European content requirements.
|
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He once managed to refer to himself 200 times in an hour-long speech.
|
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Politicians can collaborate and do deals, but lawyers refer to first-principles legal scriptures.
|
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CLIMATE economists refer to it as "the most important number you've never heard of".
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As a result, netizens often use the term "our rabbit" to refer to China.
|
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It is a rare commodity – actually, I'd rather refer to it as a currency.
|
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Scientists refer to this color pattern countershading, and it's commonly seen in modern animals.
|
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Many young Catholics have little interest in Ireland, which some refer to as "Mexico".
|
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"SGE" is a term the government uses to refer to part-time federal employees.
|
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I often refer to the larger problem with this as Where's the bottom turtle?
|
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He's the driving creative force and we jokingly refer to me as tech support.
|
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Speech requires known words that themselves refer to realities that are identified and distinguished.
|
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What's more: it can refer to every single type of oral sex imaginable. Cool.
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You could refer to them as feature watches or minimalist smartwatches if you'd like.
|
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A survey of the threats Headlines refer to the "slow creep" of climate change.
|
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Seed and Series A refer to early-stage fundraising efforts from new start-ups.
|
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"It's a neat cheat for patients, nurses, physicians, everyone to refer to," Fryhofer said.
|
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However, he did briefly refer to her during a 2011 interview with Piers Morgan.
|
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But staff members still refer to the Riviera as "el hotel de Meyer Lansky."
|
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But in Greek or Spanish, time is described using terms that refer to volume.
|
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This situation feels ancient, ever repeating; I refer to it as a primordial woe.
|
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"We never, never even refer to the fact that he's a dog," Jones says.
|
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South Korean newspapers now refer to this new group as the "no-chemi clan".
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" He went on to refer to it as "a matter FBI is looking into.
|
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Trump has previously used the term "animals" to refer to members of MS-13.
|
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In the pharmaceutical industry, a "slim jim" can also refer to a marketing pamphlet.
|
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Diversity can refer to skill sets and personalities, or to gender and ethnic backgrounds.
|
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He also said Lemon should refer to the campaign's statements about the recent accusations.
|
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He once again deridingly used the term "Pocahontas" to refer to the Massachusetts senator.
|
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But by sometime earlier this year, it was used to refer to false accusations.
|
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N were set to change how they refer to Taiwanese airports on their websites.
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I wouldn't have a wealth of my own personal bad choices to refer to!
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Except no one in Genoa would ever refer to it as just a loaf.
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Please refer to Bracewell-Worrall's investigative report, which features supporting tweets and maps. 3.
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Upton told the Times that he had "no idea" Biden would refer to him.
|
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Nobody mentions Ike and means to refer to the Fender bass named for him.
|
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Some refer to the president as a "wimp"; others find variations on that theme.
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We use "Turner", "we", "us" and "our" to refer to Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
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YOU USED THE WORD "HORRIBLE" TO REFER TO POWER, NOT NECESSARILY ACROSS THE BOARD.
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Christmas is what in other circumstances an economist might refer to as an institution.
|
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Today, experts refer to the syndrome as factitious disorder imposed on another, or FDIA.
|
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He did not refer to specific cases or say when the deaths took place.
|
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By inputs, I refer to the resources that can help members succeed as legislators.
|
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" Many in Hollywood and the media took Trump's tweet to refer to "The Hunt.
|
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"On this occasion, I would like to refer to two important issues," Abbas declared.
|
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Enter the über woke socialist quadruplets who refer to themselves as "The Squad:" Reps.
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For more information, refer to Fitch's 'Peruvian Banking Sector 1H17 Performance' available at www.fitchratings.
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" She added, indignantly, "People refer to us as surrogates, but we are his children.
|
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Will the paper find a new honorific with which to refer to transgender people?
|
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn did not refer to any of the sides in Sunday's election.
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" The initials refer to Afghan security forces, including the military and the police. "U.
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Notably, these were not communications with Assange but simply communications that refer to Assange.
|
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Obama refuses to refer to the Paris Protocol as a treaty, for tactical purposes.
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Built up through layers of acrylic paint, they refer to a process of accumulation.
|
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Those hazards could refer to roadkill, potholes or even objects flying off moving cars.
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"I like to refer to it as the golden year of blogging," Perez says.
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A U.N spokesman later said that Darusman meant to refer to individuals, not corporations.
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Sitting right there where you are, I would refer to him as a slumlord.
|
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" The 2012 report does not refer to preventing hunger but rather to "food security.
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The emails refer to an attachment that Kemp's office said was computer programming code.
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We can refer to anything and anyone in our pasts without having to explain.
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The more uninhibited refer to it as a fee, acknowledging that I'm a professional.
|
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Officials in predominantly Shi'ite Muslim Iran often refer to Sunni Muslim radicals as "takfiris".
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Public schools must also refer to students using their preferred pronouns and chosen names.
|
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Several Russian media reports refer to her as the sister of Putin's former wife.
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Others refer to penetration as sexual assault (like the CA law used, among others).
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"We refer to it as 'hiding in plain sight on the page,'" Finn said.
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This may refer to the launch of a large data collection program called Tempora.
|
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So it's really what we've come to refer to as 'copycat legislation' that's spreading.
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The "mail" dates refer to the day by which an application must be postmarked.
|
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With it came the handy shorthand "web" to refer to the internet in general.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly refer to Twitter user Hayley Nobody.
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I refer to the 214th Amendment, whose ratification was certified on July 214, 2150.
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During Stage 3, what I refer to as "legacy lifeprint," activities can be gratifying.
|
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The Treasury will refer to either 2018 or 2019 tax returns for income information.
|
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"We hate it when people refer to this as the sixth borough," he said.
|
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Radio clips and newspapers refer to bombings and a Red Army Faction hostage episode.
|
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In some cases, they refer to the country's early history as Britain's offshore prison.
|
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Mr. DiPietro, is this the hall-of-famer you refer to in your notes?
|
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It's not uncommon for Saugans to even refer to themselves as Torontonians for convenience.
|
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"You know, I'm free," she continued, seeming to refer to her relationship with McKeague.
|
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"Like good spellers?" could refer to spelling words, but not with that wordplay indicator.
|
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Despite this, it became the style to refer to it as the Seven Kingdoms.
|
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In Europe, only Austria and Germany refer to their head of government as chancellor.
|
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So it doesn't bother you if people refer to you as masculine or feminine?
|
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Cryptographers and technologists typically refer to this approach as introducing a so-called backdoor.
|
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Parents, particularly mothers, are using it to refer to their children, particularly their daughters.
|
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"You should actually be shot," he said, using an epithet to refer to priests.
|
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Would you ever refer to him by only the final part of his name?
|
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Journalists wondered how they would refer to the two men, particularly 'self-inaugurated' Abdullah.
|
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The spokesman did not refer to any specific hotels or the impact of coronavirus.
|
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"Code Blue" could refer to his most recent album called Wild Blue (Part 1).
|
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What's your reaction when you hear people refer to you as a "style icon"?
|
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He also used the term to refer to Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex.
|
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I refer to it as the yellow brick road to single-payer health care.
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Fire: "Fire" is used to refer to something that is really cool and amazing.
|
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They need to be able to sort out which pronouns refer to which nouns.
|
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The episode title didn't refer to her capture or demise, as commenters had speculated.
|
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In Europe, "feta" can be used only to refer to the crumbly Greek product.
|
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Every time we refer to London as "across the pond," some British readers cringe.
|
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It's also the 85th anniversary of what dance folks refer to as the Pillow.
|
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Even how you refer to yourself when talking to yourself can make a difference.
|
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Some journalists refer to him simply as "Boris," a familiarity that evaded Mrs. May.
|
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I refer to our time together as Bubbe Days, using the Yiddish for grandmother.
|
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Because they deserve a Democratic nominee that doesn't refer to them as "it." pic.twitter.
|
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Though Saied never completed his doctoral thesis, fans refer to him as "the professor".
|
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Instead, they refer to the Rohingya as subhuman invaders despoiling a golden Buddhist land.
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The term can also refer to the outer part of the sun&aposs plasma.
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Also, woke was used exclusively by black people to refer to other black people.
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They stew in what I'll lovingly refer to as a fancy tech pickle jar.
|
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A further source of uncertainty is what scientists refer to as non-linear effects.
|
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Or it could refer to the refresh rate, though that wouldn't exactly be groundbreaking.
|
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However, the company doesn't refer to American Dream as a mall, though others may.
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People refer to this as my autobiography — walk by it, and you'll see why.
|
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Rappers often refer to the Champagne as "Ace of Spades" because of its branding.
|
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The former can refer to the promotion of self-governance and one country's interests.
|
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Someone who used the colloquial "guys" to refer to the audience was sternly rebuked.
|
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As a general term, it's fair to refer to it as a links course.
|
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Mahinda (Sri Lankans habitually refer to politicians by first names) is back again anyway.
|
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Japanese news reports often refer to her as Mr. Trump's "beloved" and "beautiful" daughter.
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"I would like to specifically refer to you for appropriate follow up," Coons wrote.
|
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"Consumers refer to soy milk as soy milk," the GFI said in its letter.
|
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Many people in Italy refer to the mass killings simply as "foibe," or caves.
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The painting includes plenty of symbols that refer to India's history and modern strength.
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Nyack is often used as shorthand to refer to several places with similar names.
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My friends refer to the men I date as fitting the "Hollister model" type.
|
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Though he spoke favorably of it, Trump didn't refer to the operation by name.
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As an argument that it isn't a good idea, I refer to Hurricane Katrina.
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"Previously, Smith said that he and Pinkett Smith refer to themselves as "life partners.
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"Pure sales" refer to anyone actually purchasing copies of the album, whether physical or digital.
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Most of these terms are deliberately vague; they refer to "shameful spaces" and "secret places".
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Essentially, it's a phrase you use to refer to all the light bouncing off objects.
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The emailed statement did not refer to Taiwan being asked to move its Abuja office.
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" One of the questions was, "Should I refer to Clinton asCrooked Hillary during the debates?
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Airbus regularly uses the term "business partners" to refer to foreign sales agents or intermediaries.
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It's an approach that has led many people to refer to hers as "gourmet" garnachas.
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This is what people mean when they refer to the "scientific consensus" on global warming.
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Next, the term "Flower Moon" is used to refer to a full moon in May.
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PCPartPicker, PC Master Race, and Logical Increments have plenty of build guides to refer to.
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NOAA has a couple of different airplanes that we refer to as the Hurricane Hunters.
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"I refer to this as my unicorn bump," Jenny says, motioning to her shiny stub.
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Now, I was one of the off-camera people he'd refer to on the show.
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Official transfers refer to money coming into or out of the country, such as grants.
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If you want to see what a "Muslim neighborhood" looks like, just refer to Twitter.
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Cullinan is carrying the briefcase which contains the winner envelopes they refer to as #BallotBriefcase.
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The sources did not refer to any wrongdoing on the part of the two men.
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People definitely refer to the different groups as the 'band kids' and 'drama kids' etc.
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For more information, refer to Fitch's 'Chilean Banking Sector 1H17 Performance' dashboard, available at www.fitchratings.
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This Iraqi interpreter, whom I will refer to as Abdallah, survived his own assassination attempt.
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