You're not referring to national pride; you're referring to racial pride.
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And I'm not just referring to New York, I'm referring to everything.
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"the one true sentence," and he wasn't referring to facts—he was referring to
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She was referring to Republicans, but could well have been referring to Democrats, too.
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Sloan: And I was referring to, I was referring to the vision of our company.
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" They later further traded insults, with Trump referring to "little Marco" and Rubio referring to "big Donald.
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Maybe he was always referring to FY 18 when everyone thought he was referring to FY 17.
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He was referring to the special election, but he could have been referring to just about anything.
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Well -- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I'm referring to his general -- DAVID GANEK: I know who you are referring to.
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"I'm referring and you know I'm referring to the MS-13 gangs that are coming in," he said.
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The comedy received mixed reviews, with some critics referring to it as "dim" and others referring to it as "saucy."
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I'm not referring to a game of tennis (15-love, 15-all, etc.), I'm referring to the game of tennis.
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He was referring to the geography of the trail race but may have just as well been referring to its psychology.
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I am not referring to airports in some foreign country; I am referring to our airports here in the United States.
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"Things weighed in pounds" is not referring to the weight measurement, but is instead referring to animal shelters and the answer is PUPS.
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The clue could be referring to the beginnings of a beautiful relationship, but today it's referring to the sparks that fly off a TESLA COIL.
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"I don't need no stinking tax stamp," one Facebook post, referring to the required registration of automatic weapons, states before referring to the bump stock model.
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All documents and communications referring or relating to Mylan's tax rate, including, but not limited to, those referring or relating to the profitability of the EpiPen.
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They (representatives at the White House press office) were referring, of course, to the substance of President Obama's final State of the Union address Tuesday night, though that is not, as it happens, what I am referring to; I am referring to the optics that framed it.
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"It is a participle that can both be a past participle, referring to a prior time frame, or a present participle, referring to the present," he said.
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No, we're not referring to the factory that made Rolos and Quality Street, nor are we referring to one of the biggest textile factories the world's ever seen.
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Debates about Israel seem to be the precise place where "existential anxiety" stopped referring to philosophical angst and started referring to the fear your nation could be destroyed.
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I'm not referring to Russia; I'm referring to his effort to delegitimize President Barack Obama by insisting, with no evidence, that he was born outside the United States.
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"It's being discussed right now," Trump said, referring to a "Mike Bolton" currently in Moscow negotiating the talks (he was presumably referring to national security adviser John Bolton).
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When Taylor Swift sang "we never go out of style," she was referring to a James Dean look-alike; when we say it, we're referring to the smoky eye.
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" Asked Tuesday on Capitol Hill if McCain was referring to the President in his speech, the longtime senator said, "No, I was referring to the whole atmosphere and environment.
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For while entrance is a psychological verb, referring to the process of hypnosis, it is also, at the same time, an architectural noun, referring to a point of ingress.
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It's not clear whom the president was referring to — whether he was simply picking up on Sheriff Mims's reference to MS-13 gang members or referring to deportees more broadly.
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Most moments of name-calling — including Scar referring to Simba as a "hairball" and Zazu referring to the hyenas as "slobbering, mangy, stupid poachers" — are absent from the new film.
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Searches for words including "mainstream," referring to the "mainstream media" or MSM, and "Orwellian," referring to author George Orwell and his flagship novel "85033," surged this year, the company said.
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Some in the country's capital reportedly chanted "death to Rouhani," referring to Iran's President Hassan Rouhani, and "death to the dictator," referring apparently to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Some protesters in the country's capital reportedly chanted "death to Rouhani," referring to Iran's President Hassan Rouhani, and "death to the dictator," referring apparently to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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"Well, it's a shame what's happened with the FBI, " Trump said referring to reports of top FBI employees exchanging messages last year referring to then-presidential candidate Trump in derogatory terms.
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Notably, even as Mr. Beckworth kept referring to the defendants as Johnson & Johnson, acidly underlining the familiar parent name of the company, Mr. Ottaway kept referring to his client as Janssen.
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" Asked if he regrets referring to a coronavirus "hoax" this week, the president said it was a "hoax referring to the action [political rivals] take trying to pin this to someone.
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Some protesters in the country's capital reportedly chanted "death to Rouhani," referring to Iran's President Hassan Rouhani, and "death to the dictator," referring apparently to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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The interactive map I'm referring to — found at ZeldaMaps.
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" Trump later argued he was referring to her "persona.
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" She began referring to this as her "perfect pussy.
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" Referring to politicians, Mr. Hogg told CNN: "We're children.
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" — SETH MEYERS, referring to the digital encyclopedia "I'm disappointed.
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" Trump often blasts the media, referring to "fake news.
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" Referring to Hindu Americans, he added, "They're smart people.
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" Colbert said, referring to the redaction about Nunes. "Californian?
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" Referring to the president, the official said: "He listened.
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By the middle of 2015, it had surpassed Google as the leader in referring readers to publisher sites and was now referring 13 times as many readers to news publishers as Twitter.
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" And because Donald Trump is Donald Trump, not only did he respond to Conway's provocation but did so by insulting him -- and referring to his critic by referring to him as "Mr.
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"Now he's repeating himself," Rubio pointed out, referring to Trump.
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"This one comes before me," he said, referring to Lucky.
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"Hi Bob, which nickname are you referring to?" he asked.
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Could she be referring to the allegations of sexual assault?
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Referring to ISIS as "Daesh," he condemned the tragic event.
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Especially when she's referring to herself in the third person.
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I tweeted twice, fairly objective tweets referring to the situation.
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"Everybody's a lobbyist down there," he said, referring to Washington.
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Price, referring to Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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Susan Collins was referring to when she commented on Rep.
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Referring all questions to the WH for the time being.
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"It's been very difficult," Rudisha said, referring to his injuries.
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Mr. Trump was referring inaccurately to testimony from Lt. Col.
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Gorman did not identify which venture he was referring to.
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He was referring to a derogatory name of Islamic State.
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She's referring to Inigo Quilez, a VFX supervisor for Oculus.
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"Release the transcripts," they shouted, referring to Clinton's paid speeches.
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" Wood added, referring to Tesla's financials, "This is quite dramatic.
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We're referring, of course, to Sandor Clegane Vs. Gregor Clegane.
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In fact, she's already referring to herself as Ms. Frizzle.
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Driving the news: Trump tweeted, referring to indictments of Rep.
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"He's nobody's brother," she says, obviously referring again to Aaron.
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We are referring, of course, to Madonna and Sean Penn.
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Is he referring to the Delos scheme of eternal life?
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The Apple campus Trump is referring to is indeed real.
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He did not specify which parties he was referring to.
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But it's possible they could be referring to other states.
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"I don't screw around," Turner said referring to the game.
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"They brainwashed him," Rawan said, referring to her older brothers.
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But the fight you were referring to was last summer.
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It's white women referring to black men using black emoji.
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But yeah, it's referring to these sort of stereotypical things.
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He did not specify the locations he was referring to.
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The "event" he is referring to is her actual suicide.
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Leal is one of those employees Redlitz is referring to.
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Article updated to correct quote referring to URWork not WeWork
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Not anymore," he said, referring to the minimum length. "DAMNIT!
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"I don't think it's healthy," Tiegs added, referring to Graham.
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It is impossible to know whom he was referring to.
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Then Faith slipped, referring to Bishop in the third person.
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"He kept referring to himself as a mirror," he explained.
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"They love this country," Trump said, referring to his supporters.
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But make no mistake, that's what he's referring to here.
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One might also ask which "people" Greenblatt is referring to.
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I don't even know what stuff you were referring to.
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"Put yourself in Chris' shoes," he says, referring to Daniels.
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Why it matters: Referring to President Trump's 2016 victory, Sen.
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He's referring to a cycle in which children kill parents.
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"The laws we have passed have worked," Obama said, referring
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This seems to be the case Diaz is referring to.
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"He's not stopping," he shouts, referring to the truck driver.
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"Hitting them like animals," she said, referring to the customers.
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"They don't care," he tells me, referring to games makers.
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Carstens did not specify what tweets he was referring to.
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Casey was referring to events that led to the Feb.
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Page: Yeah, I'm not sure which litigation you're referring to.
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" His father began referring to him as "my little lawyer.
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I'm assuming that Schumer was referring to the 222 midterms.
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What's happening: It's unclear to which reports Trump is referring.
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"We'll take a break," he said referring to the project.
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So Spicer referring back to Trump's past comment is useless.
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"Goodbye president, goodbye Bajbouj," they shouted, referring to Essebsi's nickname.
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"I'm sure he's still alive," he said, referring to Iden.
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"That's our job," he said, referring to himself and Lowry.
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Can people STOP referring to Wikileaks as a news organization.
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"Support get out," the crowds chanted, referring to the RSF.
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Grassley did not specify what statements he was referring to.
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When they say that, you know who they're referring to.
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So what, exactly, could Wade be referring to, you wonder?
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Naturally, concepts referring to aesthetics offer the most natural pairings.
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ISIS is a commonly used acronym referring to Islamic State.
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That's obviously the legal threat to which she was referring.
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It's not clear if Kudlow was referring to other data.
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No more referring to himself, without irony, as Hurricane Espada.
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People online began referring to the incident as "Lanzhou buttocks."
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It's unclear what parade Trump is referring to at Andrews.
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Neeson did not specify what city he was referring to.
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"But it's a trivial effect," he said, referring to prices.
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"Jerry had an amazing career," said Tyndall, referring to Stackhouse.
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He declined to identify to which women he was referring.
|
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He could just as easily have been referring to himself.
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"That is ultimately his decision," Grisham said, referring to Trump.
|
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"My candidate lost," he tells audiences, referring to his brother.
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"Of course I'm worried," Ms. Luis said, referring to Brexit.
|
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Notice how Jed, in this episode, keeps referring to "us"?
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"Start with Mike," Trump said, referring to his vice president.
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He did not specify what controls he was referring to.
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They're the "trash" Camille was referring to in Frank's office.
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He did not specify which ambassador he was referring to.
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"AutoCAD," Limbu replied -- referring to the computer-aided design software.
|
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Cohen is referring all inquiries to his attorney, Guy Petrillo.
|
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"Everyone gets it," he said, referring to fellow board members.
|
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"We are not in power," Pelosi said, referring to Democrats.
|
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"has arrived in the house," he said, referring to Ramaphosa.
|
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He did not specify what funds he was referring to.
|
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"Hit it closer," he said, referring to his approach shots.
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TV's Joe Concha, referring to potential 6900 hopefuls like Sens.
|
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"Everyone is gaming the system," she said, referring to Democrats.
|
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He was referring to the robes worn by Hindu ascetics.
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CNN does not know what the episode was referring to.
|
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Mr. Trump appeared to be referring to reports that Mrs.
|
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Referring to Judge's yearbook quote, The Atlantic's Caitlan Flanagan wrote,
|
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"Honestly, bless athletics," he added, referring to track and field.
|
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"Duflo: What we are referring to as the "hard times.
|
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"They really hate this guy," Alexander said, referring to Trump.
|
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She was referring to a cattle rancher who supported her.
|
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It's unclear to whom Trump was referring about the leak.
|
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"You idiots," Adams says, referring to all people of color.
|
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But it's not clear which subsidies Trump was referring to.
|
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Rodriguez did not specify which payments he was referring to.
|
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Ron DeSantis -- and a "thief," referring to Gillum, for governor.
|
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Jeff Davis, said on Wednesday, referring to the Islamic State.
|
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Referring to the Republican lineup later in the day, Mrs.
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He did not specify which officials he was referring to.
|
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"This is really needed," he said referring to the upgrade.
|
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Jim Jordan, referring to various pieces of a replacement plan.
|
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"Internally we're referring to it as Project XX," she said.
|
|
He was not referring to income imbalances on their own.
|
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"He's not a professional diplomat," Vindman testified, referring to Sondland.
|
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JoAnn Watson told the crowd, referring to the California Democrat.
|
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Albella did not explain what conditions he was referring to.
|
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I'm referring to a healthy fear that keeps investors focused.
|
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I'm referring to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
|
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"Bannon still with him," the source said, referring to Moore.
|
|
It was unclear whether she was referring to Mr. Pompeo.
|
|
"Eric always laughs," Ms. Eisner says, referring to her husband.
|
|
"Let them govern," Ms. Bonvicini said, referring to the government.
|
|
Perhaps he was referring to a particular set of buildings.
|
|
The rapper didn't specify which celebrities she was referring to.
|
|
The Canadian embassy declined to comment, referring queries to Ottawa.
|
|
"I'm married to Eric," Lara continued, referring to Donald's son.
|
|
Daou was referring to a CNN report in which Gen.
|
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"I said 'your name,'" referring to his first name, Ramy.
|
|
"She's only 9," said Maddox, referring to her little sister.
|
|
I think you're referring to the piece where I speculate.
|
|
"He is an outlier," she added, referring to Mr. Trump.
|
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"I'm glad he's not mad," Dillon added, referring to Almirola.
|
|
He was referring to WarnerMedia, the parent company of TNT.
|
|
He was referring to the skunky odor of vaped weed.
|
|
" The president ended his tweet by referring to "Fake News.
|
|
I'm referring to the purchase date moving up, of course.
|
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I'm referring to the purchase date moving up, of course.
|
|
Irabor said, referring to the publications that drew ad dollars.
|
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He was referring to the Adagio, MultiBonds and Allegro funds.
|
|
Managers began referring to a "more streamlined process" in meetings.
|
|
He did not specify which calls he was referring to.
|
|
"We've seen the reporting to which you're referring," he said.
|
|
"I spoke to him," she tweeted, referring to Mr. Scott.
|
|
"I haven't seen it," he said, referring to the bridge.
|
|
She declined to say more, referring questions to their lawyer.
|
|
"I don't even know what you're referring to," she said.
|
|
Swerdin added, referring to their struggles with his sister's care.
|
|
Even other cancer experts began referring patients to Dr. Rabson.
|
|
ISIS is a commonly used acronym referring to Islamic State.
|
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Stewart told reporters the EMS worker was referring to Salamoni.
|
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No, I'm not referring to San Diego nor Palm Springs.
|
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"Oh, that's not him," the woman said, referring to me.
|
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"I want him suspended," she said, referring to the officer.
|
|
"This was alive," he continued, referring to the brittle tree.
|
|
After referring to her by her pre-transition name — i.e.
|
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It wasn't clear that Pompeo was referring specifically to Turkey.
|
|
"Or how about Sleepy Joe," Trump continued, referring to Biden.
|
|
He was referring to Mr. de Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray.
|
|
Comment on the opinion article, referring to the Times's policy.
|
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Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, while referring to the language.
|
|
Viana was referring instead to former colleagues on Costa Cruises.
|
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"I was so happy," she said, referring to Mr. Altmark.
|
|
Tapper was referring to a tweet from Trump on Saturday.
|
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"We worked with them," said Grigoryan, referring to Russian officials.
|
|
Murray was referring to Trump's campaign promise of repealing ObamaCare.
|
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The president was referring to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
|
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"Hi," I said, referring to him by his first name.
|
|
She was referring to Gove's work in government since 2010.
|
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"Xiaobo has gone," Ms. Liu said, referring to her husband.
|
|
Confused by all the graffiti referring to the "Crimson King"?
|
|
"General Milley has him now," he added, referring to Gen.
|
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"He's been proven guilty," another shot back, referring to Trump.
|
|
And he knew exactly what the president was referring to.
|
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"We don't like them," he added, referring to the sanctions.
|
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"It is scary stuff," Buffett said referring to the outbreak.
|
|
The Washington Post in 2017, referring to the president's daily
|
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"We created you," Mr. Jones replied, referring to Mr. Hernandez.
|
|
" Another common misunderstanding is referring to the holiday as "St.
|
|
Which bill Mr. Trump was referring to is not clear.
|
|
It wasn't immediately clear which data Liu was referring to.
|
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"It's just insane actually," he said, referring to their reactions.
|
|
It was not clear what cases Moise was referring to.
|
|
We've had overheard conversations referring to the U.S. president's ass.
|
|
It was not clear what the "limit" was referring to.
|
|
" Referring to Obama's overtures, he said, "We are not naïve.
|
|
Obama said, referring to Trump, a former reality television host.
|
|
He did not specify which campaigns he was referring to.
|
|
Castro has denied his comment was referring to Biden's age.
|
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"Make American Great?" she asked, referring to Trump's campaign slogan.
|
|
He's referring to Leia and her home planet of Alderaan.
|
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"Just like the name," he added, referring to Bad Hunter.
|
|
Referring to Republican cabinet members as "scumbags" is not partisanship.
|
|
It was not immediately clear what Trump was referring to.
|
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"The deputy foreign minister," he said, referring to Mr. Duncan.
|
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Be wary of merely referring clients out to a lawyer.
|
|
" Krawcheck is referring to what's known as "the latte factor.
|
|
It was unclear what oil the president was referring to.
|
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It was not clear who the President was referring to.
|
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It is not clear what friend Parnas was referring to.
|
|
It consisted of referring people with mesothelioma to the firm.
|
|
To be clear, Mr. Sitrick wasn't referring to Mr. Weinstein.
|
|
Or are we referring to another "totally appropriate" conversation here?
|
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"It's their car," he said, referring to the rental company.
|
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"These are grown people," he added, referring to the pastors.
|
|
It was not immediately clear what he was referring to.
|
|
Referring to the 1981 Supreme Court opinion in Montana v.
|
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The quote was referring to painting for 24 hours straight.
|
|
Alito was referring to two 1935 cases, Panama Refining v.
|
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It remains completely unclear what poll Trump was referring to.
|
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Yeah, Glass ... I think you're referring to Glass Enterprise edition.
|
|
Trump did not explain what "subsidies" he was referring to.
|
|
" She also trashed Trump -- referring to him as "Carrot Face.
|
|
Where you're probably referring to is in the car space.
|
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SANGER: I wasn't referring to that in the ISIS context, I was referring more in the realm of dealing with our allies, dealing with China, dealing with Japan, the other places that we've discussed.
|
|
On Tuesday, Burr was asked to clarify the second campaign he was referring to, and he confirmed it was not the Bernie Sanders campaign, since he was referring to campaigns in the general election.
|
|
It doesn't specify whether it's referring to Israel within the Green Line, which is the internationally accepted boundary, or whether it's also referring to the West Bank, Gaza and the Golan Heights, considered occupied territory.
|
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"You look at the power they have in terms of votes and that's what I was referring to, obviously that's what I was referring to and everybody knows it," he told Fox News on Wednesday.
|
|
It was unclear immediately after the tweet what sanctions Trump was referring to, and two sources told CNN that Trump was referring to a group of large-scale sanctions that had not been announced Friday.
|
|
"Some conservative men persisted referring to the age of Aisha, with a copy-and-paste understanding," she wrote, referring to one of the Prophet Muhammad's wives who, according to most narratives, was 9 years old.
|
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"I wish they would not," he said, referring to the tests.
|
|
Jack Markell of Delaware, referring to the most politically competitive states.
|
|
She's referring, of course, to Scott and Kourtney's increasingly problematic relationship.
|
|
"Sorry Madeline," she says, referring to Reese Witherspoon's character's preppy style.
|
|
We literally don't know what the special counsel is referring to.
|
|
Boeing also declined to comment, referring all questions to investigating authorities.
|
|
"Other people are also afraid," she said, referring to non-Muslims.
|
|
"City of love," he captioned the photo, referring to Paris' nickname.
|
|
Referring to evil men as "animals" is a common colloquial expression.
|
|
He was, of course, referring to himself: he was the mayor.
|
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"It is not anything toxic," Gonzales said, referring to the smoke.
|
|
The smart toilet I'm referring to is a health-tracking toilet.
|
|
"Look at the toolbox," Rehn said referring to its available options.
|
|
"We have a smoking gun," Wolfe said, referring to the photo.
|
|
Spokesman Brian Risinger confirmed that the statement was referring to Bloom.
|
|
" Khloé wrote referring to her momager and grandmother Mary Jo "M.
|
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By referring to business transactions as "sharing," they sound less greedy.
|
|
The "bit" he's referring to is the script of recovery programs.
|
|
The second bit, they guess, is referring to Littlefinger's inevitable one.
|
|
She later clarified that she was referring to self-defense groups.
|
|
It was not immediately clear what evidence Pompeo was referring to.
|
|
USAID declined to comment, referring VICE News to the White House.
|
|
If you've seen the episode, you know what I'm referring to.
|
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Trump made comments widely interpreted as referring to her menstrual cycle.
|
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Jeff Davis told reporters on Tuesday, referring to the ISIS presence.
|
|
Why did they keep referring to Peguero in the past tense?
|
|
"We talked about doing that together," Watts said referring to Kidman.
|
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He opened by referring to the economic struggles of his childhood.
|
|
Clearly, they are not referring to the prices in New Hampshire.
|
|
But it was not clear what numbers he was referring to.
|
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"I thought he was playing well," Manning said, referring to Osweiler.
|
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We would see women who were referring men in their lives.
|
|
He was referring to the state's two most famous political families.
|
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Skorts. How many puns can you say referring to one garment?
|
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"This is not good news," Trump said, referring to the diagnosis.
|
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In addition, there are incentives for referring others to the platform.
|
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"This fire is unprecedented," he said, referring to its local impact.
|
|
Guard against fake news by always referring to verified news sources.
|
|
It wasn't immediately clear which process Al Baker was referring to.
|
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"He was just dancing, dancing," Thelma Clarke said, referring to India.
|
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"They're human, too," Thelma Clarke told me, referring to LGBT people.
|
|
Facebook declined to comment further, referring back to its blog post.
|
|
"They know our operational plans," he added, referring to board members.
|
|
"The performance is lousy," said Huang, referring to AMD's latest GPU.
|
|
Tellingly, Domoto was adamant about referring to himself as American Japanese.
|
|
Gone were the pleasantries and respect with Trump referring to Mrs.
|
|
Later, Scaramucci tweeted that he was referring to his own look.
|
|
He was referring to the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010.
|
|
"People are referring to two different things here," Dr. Mahto said.
|
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GUTFELD: You should not be referring to her as a horse.
|
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"This is a plot," he says, referring to the weakening lira.
|
|
"Thank you Germane," says another, with a heart, referring to Germany.
|
|
The massage device I'm referring to is called the TheraGun G2PRO.
|
|
It can't just be users referring the validity of the story.
|
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She's referring to the author of Don Quixote, Miguel de Cervantes.
|
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It's unclear exactly what Trump is referring to about Cruz' wife.
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We certainly couldn't keep referring to her by her birth name.
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It depends on the "results" to which the candidate is referring.
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It's called, the one I'm referring to is called The Coach.
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"He was [helpful] around that time," Hamilton said, referring to 2011.
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It was unclear which specific news outlets he was referring to.
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Shelley Moore Capito told Politico, referring to the anti-ACA lawsuit.
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On social media, people began referring to Mr Kim as "cute".
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Afraid I can't think what you would be referring to.... pic.twitter.
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He could have just been referring to LeEco's EV effort, LeSee.
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"I really needed this today," he said, referring to their meeting.
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"I can confirm that," the spokesman said, referring to the report.
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Referring to selling burgers as "sharing beef" is kind of gross.
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Trump also cautioned Republicans against referring to DACA recipients as Dreamers.
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I was not referring to sexual activity by the word 'action.
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He might be referring to Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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He was just referring to the "lock them in" part. Right?
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Keenan: You're referring to the executive suite of Gawker Media, correct?
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It was not immediately clear which use Adidas was referring to.
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But none of these examples are the divide I'm referring to.
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"I don't know what the song is referring to," says Visconti.
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"I'm not sure what you're referring to?" the engineer replied apologetically.
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I just can&apost remember what that one was referring to.
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It was not immediately clear what policies he was referring to.
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"Are they on the team?" he said, referring to the bench.
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And it's referring to the author as a "copyright holder" pic.twitter.
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Jaitley was referring to the volume of transactions, not the value.
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"You two are next," Godwin added, referring to the congressional staffers.
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Some consider it a racial slur referring to Asian people's eyes.
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Michael Hayden, referring to Haspel's clapping at the domestic policy issues.
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Defend Europe did not specify what NGOs it was referring to.
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" Referring to the Lavrov meeting, Trump said he "didn't like it.
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He, of course, is referring to Giudice's line of flavored prosecco.
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News, referring to the unidentified person who placed the distress call.
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Dick Durbin: "Lives are hanging in the balance," referring to DACA.
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We can't wait to find out what she's referring to. 2.
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While we know he's referring to Reed, who's this third person?
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Later, the Department of Justice is also referring to other iPhones.
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But it's likely Ledgett was only referring to NSA targets specifically.
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And she was referring specifically to assault rifles, not all firearms.
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Kimberly is referring to my wife sitting in the front row.
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It's unclear whether authorities were referring to Penn and del Castillo.
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"I feel rage," Evans told Esquire, referring to President Trump's victory.
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Though it is not clear what polls Trump is referring to.
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"Look," George W. said, referring to Jeb's exclamation-marked campaign signage.
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It was not immediately clear to whom the president was referring.
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"It is Bulbasaur's fault," Dowling said, referring to the Pokémon character.
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Liles did not specify which 21 states he was referring to.
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Cory Gardner (R-CO), said Tuesday, referring to his Democratic colleagues.
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"They don't have a mixed message," he said, referring to China.
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It was not immediately clear what growth Bhargava was referring to.
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"But all this began then," he says, referring to the mall.
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"What change is he bringing?" the source asked, referring to Tillerson.
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We can only wonder what discriminatory language Allen is referring to.
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It was unclear exactly what consequences the statement was referring to.
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When people talk about gun feel, what are they referring to?
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It's time to stop referring to undocumented immigrants as 'illegal aliens.
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So what is the "we don't talk about" referring to, exactly?
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Debout, referring to violence women migrants and asylum-seekers experience on
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TV on Monday, referring to the now 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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Obama explained, "That motto is his motto," referring to her husband.
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"This year they canceled, or delayed," Chan said, referring to orders.
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Bill Flores, referring to the farm bill's work requirements in SNAP.
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"It's all about the Benjamins baby," Omar tweeted, referring to money.
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Graham was referring to new messages disclosed in letter from Rep.
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"We appreciate very much his cooperation," he added, referring to Cohen.
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"It's all about the Benjamins baby," Omar wrote, referring to money.
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I am referring to 15 doctors in eastern Aleppo in Syria.
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"To the fake Pocahontas, I won't," he added, referring to Warren.
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DOJ responded to requests for comment by referring questions to DHS.
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"I think he likes us," Land said, referring to evangelical Christians.
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"You can give it to him," Miller said, referring to Cain.
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" Keys added, referring to the Beyoncé song, "Who run the world?
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It's unclear whether he was referring to Kim or another executive.
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Taylor wrote in her book, referring to the Korean for 'Hurray!
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It was unclear to whom Trump was referring, but Republican Gov.
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"Red!" he cried, referring to the bright blazer I was wearing.
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The same Donald Trump who has made referring to California Rep.
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"We've developed a very special bond," he added, referring to Kim.
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By ICJ, Zarif was referring to the International Court of Justice.
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The crisis I am referring to here is a political one.
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If he's referring to my political perspectives, then I'm not convinced.
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"This year they cancelled, or delayed," Chan said, referring to orders.
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"This is the spice!" he said, laughing, referring to his show.
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He declined to comment on Saturday, referring questions to the township.
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"Um, Merkel?" he said, referring to the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.
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Rashida Tlaib, for using profanity in referring to President Donald Trump.
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TV's Joe Concha, referring to justices from the 1980s and 1990s.
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"We love you over here, man," Harmon said, referring to Obama.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said, referring to the
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"It's all about the Benjamins baby," she tweeted, referring to money.
|
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The president appears to be referring to the victories of Reps.
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But then everybody has got to be referring back to me.
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"I think I hit seven today," Spieth said, referring to fairways.
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It is unclear what commitments Mr. Dylan might be referring to.
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He's referring to the future growth of care providers and facilities.
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" They also offered praise for Comey, referring to him as "brilliant.
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"We grieved like everyone else," he added, referring to the Sept.
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Referring to someone by their deadname is considered insensitive and harmful.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts tweeted, referring to her husband Bruce Mann.
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TV, referring to a statement from from SoulCycle CEO Melanie Whelan.
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Nonetheless, it seemed clear that he was referring to Mr. Esfahani.
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"Right before that," Shulkin responded, referring to the call from Kelly.
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It's unclear exactly which "bad environmental laws" Trump is referring to.
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I just wanted to tell our viewers what she's referring to.
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" The president often rails on the media, referring to "fake news.
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" He has teased Sessions by referring to him as "Mr. Magoo.
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"They'd drilled out the lock," she said, referring to the landlord.
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"These numbers are crazy — crazy," he said, referring to the ratings.
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Mr. Zetsche declined to say what countries he was referring to.
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"He's creating layers of meaning," he added referring to Mr. Cattelan.
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They were referring to his $34,000 in federal student loan debt.
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Trump has faced criticism for referring to himself as a nationalist.
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Because of this, we're only referring to them by their aliases.
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"That chubby face that looks kind," he said, referring to Kim.
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Instead he had said he was referring him for further treatment.
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Amazing But when Trump says it, he's referring to his personality.
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That's the basic setup, and that's what I was referring to.
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Trump did not name the document that he was referring to.
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Yeah, that's why I think I was referring to Harmony Korine.
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"Growth is declining, uncertainties are rising," he added, referring to Germany.
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TV's Jamal Simmons on "What America's Thinking," referring to infrastructure legislation.
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He declined to comment, referring the request to the Justice Department.
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In the interview, Horner's referring to the gullibility of Trump voters.
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"But persistent is true enough," said Ms. Berman, referring to herself.
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" Another epithet frequently used when referring to Watanabe's designs is "Japanese.
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I'm referring very clearly to George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin here.
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Especially someone who is, like, 72 years old (referring to himself).
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Renate Schroeder Dolphin, the woman they were referring to, is furious.
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Referring to your daughter's racial identity this way is off-putting.
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"You know Mohamed Farah?" said Jassim, referring to the distance runner.
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It was not clear whether he was referring to annual losses.
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"We're the same as them," he says, referring to his fans.
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She was referring to 2 major recent developments in the program.
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I'm referring to the end of Rocky's first date with Adrian.
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"He's saying he was duped," Guzov said, referring to Shkreli's claim.
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Mr. Trump's claim, referring to American military personnel, is slightly exaggerated.
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You won't find him referring to "folks" anywhere in that speech.
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The real winner: Donald Trump I'm not referring to the election.
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"We go," he said, referring to firefighters who rush toward danger.
|
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It's unclear which tweets ESPN is referring to in its statement.
|
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"She's amazing," he added, referring to Michelle Williams, who plays Verdon.
|
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Garber said she receives no kickbacks for referring clients to surgeons.
|
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"We started referring to this as helium shortage 3.0," he said.
|
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Huckabee Sanders mostly deflected questions, referring reporters back to Giuliani's comments.
|
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"Outback offerings" is not referring to things from the Australian outback.
|
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Brat is referring to a compromise that was never actually official.
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"Let these people win DownBeat polls," referring to the jazz magazine.
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I'm referring to an incident that happened in Saskatoon in 2013.
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But the period I'm referring to for the moment is 1994.
|
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" Referring to Ronald Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson, she added: "O.
|
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It is unclear which Channel 13 the claim is referring to.
|
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"And there's only one Gypsy," he added, laughing, referring to himself.
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I definitely support the reasons that Colin Kaepernick keeps referring to.
|
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She later said she was referring only to "fanatical/extremist" Muslims.
|
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An aide to Schiff confirmed the announcement was referring to Goldman.
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I think that he was very politely referring to Bill Ackman.
|
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He did not identify the news agencies he was referring to.
|
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"He destroyed my adolescence," Campos recently told CNN, referring to Miranda.
|
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He was referring to the Notre Dame Cathedral fire in April.
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That call scared people, he shouted, referring to Dr. Messonnier's warnings.
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Next door is 433A, "Speedy wide receiver, perhaps," referring to football.
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"I'm the perfect grandpa," he said, referring to his clowning abilities.
|
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And I am not referring only to places like hipster Williamsburg.
|
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"We've been here before," Spithill said, referring to the 2013 comeback.
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I'm referring to Mr. Icke and Mr. Macmillan, not Big Brother.
|
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Raby didn't have to ask who the man was referring to.
|
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"He's gonna name this Harry," she reads, referring to the award.
|
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But it's not hard to guess what he was referring to.
|
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Doctors didn't believe her, she said, referring her to psychiatrists instead.
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LARRY KUDLOW: I'm not sure what specifically you are referring to.
|
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"We know their tricks," she said, referring to unscrupulous business owners.
|
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Mr. Cuomo declined to comment, referring questions to the Port Authority.
|
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She was referring specifically to Mr. Romney's support for calling witnesses.
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"That's a total lie," Parnas said, referring to Zelensky's recent denials.
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And therefore counsel should refrain from referring to senators as jurors.
|
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I'm not referring to a terror attack or a natural disaster.
|
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"Let them have that discussion," she added, referring to the committee.
|
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"CONGRATULATIONS, PRESIDENT SCHUMER!" remarked Coulter, referring to the Senate Democratic leader.
|
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"I'm the lawyer for this girl," she added, referring to herself.
|
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"I did not vote for him," she said referring to Bevin.
|
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The group cited a diplomat referring to them as "death squads".
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TV referring to CNBC host Jim Cramer's recent comments on Warren.
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The process that you're referring to is a risk management process.
|
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"Only some ODA grants," he said, referring to Official Development Assistance.
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AB: But don't forget, I started this by referring to Judd.
|
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"The poem that you're referring to was added later," he said.
|
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"Let's put forth an actual Democrat" referring to Bernie and Mike.
|
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"People learned Galifianakis," he said, referring to the actor Zach Galifianakis.
|
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"I can't be angry," Mr. Counts said, referring to his accuser.
|
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"How's Hugh?" someone asked, referring to Hugh Hamrick, Mr. Sedaris's boyfriend.
|
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Sejkora was referring to a 2003 sexual assault accusation against Bryant.
|
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"All the candidates did well," he said, referring to their speeches.
|
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"They only understand one thing!" he said, referring to North Korea.
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"They're all working hard," he said, referring to representatives and senators.
|
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I don't know who these unnamed sources are you're referring to.
|
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"Just disassociate from him," she said, referring to the crown prince.
|
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"Just disassociate from him," she said, referring to the crown prince.
|
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The money Mr. Trump is referring to already belongs to Iran.
|
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Lam said on Tuesday, referring to China's national government in Beijing.
|
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"I was dazzled by it," he said, referring to the collection.
|
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"He had control of Spalding County," she said, referring to Gibson.
|
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His own relatives can't stop referring to him with feminine pronouns.
|
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"I said, 'Mami is not well,'" he recalled, referring to Santiago.
|
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Therefore, counsel should refrain from referring to the senators as jurors.
|
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It is unclear to which period of time Holmes is referring.
|
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"He's given me my freedom," she says referring to Phil Pavone.
|
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Ms. Hicks confirmed that she was referring to a financial stake.
|
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And, more importantly, what other "similar experiences" were they referring to?
|
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But it was far from clear what Comey was referring to.
|
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" He disdains the industry practice of referring to customers as "covers.
|
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Swift could be referring to her mother, Andrea Swift's, cancer diagnosis.
|
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Avenatti did not elaborate on which accusations he was referring to.
|
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A spokesperson for Accenture declined to comment, referring questions to Facebook.
|
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Mr. Trump was referring to an article published online on Jan.
|
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Also, who is the "little schlepper" is Trump referring to here?
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As you can plainly see, I'm not referring to Trump supporters.
|
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Azarov did not specify to which Ukrainian laws he was referring.
|
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"We are scared of Brexit," he said, referring to the withdrawal.
|
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It was not immediately clear what assurances he was referring to.
|
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Referring to a similar attack Trump made against the late Sen.
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The trio of freshmen Hoyer was apparently referring to are Reps.
|
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"But Steven, could you maybe," the president said, referring to Mnuchin.
|
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I think I most often heard "banging" when referring to food.
|
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Mr. Trump did not say what site he was referring to.
|
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Kornze repeatedly refused to respond, referring Gosar to the White House.
|
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The poll Trump is referring to is conducted by Rasmussen Reports.
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" Ms. Hamilton asked, referring to the diva-in-training puppet. "Yes!
|
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Referring to Marbledale Avenue, Mr. Ecklond said he envisions dramatic revitalization.
|
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"The system is broken," Mr. Cotton said, referring to Kennedy Airport.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL, referring to Avenatti's arrest on extortion charges "Wow, wow.
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When we name colors, we are usually referring to their hue.
|
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Preferred stock is typically used when referring to a company's value.
|
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"Every girl can shoot now," Raty said, referring to the Americans.
|
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Al Qaeda issued a statement after his death, referring to Abdel-Rahman's instructions to seek vengeance from those who killed him, referring to the U.S. authorities whom he accused of neglect and abuse during his incarceration.
|
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"President-elect Trump was referring to the threat of nuclear proliferation and the critical need to prevent it," spokesman Jason Miller said in a statement, which is precisely the opposite of what Trump was referring to.
|
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We're going to have something much better, but pre-existing conditions, when I'm referring to that, and I was referring to that very strongly on the show with Anderson Cooper, I want to keep pre- existing conditions.
|
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"What's your problem, man?" one asked, referring to the teenager's repetitive movements.
|
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Unless you're referring to Monica from Friends, because that's totally her character.
|
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"It's Peter's girl," he said, referring to the brand's designer, Peter Dundas.
|
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Job centres started referring hungry jobseekers directly to food banks in 2011.
|
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"I trust Butch Jones implicitly," Hart said, referring to the football coach.
|
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"Street Smart with Christopher Reeve," he said, referring to the 1987 thriller.
|
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It&aposs unclear if she was referring to the boy who died.
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"I used to watch it," Trump told attendees, referring to his followers.
|
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Though she didn't mention them by name, Pelosi was referring to Reps.
|
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"I hate 'em," Thorne said into the camera, referring to her zits.
|
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"It should be finished today," the commander said, referring to the evacuation.
|
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It's not clear which two cases the ROU Chief is referring to.
|
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Nope, we are not referring to the infamous and played-out #Deflategate.
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He's likely referring to the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system (THAAD).
|
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"Of course it should be balanced," Putin said, referring to the legislation.
|
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"Bravo, Heather," the American Enterprise Institute's Christina Sommers tweeted, referring to Lind.
|
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But the death spiral Garcia was referring to is a second one.
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I am referring to being diagnoses with DCIS, Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
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I had everyone referring to me as 'Kenya Moore, Miss USA 1993.
|
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Nina Turner said, referring to Clinton's so called "firewall" of minority voters.
|
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Orrin Hatch , R-Utah, referring to the president's growing list of tariffs.
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In "raw material," Bove was referring to capital brought in by banks.
|
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"The whole judge's ruling was vexatious," Lyman said, referring to the redistricting.
|
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He declined to speak to BuzzFeed News' questions, referring us to DataCamp.
|
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"[They] told me it was DFSP," Williams said, referring to Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans.
|
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So, I think that's what Masa is referring to as a mistake.
|
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"That's for Jack Ma," he said, referring to Alibaba's billionaire co-founder.
|
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"I'm actually a heavy sleeper," Fuiava said before referring to the storm.
|
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The terminology for referring Alaska Natives in this post has been updated.
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"They should investigate the Bidens," Trump deadpanned, referring to the Ukrainian government.
|
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"They've not got some storied generals," he says, clearly referring to Manafort.
|
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It is not clear exactly what "reports" the president is referring to.
|
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It kept referring to it as a disease or illness until recently.
|
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"I have Mark's word," Meehan said, referring to Nestlé CEO Mark Schneider.
|
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Presumably, Curtis was referring to her parents, Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis.
|
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This tweeter, Erin, said her mom was actually referring to KIDNEY stones.
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CC'ing LTG Flynn," Flynn, Jr. wrote back, referring to his father. "LOL!
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"He already took one L," Barnes said, referring to their earlier confrontation.
|
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Lam's office declined to comment directly, referring questions to the security bureau.
|
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He said the competitor he was referring to was Lebanon-based CSC.
|
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I'm referring to edges2cats, which turned any line drawing into a cat.
|
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A spokeswoman for Mr. Neumann declined to comment, referring questions to WeWork.
|
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He was referring to people from Haiti, El Salvador, and African nations.
|
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So we don't know if Trump was referring to any actual poll.
|
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"We're similar in so many ways," Smith says, referring to her mom.
|
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Police say the caller referenced "getting justice for Steven," referring to Avery.
|
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Mrs Lam later said she was not referring to any particular contender.
|
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"I grew up with my stepdad," said Brody, referring to David Foster.
|
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The State Department declined to comment, instead referring The Hill to DHS.
|
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Fans, meanwhile, have started referring to Rooney as "Wagatha Christie" in admiration.
|
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"She's got nerves of steel," a British woman says, referring to me.
|
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"The message -- he'll know it," the vice president said, referring to Putin.
|
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"You can be the judge," she told Unglert, referring to her chest.
|
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Robyn didn't identify to whom Michael was allegedly referring during Sunday's RHOP.
|
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Here, the Fox News pundit was referring to claims that Massachusetts Sen.
|
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Spahn did not spell out what side-effects he was referring to.
|
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I keep referring to it as a 'fluffer' and they hate that.
|
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Lehner did not specify which statements and demands he was referring to.
|
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The missile strike that Trump was referring to occurred on Friday night.
|
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Maybe Trump was referring to a point where wages are just right.
|
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In fact, what they're referring to is Nicolas' addiction to crystal meth.
|
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"Sometimes superheroes come in small packages," O'Farrell said, referring to Young's height.
|
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It was unclear whether he was referring to the case in Massachusetts.
|
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"I got that from him," he says, referring to H. W. Bush.
|
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"Who else would I be thinking about?" he said, referring to Perry.
|
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Dugan was referring to the social network's plans to read users' thoughts.
|
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Google erased the referring link, and Russians could again access the site.
|
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On Wednesday the newsletter led with "Nevertheless, she persisted," referring to Sen.
|
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"We're up against a machine," she said, referring to opponent Hillary Clinton.
|
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Nor was this bias affected by the sex of the referring doctor.
|
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Last year's victor was "original intention", referring to the party's founding goals.
|
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It is not clear who Hoffman was referring to in the clip.
|
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No one was referring to the one I did for my book.
|
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But Trump's more likely referring to host Jimmy Kimmel's jabs at him.
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But I think he was referring to the team with this line.
|
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Rouhani seemed to be referring to possible negotiations with the United States.
|
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Whether this is what he is referring to is a different matter.
|
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Perhaps. Will he be referring to Sun Tzu in times of crises?
|
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Conservatives have been referring to it on Twitter, using the hashtag #TheThing.
|
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"These are our sisters," she said, referring to the so-called squad.
|
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We may now all start referring to it as the BEST place.
|
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" He added: "I was referring to Lyft drivers, but I was joking.
|
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He really loves referring to himself in the third person; and, 2.
|
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"I lost my job," he joked, referring to his activism in Aleppo.
|
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He was referring to Britain only, but it's still a startling claim.
|
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"Look at Ms. Swift's face," McFarland said, referring to the infamous photo.
|
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"Karen is going to be really incredible," Trump said, referring to Rep.
|
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He seems to be referring to "The Haves and the Have Nots."
|
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" Khloé, 33, wrote, referring to her momager and grandmother Mary Jo "M.
|
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" He added, referring to Republicans in Congress, Strange "doesn't know those people.
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But for a criminal prosecution, you&aposre referring to Juanita Broaddrick, obviously.
|
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I'm not referring to a company overview or a product description here.
|
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" He then quelled any confusion by referring to Finn as "my son.
|
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The department issued an identically worded press release referring to director Toback.
|
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" Referring to those areas, Burwell said that "consumer access remains a challenge.
|
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The White House declined to comment, referring questions to the Trump Organization.
|
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Bob kept referring to me that he wanted to have a friendship.
|
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"I suspect they will remain unsubstantiated claims," he said referring to Trump.
|
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"You can't separate them," said Pritlove, referring to the Congress and politics.
|
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina in an MSNBC interview, referring to Comey.
|
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You never know, maybe we'll start referring to April as Android month.
|
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" But, he added, referring to being president, "I like this even more.
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Are they referring to Flynn, Manafort, Bannon, Priebus, Trump Jr. or Kushner?
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"There's no real trend," he said, referring to crimes by undocumented immigrants.
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We call them "Spartacus moments," referring to the classic Kirk Douglas film.
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I ended up referring to the finished photo several times for hints.
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"I look with optimism to autumn," Merkel said, referring to North Macedonia.
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Gilboa is referring to more than just the logistics of the visit.
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This," he says, referring to our interview, "is better than social media.
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"He was not doing a good job," Trump said, referring to Comey.
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Could Apple be referring to its own "courage" in snubbing consumer demand?
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How about that?" he said, referring to ABC News' Martha Raddatz. "Tears!
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The first is referring new employees at your current place of employment.
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"It's not exceptionally rare," Stamos added, referring to insider data access abuse.
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"Shame on you FIA," he said referring to the sport's governing body.
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He could have been referring to Chase Headley, who has been woeful.
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"Now it's time for espionage," he said, referring to the hackers' objectives.
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Mike Rounds, a Republican member of the committee, referring to Tester's probe.
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"I just focus on that day," he said, referring to every day.
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Also, it's not clear what "record" Trump is referring to having broken.
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It says "Send to David S at the V.A.," referring to Shulkin.
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"That was an unfortunate sound bite," Navarro said, referring to Mnuchin's remark.
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TV's Buck Sexton and Krystal Ball, referring to the Moscow intelligence agency.
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"Let's apply the same yardstick" he added, referring to Mr. Bhat's case.
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I'm referring to Android Wear, yes, but also to smartwatches in general.
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TV, referring to support brewers are getting from lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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"The objective is the persecution of Cristina," he added, referring to Mrs.
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"It's not real," he said, referring to the silver with a shrug.
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"That was an unfortunate sound bite," Navarro said, referring to Mnuchin's remark.
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"We own this," Francisco said, referring to Trump's decision to kill DACA.
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" Referring to today's players, Kundla said: "It's unbelievable how big they've grown.
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"Everybody goes to their corners," Trippi said, referring to Trump's polarizing effect.
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TV's Joe Concha on "What America's Thinking," referring to the 2628 percent.
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He was referring to the G-85033 summit next month in Germany.
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"They want to stop this runaway train," she said, referring to Trump.
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"I think it's possible," Paulsen said, referring to another stock market crash.
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Schumer is referring to negotiations in the Senate Health Committee between Sen.
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"We created them," Khloé says in the video, referring to the lipsticks.
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"That should accelerate," he said, referring to the third and fourth quarters.
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But where can you get the potted plants Hernàndez is referring to?
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" Giuliani tweeted, at one point mistakenly referring to Ford as "Dr. Fox.
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"I did the center," Ms. Kowroski said, referring to the adagio portion.
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"She's fine," said one GOP senator after the vote, referring to Collins.
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"Go ahead and sever it," Mr. Duterte snapped, referring to diplomatic relations.
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"He missed the whole boat," Mr. Rangel said, referring to Mr. Lauer.
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The media started referring to conservative sites like Breitbart as alt-right.
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By "mediocre," I am referring to the unremarkable or the seemingly mundane.
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I'm referring to the role of the coach in the admissions process.
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He did not elaborate on which interest rate he was referring to.
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"Marianne Williamson," Morrill replied, referring to the spiritual guru and vanity candidate.
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So what illegal occupation of the West Bank is Kurtzer referring to?
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"We are finally getting there," he added, referring to Strzok's Wednesday interview.
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"Absolutely, it was not a hoax," Mueller said, referring to Russian interference.
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Except he wasn't referring to legislative debates, political battles, or election season.
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"It's a tradition," Tyson Gay said, laughing, referring to Bolt's injury history.
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TV on Monday, referring to remarks from fellow White House contenders Sens.
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"I think I win the election easier," Trump said, referring to 2020.
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"We want to preserve the asset," Mejia told reporters, referring to Citgo.
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"This was a big trauma," he said, referring to the failed coup.
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And we urge users to refrain from referring to the incorrect figures.
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In one, Strzok wrote Page "we'll stop it," referring to Trump's election.
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"Every Metro surge has made traffic awful," he said, referring to repairs.
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"I was also a Rusty fan," he said referring to Rusty Staub.
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"Don't punish Kim," Jimmy snaps, after referring to Chuck as Howard's puppet.
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Veronica realized that she was the "hero" Penn was referring to earlier.
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"It's a blockchain protocol," Neu-Ner said, referring to the Cardano system.
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One fan said, "Go, Blue," referring to Brady's alma mater, Michigan. Nothing.
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Glaxo has declined multiple requests for comment, referring instead to earlier statements.
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Only gradually does it become clear that he is referring to himself.
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"It's an aspirational goal," Seleznow said, referring to the 5 million apprenticeships.
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Don't 'misgender' your coworkers by referring to them with the wrong pronouns.
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"It was J. O.," he said, referring to outside linebacker Johnny O'Neal.
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Perez was referring to the 22019 Republican debates when Trump and Sen.
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"This is my happy place," Gemmell said, referring to the pool deck.
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"We're three for three," she said, referring to Spanier, Curley and Schultz.
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It was not immediately clear what regulations the hotel was referring to.
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ISIS is referring to al-Baghdadi's successor as the "caliph" as well.
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Al Sharpton told The Hill, referring to voters in the black community.
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At the time, it was assumed he was referring to Obama's legacy.
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Key then goes on to explain he was referring to black people.
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"I started referring to her as our 'friend with breadifits,'" he said.
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"I thought it was really tough," Kyrgios said, referring to the conditions.
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"It just gets very lonely here sometimes," she says, referring to Earth.
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"They still showed up," Huntsman added, referring to Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
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"The lady was apologizing," he said, referring to the funeral home manager.
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"I will use the governor's words," she said, referring to Alaska Gov.
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"I say Ishkabibble's," he added, referring to a place on South Street.
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TV hosts Krystal Ball and Buck Sexton, referring to the Mueller probe.
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"He just said it's not Russia," Trump said, referring to Putin's denials.
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"And I went through Marilyn," he said, referring to the 1995 storm.
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"Lago di Como, no?" he asked, referring to his Italian lake house.
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"I don't compete with the show," Canelo said, referring to Mayweather-McGregor.
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"They have to remove it," she added, referring to Google and Apple.
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" He was referring to "a recent British TV thriller, the Journal reports.
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"I have many more delegates than him," he added, referring to Cruz.
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Whether Gurley was referring to Uber at the time, only he knows.
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The more May kept referring to them, the less sense they made.
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I'm seeing medical clinics opening up all over the place, physicians referring.
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Kardashian also posted a vague message, possibly referring to the circulating rumors.
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Scott does not stand for working people, what were you referring to?
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"He arrived here and found Max," she said, referring to Mr. Galioto.
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"Vote her in next," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted last month, referring to Pressley.
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"I think it's really early still," he added, referring to the poll.
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"This was our responsibility," he said, referring to the United States military.
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" Mulvaney said last week, referring to Trump's reasons for withholding aid. "Absolutely.
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Instead he praised the intelligence cooperation, referring to his call on Sunday.
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"He's not on the ticket," Ms. Kelly said, referring to Mr. Clinton.
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" Referring to the upcoming European elections, he said, "The opportunity is here.
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Politics beat a desire for the truth Holder was referring to Rep.
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"He was shaken up by it," Pelosi said, referring to the vote.
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"Umm, Houston, we have a problem," Middleton wrote, referring to Oesterlund's demands.
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"It's an unnecessary layer of government," she said, referring to the village.
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According to sources, he was referring to immigrants from Haiti and Africa.
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"23," came the reply, referring to a police code for an arrest.
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"It started here," Mr. Block said, referring to hill across the street.
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"I'm not totally sure what the president was referring to," Fauci said.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said in a statement, referring to McConnell's bill.
|
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"I'm hoping he goes with Kamala," the ally added, referring to Sen.
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"All the wives knew," Smith told McMurphy, referring to the coaches' wives.
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"I know we feel under attack ...," Cuomo said, referring to New Yorkers.
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Yeah, I think I'm okay with people referring to it that way.
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Mr. Clare said Mr. Wang was not referring to HNA's financial situation.
|
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Although Rock didn't name names, we know he was referring to Vin.
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"We used to be friends," Mr. Slotkin said, referring to Mr. Perrotta.
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"The first was Tony," she says, referring to her husband Tony Cacciotti.
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He did not specify what Twitter post the ministry was referring to.
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"Most of us aren't from here," Ms. Malinverno added, referring to Bauru.
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This appears to be what Trump was referring to in that … sentence.
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Right, but I think you're actually referring to a separate case here.
|
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For months, when people said this, they were referring to Trump himself.
|
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" Referring to rampant corruption there, he concluded: "They're not competition for us.
|
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"They're Mitch McConnell's values," he said, referring to the Senate majority leader.
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"They fly in, they fly out," Trump said, referring to his predecessors.
|
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Ms. Sanders said on "Fox News Sunday" that referring to the Sept.
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What Ms. Guzman is likely referring to are price limits for insurers.
|
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"Everything in between is Jeff's opportunity," referring to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
|
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"Same with Kelly," referring to the departing chief of staff, John Kelly.
|
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" The Republican Party, she says, referring to Trump, "now shelters an abuser.
|
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Preschool teachers, for example, "avoid referring to their students' gender," Barry reported.
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"We can't dance around those things," he said, referring to various scandals.
|
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"Greenberg is desperate," he added, referring to Mr. Kelly's lawyer, Steven Greenberg.
|
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His lawyer, Steven Molo, declined to comment Friday, referring questions to Volkswagen.
|
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To Mr. Roginsky, referring to "victims of political repression" was not enough.
|
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"I couldn't face her to tell her," he said, referring to Buss.
|
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"It ain't Bantu," an older slave says, referring to an African language.
|
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"Everyone thinks I'm Bella," she whispered, referring to her equally ubiquitous sister.
|
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"There is a curve," Cuomo said, referring to the virus' infection rate.
|
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"It's so hectic over there," Mr. Tashi said, referring to the West.
|
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"We are dealing with a credible entity," Costa said, referring to Abanca.
|
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"We can't be treated differently," he said, referring to Texas and Florida.
|
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"It just gets you fired up," Sabathia said, referring to the bunt.
|
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"He was actually referring to the length of the set," I said.
|
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It's unclear what sort of recommendations or guidance Pence was referring to.
|
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True, but this clue is actually referring to a shady ELM tree.
|
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"There's nothing he can do about that," Litt said, referring to Mueller.
|
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"We also see revenge killing," she said, referring to some workplace shootings.
|
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It declined to do so, instead referring the matter to lower courts.
|
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Referring to the Europeans, he added, "They do that better than us."
|
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"Some people are referring to this as Prohibition 2.0," Professor Hathaway said.
|
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"I think he's genuinely uncomfortable," Mr. Krikorian said, referring to the president.
|
|
Lawmakers are referring to this as "Phase 210" of Congress's coronavirus response.
|
|
He was referring to a real poll, but he got it wrong.
|
|
His detractors are referring to the various scandals swirling around Mr. Trump.
|
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"We're very overbought," he said, referring to the tech-focused Nasdaq 100.
|
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"There are differences between Elizabeth and myself," Sanders said, referring to Warren.
|
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So I haven't even seen the posts this article is referring to.
|
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"Not everyone likes it," he said, referring to politics with their pastries.
|
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"They did not use guns," he said, referring to the Palestinian protesters.
|
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Someone I knew was referring to me as 'skirts' behind my back.
|
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"That was his mess tent," Ms. Oliver said, referring to her son.
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"Because yeah, we fought," White said, referring to black women throughout history.
|
|
Referring to a current battle over an annual defense policy bill, Sen.
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"Yeah, I'm taking his lead," he said during the concert, referring Trump.
|
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Felix Gedney told reporters, referring to the last ISIS redoubts in Syria.
|
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It's unclear whether Clinton was referring to her email setup in particular.
|
|
Can we stop referring to women as "pregnant" like it's a title?
|
|
" Referring to one of Boeing's major competitors, he said: "We love Lockheed.
|
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TV's Krystal Ball on Wednesday, referring to a new Hill-HarrisX survey.
|
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"What he's made is some bad pitches," Collins said, referring to Harvey.
|
|
BB: When you use the word "our," who are you referring to?
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"The whole world revolves around this person," he said, referring to himself.
|
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"We are not pressing them," Silver said, referring to the Chinese government.
|
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"Kis is on fire right now," Rory McIlroy said, referring to Kisner.
|
|
Pocahontas, we can forget about her, right [referring to Senator Elizabeth Warren]?
|
|
He said it did not know which "opposition" Bogdanov was referring to.
|
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They're not going to stay here,'' she added, referring to the prisoners.
|
|
Steve King (Iowa) said on CNN, referring to Trump's 2016 Democratic opponent.
|
|
"News tends to be more fragmented," he added, referring to social media.
|
|
"The king's asleep," the Bloods recruit said, referring to Mr. Lockley's death.
|
|
But Murphy just as easily could have been referring to Trump's credibility.
|
|
"I've been referring to this as a carbon bubble," Dr. Campbell said.
|
|
A Netflix spokeswoman declined to comment, referring questions to De Niro's spokesman.
|
|
It's referring to all of the energy you use outside of exercise.
|
|
But the procedure Amazon is referring to has not always been canon.
|
|
As The Times tries to reach a younger audience, referring to Mrs.
|
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It's unclear what Trump was referring to with the $17 billion figure.
|
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"This is what really happened," Rotunno said, referring to the blog post.
|
|
Gowdy was referring to The Washington Post's fact-check of Schiff's Sept.
|
|
Shumlin is referring to the weeklong spat between the two progressive candidates.
|
|
" Referring to eLuxury, he added: "We don't want to be early adopters.
|
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"He had no premeditated agenda," as Kim put it, referring to Jimmy.
|
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"I've had some serious doubts," he said, referring to his legal acumen.
|
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"I see them," she said, referring to all the ads and messaging.
|
|
He's referring to Andriy Yermak, a top aide to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
|
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" Referring to Mr. Khan's party, he added: "PTI supporters are deeply disappointed.
|
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Abbas al-Azawi said by telephone, referring to a strategic northern neighborhood.
|
|
It was unclear what sections Trump was referring to in his tweets.
|
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"I think he was referring to members of Congress generally," Toomey said.
|
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"It wasn't your fault," she told him later, referring to Glenn's death.
|
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"You should be asking him the question," Biden protested, referring to Trump.
|
|
"Talk to him," is all Burr would say, referring to Trump. Sen.
|
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Broadhead declined to comment on Monday evening, referring questions to the state.
|
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"I bought some , " Cuban says, referring to the S&P 500 index.
|
|
When people think of "diversity" they're most often referring to racial diversity.
|
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TV, referring to the GOP's ability to appeal to working-class voters.
|
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"Now who has a nuclear button?" she asked, referring to President Trump.
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"Those four were on his list," Hoyer said, referring to McCarthy's itinerary.
|
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CBP is still apprehending, processing and referring people to ICE as usual.
|
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"It's also Spider-Man's motto," she added, referring to the fictional superhero.
|
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"They're outnumbering us 10 to 1," he said, referring to Croatian fans.
|
|
And in most usage, referring to the executive branch U.S. is appropriate.
|
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"So far they have not," McCain said, referring to officials in Beijing.
|
|
When referring to current news, Obama has frequently avoided using Trump's name.
|
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I., says, "I think he's crazy," apparently referring to President Donald Trump.
|
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"So, Trump took a loss," the president said, referring to Bevin's defeat.
|
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"It's likely to happen again," said Stein, referring to possible cardamom curbs.
|
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It was not clear whether Trump was referring to New Jersey Sen.
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Title X facilities will also be barred from referring patients for abortions.
|
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"I'll have them over for cocktails," she said, referring to the owners.
|
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It was not clear which male co-stars she was referring to.
|
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"Serena has grown to love it," Venus said, referring to Harry's bullying.
|
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"Serena has grown to love it," Venus said, referring to Harry's bullying.
|
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"The lion of the east has woken," it said, referring to China.
|
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"This is a new team," the June report said, referring to Spain.
|
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"Slanted writing" sounds as if it's referring to italics, but it's not.
|
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They discuss the situation, referring to the prisoner by an ethnic slur.
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Jerrold Lewis Nadler, referring to Sessions' sworn testimony in his confirmation hearing.
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"No means no," he said, referring to the results of the referendum.
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"They're desperate down there," Mr. McAuliffe said, referring to his successor, Gov.
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I keep referring to True Detective as Pizzolatto's series, and it is.
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You're referring to the spectrum auction, which you talk about a lot.
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He did say he regretted referring to the "neuroticism" of women, though.
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"He disrespected us," she said of Trump, referring to women in general.
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Kevin might have been referring to this interview with journalist Ed Gordon.
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McKellen had been referring only to openly gay actors not winning awards.
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OK, I'm not quite sure which external debt number he's referring to.
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"They had some reservations about using the term 'militias' when referring to the Hashid Shaabi," said Waleed Ibrahim, Al Jazeera's Iraq bureau chief, referring to a coalition of mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups formed to fight Islamic State.
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And these protests were targeting not just the Rouhani presidency but the Islamic Republic itself — chanting, "Death to the dictator" (referring to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei), and, "Death to the Revolutionary Guard," referring to Iran's security forces.
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"We do not know whether the report is referring only to the stage of the parasites which can cause disease or whether it is also referring to the stage which can be transmitted by mosquito bite," Cunnington said.
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"They had some reservations about (us) using the term 'militias' when referring to the Hashid Shaabi," said Waleed Ibrahim, Al Jazeera's Iraq bureau chief, referring to a coalition of mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups formed to fight Islamic State.
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There has been some confusion as to whether the administration is putting forward its own plan or whether Trump, in a series of past statements referring to a coming plan, has been referring to joint efforts with congressional Republicans.
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He's referring to the million people crammed inside King's Landing, but boy, same.
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"They do things right out there, obviously," Lopez said, referring to the Spurs.
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"A blue dress," she said, referring to Monica Lewinsky's infamous semen-stained garment.
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She even captioned the picture "unconditional" referring to her love for her niece.
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"I feel good," Johnson continued, referring to having a house full of women.
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"Look at this thing in Brussels," McLay said, referring to the deadly bombings.
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The USSG he was referring to is the United States Sentencing Commission Guidelines.
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"Will it completely shift the game?" he asked, referring to the ANZ matter.
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The lion will hold a placard referring to the GOP-run website, LyinComey.
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"You are our first target and favorite prey," it said referring to Christians.
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Charlie Dent said Wednesday on CNN's "Newsroom," referring the Senate intelligence committee's probe.
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He was referring to Springsteen's concert with the E Street Band in 2012.
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"We are deeply troubled by the findings," Adams said, referring to the Feb.
|
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It is unclear if this is the relationship that Munn is referring to.
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"I myself also worshipped that," the Dalai Lama said, referring to the deity.
|
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"We're 'Charlotte Strong,' " she said referring to the often-repeated saying and hashtag.
|
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"Trump obviously likes to negotiate," Calacanis said referring to the recent Carrier deal.
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Musk tweeted Wednesday that "there is more," referring to sabotage at the company.
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The video's caption read, "FINALLY THEY AREN'T LAUGHING," referring to Perry's embarrassing story.
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Samans was referring to November's Marrakech Climate Change Conference, otherwise known as COP22.
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RG: Do you say "they" referring to millennials or folks coming from suburbs?
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" Referring to Puerto Rico, Trump said "we have it under really great control.
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That was a donation," and repeatedly referring to the arresting officer as "bro.
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"Fake news" started out as a term referring to intentionally fraudulent news stories.
|
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It was not immediately evident which of the filings Trump was referring to.
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This is really not about anything that the professor may be referring to.
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"We haven't asked him," Barrack told Burnett, referring to Kanye and the inauguration.
|
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Murphy was referring to the STATES Act, a bipartisan bill crafted by Sens.
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"We ... went through a major restructuring," said Pruzan, referring to the staff cuts.
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"The annex will be signed today," Szyszko said, referring to the proposed increase.
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" If you're referring to how the employee performed say, "You did incredibly well.
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Homeland Security has been referring all cases of illegal entry for criminal prosecution.
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"Queenstown is like Aspen," Richard said, referring to the tony Colorado resort town.
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