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“When we were young, we used to refer to older people as 'Retired' persons or 'Pensioners'
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“Well, I’m not really qualified to help you with that, Christopher, though I can refer you to a specialist
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the New Testament words refer back to the Old Testaments
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You’d think that finding thirteen different speakers or entertainers to give their time would be easy and, to be honest, that aspect isn’t too bad, especially as I have the records of the last few years to refer to and can recycle speakers who haven’t been for a while
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She oddly seems to refer to herself and the Corsair in the third person, "They took away your abilities
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I think the address may be more like which part of the context we refer to and then some of the content is really the address
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JOYCE: You also called Samantha a popular girl because she went out on a lot of dates, yet you did not refer to her as a "fine young woman
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1 refer to Ardha-Matsendrasana, called in English the SPINAL TWIST, not a very poetic name for what you will see is a Yogic poem of graceful movement
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Please refer to http://www
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They may also refer applicants to local or nearby technical assistance workshops or to organizations that are under contract with the Federal government to provide this kind of assistance
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can refer to the other 90% as the subconscious mind
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I refer to it as asking the body what it knows
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I have placed them side-by-side so you can refer to them
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muscle testing that I refer to as surrogate and proxy
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what we refer to as “calling upon ourselves in magic
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They have no idea how it is on the plains this time of year; I refer to the biting cold and unrelenting winds
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This woman is fascinating … but what is there about her that doesn’t quite add up? I refer to my pad where I have listed the topics I want to talk to her about
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The 'training' he received growing up did all that, in addition to this knowledge you refer to?” The host looked at his guest, sincerely hopeful of something which might indicate a path forward
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We refer to it as
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refer to it as the NN, because there was no name given to it
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“I think ‘Dogwit’ should refer to shiny purple shoes
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you – and that it’s best that you never refer to the matter
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and purposes we shall in future refer to it as
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Call me Olivia and my husband you may refer to as Samuel
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The 'Village Players,' the name used for them by the rest of the town to refer to the Village Theatrical Society membership, began deciding in earnest what their first production should be and when they should expect to offer performances
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They did, however, refer to each other by interesting epithets, unused hitherto, but inserted at opportune moments ever afterwards to the enjoyment of their absent men
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You may refer to her as Josephine without
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But you should always refer to yourself last,”
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“Who are you and who is the ‘they’ you refer to?” Stenworth asked
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"And when his punishment is over, you may refer to him as Tetloan
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the two witnesses refer to Israel and the Church, His two olive
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And if we refer to the past, they depended mostly on
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We usually refer to this as the capacity to imagine
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The notion of time I refer to here is a concept that is different of the mechanic of clocks
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The main question doesn't refer to what one owns but if one is happy with his situation
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refer others themselves), huge amounts of traffic can stop by your site—in which
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Having a strong call to action where you refer your listeners back to your
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You can then simply refer customers to the correct video
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I believe we refer to it as “civilization”—created specifically for “civilized” creatures and their lifestyles I suppose—and us city boys (and girls) are conditioned from the time we let out our first burp of contentment that this is the way things should be
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Your local banker would be more than willing to refer you to one of the
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Or it may refer to the experiences of your parents or ancestors
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To dream that the doors to the patio are opened refer to your receptive state of mind
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Alternatively, the objects on the shelf refer to some aspect of yourself that you have forgotten or neglected
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Take a rest! If the tea bag is in use, then refer to the interpretation for tea
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According to the Freudian school of thought, tools are symbolic of the penis and thus tools being used refer to intercourse
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(In Buddhist training, they refer to this as learning to redirect attention from unwholesome cravings to wholesome desires, such as happiness
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For example, in the section of his book that asks you to consider the amount of money you think you need to make, he mentions the 2010 study that I refer to in Chapter 2
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The information I refer to is the experience of the phenomena inside and outside of our bodies
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The wisdom I refer to here is spiritual wisdom and knowing how to look at reality
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Again, the good deeds need not necessarily refer to major accomplishments in this material world
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mp3 audios along with transcripts of every audio, so you can read the transcripts whenever you want and refer to important points as often as you need to
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refer to a map that may have been provided) and do NOT
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‘Cupsule’ was a corruption of the words ‘capsule’ and ‘cup’, and was used to refer to the standard drink receptacle used on spacecraft
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The Transcenders were attracting what Len would refer to as the various nutters, those who felt they had some kind of connection with this pseudo-religious group, from the spiritual to the sexual
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To refer to it as a machine was about the equivalent of
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In most cases, they would refer to Nature as the designer
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The Jews, on the other hand, reject this notion and they feel that Christians are mistaken in believing that Jesus is Israel’s Messiah and that passages in the Old Testament actually refer to Israel itself, whereas Christians would see those as references to Jesus Christ
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Why do Christians then believe that Isaiah 53 actually refers to Jesus as the Messiah and that the passage does not only refer to the nation Israel? To start this journey of discovery, one needs to refer to Daniel 9:25, where the angel Gabriel appeared to Daniel and gave him a very precise date of when Israel’s Messiah would be revealed
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From a Jewish perspective it was common to refer to time periods as weeks
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From a Jewish perspective it would not be seen as strange to refer to 7 weeks as 7 periods of 7 years
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In many people’s minds the Christian Bible - and by that we refer to the Hebrew and Aramaic texts in the Old Testament and the Greek in the New Testament - is just another religious book, containing mythical information that is not verifiable, and questionable tales that are considered by many to be untrustworthy flights of fantasy
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Psalm 136 and Proverbs 30 refer to the Earth as being stretched out over the waters and the waters being bound in a garment, giving us further confirmation of the actual layout of the Earth before the Flood occurred
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When we refer to the Earth’s mantle today this could also be seen as a garment – since a “mantle” can also refer to a specific garment today
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In most countries he is no longer allowed to be part of any curriculum in schools and in some you could face execution, if you refer to him
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He just had that kind of reputation, and the townspeople loved to refer to him unfavorably as “James Iredell
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But then what is? We help as much as possible and refer when we think it necessary
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“Jack” is a term he used to refer to the seamen in general on his ship
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Why do humans have certain areas of the body covered with hair? I do not refer to the small and irregular hairs of the arms and legs here, but rather to the dense patches of hair on the head, in the armpits, and surrounding the genitalia
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The ‘unrest’ would refer to revolutionaries making life uneasy for the rebel Alit’aren invading their lands
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The best thing to do is to create a list to remind that women are everywhere or refer to page 7 which has a short list of 16 different places
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‘Should I refer to you by a name?’ Roidon had asked
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If that is not sufficient proof, I respectfully refer you to the “Sobukwe” clause enacted during the 1970s, which was a disgrace and legally designed only to keep Mr
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In the interest of historical accuracy and because I refer to it in other sections of the book, I left it in this version
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Neither is what many of us commonly refer to as ―Right Reason‖ correctly understood in whatever manner we (may) otherwise perceive some individuals as arguably more reasonable than others
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Individuals who have grown accustomed to such ―favors‖, let‘s refer to them as tributes, will often take a rather dim view of exceptional or enterprising talents conveniently perceived as the personification of ―greed‖ incarnate; mobilizing, for their own personal ‖needs‖, resources that might otherwise serve the interests of people truly in need of assistance at the expense of other individuals who would rather manage their own affairs
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Addendum to the above: What I refer to as the components of intelligence; that is to say, memory, assimilation, recall and the capacity to reason, may be developed by application and conditioning; although striking diminishing returns at some point
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What you are doing right now in Afghanistan is entirely wrong in our view when you refer to it as COIN for whatever it is it we know from many decades of experience it is not COIN and will never succeed
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(The reader need only refer to the tasteless exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art in order to catch my ―whiff!‖)
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There are several things that could potentially happen but I’d rather refer you to literature than have you sit here while I explain, as I’m sure you won’t remember any of it by the time I leave the room anyway
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The opposing forces were firstly SWAPO which had a private army called PLAN which we refer to as terrorists as it was at the time and place being local Namibians wanting independence
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Since she is no longer your wife, mate, woman-friend, or lover you should not refer to her in that way
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Instead, refer to her by her name or as your son’s mother or your daughter’s mother
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These models (I will refer to them as models for purposes of discussion) that serve to properly inform an individual; that is to say, define appropriate rules of conduct, vary in proportion (or meaning) to that individual‘s or society‘s present stage of spiritual, moral and intellectual development
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One does not properly refer to the Dignity of the Masses, other than in some abstract sense, because collective designs are unable to achieve loftier goals that are uniquely individualistic
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Thus it is not part of Criminal Law only but I refer to that part of Forensic Law which falls under Criminal Law as “Classic Forensic Law
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We need simply refer to the vast financial outlays (Corporate Welfare) being allocated for ―retraining‖ (reeducating!) purposes, as well as the dramatic rise in ―social costs‖ in order to appreciate the consequence(s) of our failing schools
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We refer to it as mob or Italian style
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His caustic remarks provoked a number of (unformed) thoughts in my mind including but not limited to 1) the boundaries separating treasonous statements from free speech 2) plausible grounds calling for his immediate dismissal 3) the appalling lack of character and common sense conspicuously absent among (so-called) Intellectuals and (dis-engaging) parents (refer to John Walker Lindh) who casually dismiss the questionable attitudes and positions adopted by their children while routinely footing the bill for their college tuitions and 4) more recently, a former relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves (John Rocker) who was sentenced by the court of public opinion to perform community service after making unsavory remarks to a newspaper reporter about Gays and African Americans inconsistent with the (civic) requirements of social and politically correct conventions
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Of course, I do not refer here to the editorials, which in any democracy enjoy a degree of legitimacy and demand respect
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I refer specifically to the participation in this trip of grandchildren Bobby and Danielle Lincoln, which would enrich the trip with new goals and challenges, and the expectation of visiting the latest flaming new places and discover details as yet unnoticed in already described locations
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Please refer figure on the
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Please refer the figure on the
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Refer the Prince to me, a nice safe policy for junior officers
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He made Colling first demonstrate the splinting of various fractures, being careful only to refer to the broken bones by their anatomical names
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“No one in the village seems to know what you are talking about when you refer to Ginny Spring
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Isn’t that what you Contras wanted us to think? How could I have known? Supposing, just supposing, that for some bizarre reason I was after you, why would I look for you in Limon Harbor? Can you tell me that? And yes, Edgar was investigating drug trafficking! Don’t you dare refer to him or his work as bullshit! A more honorable man has never lived!” His body shook with agitation
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More to the point: I don’t believe for a minute that ‘the professionals,’ as you refer to them, will do a thing about the son-of-a-bitch
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One of the men that had led him into the caves spoke with a restrained voice, somewhat confused about whether he should refer to Ursempyre as a Lord or as just another lost soul at the non-existing mercy of the Patriarch
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“I don’t like to wait,” Scar said, leaning over the shoulder of the nervous computer operator who everyone in the United Order just referred to as The Operator
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It is richer in nitrogen than either cow or hog manure, and ferments much more quickly, therefore being referred to as “hot manure”
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If it is a minor change, it is referred to as a codicil
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It occurred to her that with her new brain, as she referred to it, she might be able to track her mother down somehow
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"Nice tattoo there Jermaine," I referred to the spider web/Egyptian eye tattoo on the back of his neck, "does it mean something?"
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Her eyes busily scanned the people in the vicinity, on the lookout for anything that might be threatening while Angie referred to the little map Iain had drawn for them
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referred to as elevation, opening, receiving, or
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He kissed her softly on the forehead and informed her that this is what is referred to as ‘love-play’, and there was nothing more important
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* is referred to as catch-all
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In his own mind, he referred to Chas’s demise as an accident … it felt better that way
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The host asked at last, “You have referred to it twice earlier and again in this adventure
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“Well, the 'pretty much' of it is this: the great knowledge I have referred to is nothing less than a view of the world which accounts for everything from how atoms fill their orbitals and the periodic table of elements, the construction of the building blocks of life, to the inner world construction of man and his relationship and responsibilities to and with the Universe at large
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Apparently there was a similar organisation, usually also referred
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Harry was just looking for a book of sonnets referred to in one of his texts, even if it was a long shot he was just out for a stretch of the legs after all
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My mother would have referred to them as lewd
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a freak as some of the other parents referred to him
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Johnson referred to the lessons as evasive maneuvering
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Beth always, referred to it as her sixth sense
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Standing behind me, this is a model of the Planet referred to by the natives as Planet Earth; nothing very remarkable about this planet, save for this pocket of energy located here,”
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Roman had lost what my grandfather referred to as the spark of life
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Nobody at Waterhouse ever referred to Mr
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He related to her, and she passed along to my sister and me, a rare tale of a most curiously adapted regimen for the pursuit of what she referred to as 'enlightenment
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The first week of Coach’s practices were often referred to as hell week
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" The minute she referred to Jim as his Father, she realized he’d called her Mom, like the rest of the kids
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suppose we could have referred it to forensic experts - but
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Jesus referred to a harvest of souls at the end of the age (see
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Grimgy had always been respectful and pleasant to Alec, but never before had he referred to him as Master
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A red carpet led them into the palace itself and into, what X'ander proudly referred to as, 'the Great Hall'
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You have been referred by:
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was Hegel, as Marx himself referred to him
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Refined carbohydrates, such as those found in white bread, are referred to as "high
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The service I referred to involves your mind
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sales that are referred by affiliates
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to Greece, I referred to the fact that what I
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It was another term for the Nephilim and it bothered that he referred to me that way
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she referred to as a, “guest teacher”)
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Boo! Say what? Well, my good friend Morty el Mago always had a positive attitude about everything—incredible, huh?—and in relation to that, I’ve been thinking about a story he once told me that he referred to as the Tale of Bob the Buho
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prophet is referred to as "another beast" (13:11-17, 16:13
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They referred to it as ‘their’ spot
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“Captain, with your permission, we think we have the perfect name for Huntress's catikin, as Deni just referred to her
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What he had intended to say was, "And has that fool Pinscher arrived yet?" but being a gentleman of some foresight, he stopped himself when it occurred to him that the expected person may indeed be present, and may not express any great delight in being referred to as a fool
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It will be either at the top, the middle or the bottom position, and they are therefore referred to as, not surprisingly, Top Sponsor Ads, Middle Sponsor Ads and Bottom Sponsor Ads
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most of all Natas referred to himself as
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referred to himself as a god or an advanced
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When we acknowledge that we are part of God and thus have the essence of God, the mysterious ways which have been referred to, are actually extensions of our actions
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In the ultimate reality, the love that is referred to, is not the superficial kind, but instead speaks of unconditional love, where acts of love are carried out without any expectation of reward or praise
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Martin referred to Commander Sludge and wanted to know if
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Master Key System" that was also referred to as "The
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But it was the kind of place you’d get referred to after the various levels of analysis and treatment
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The name was not given, they only referred to him as the one who transcends time and space
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He is therefore also referred to as a son of God
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The Lord Jesus Christ is called the last Adam and is specifically referred to as “the only begotten Son” of God or God manifested to us in person
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Although they did not accept their Messiah when he first presented himself to them and as we can see demonstrated from the Old Testament, their blindness and rejection of Christ has allowed the Gentiles to become the election as seen in verse 7 referred to above
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“Which Doctor referred you to us I don’t seem to have any notification of your appointment?” I was as stumped as her until I thought just a minute I was dressed in civvies and so I said
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“Sorry I should have said I am Pte Lamb of the Blackthorn Pals and I have been referred here by the army
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Rosemary didn't often smoke, but when she did she bought what she referred to as, exotic brands
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Interestingly enough, the garment which is referred to in two passages above, firstly points to the water covering the entire Earth as a garment and secondly it describes the subterranean waters being covered by a “garment” before the Flood
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Roleston didn't look like the type who would want to mingle on the dance floor with the, rabble, as he had referred to the crowd earlier
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But he had won an award in France for some special work he had done and in the press report had been mistakenly referred to as a professor
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We can put a checkmark next to each of the 24 aspects referred to above
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On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life (referred to simply as "Origin of Species"), (Bantam Books, 1999)
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building of the Saginaw along with his influence in political matters, both home and abroad and thus referred to him as the
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Through a contact that I made while doing some research, I was referred to the director of Women’s Studies at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas
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Arig Flamebow told them he feared the taint would infect them all sooner than later, and he referred to the entire male population of wielders
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Apostle Paul referred to it as “The Letter” when he said in 2 Corinthians 3:6, “Who also hath made us able ministers of the New Testament; not of the letter, but of the spirit: for the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life
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The training kept going on with us still attacking the dummy trenches and practicing for the upcoming offensive Lt Pearson called us together and we could see that he had a large sheath of cyclostat copies in his hand which he referred to
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Where in the world did this benighted expression originate? We all have a sex, either male or female (with a few pitiable transgender exceptions which should, by the way, be referred to as transsexual)
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He had been referred to as Raven
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Sometimes referred to as the art of the possible
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In the last few years in these United States it would be more accurately be referred to, in all too many instances, as the art of the reprehensible, and can be pretty well characterized as a combination of Gnosticism and Millennialism, even though the great majority of its practitioners wouldn"t have the foggiest idea as to the meaning of either of those terms
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referred to instructions given to Fleet Admiral Denman of the
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other related documents were referred to the law officers of the Crown later in the day on November 7, which resulted in the
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The ‘red wolf’ referred to Tarz, the ‘grey bear’ was Brolen Aeldur, a Nordic Alit’aren over eight hundred years old
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The party Ehrenfried referred to was a Super Bowl party
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“I hope I’m never referred to that way,” she said
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He referred to many eyes and ears working against them, only for Methyr to renounce his statement saying that they were all brothers in the village
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Before then – before what was still laughingly referred to as the war – Milo longed for the heat of summer to end; now he wasn't so sure if he actually preferred the post-GW climate to the once guaranteed autumn mildness
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Secondly, the white Nationalists really felt that they had a Noblesse Oblique—or need to carry what Kipling’s referred to as the “white man’s burden” in Africa as they had witnessed first-hand (this cannot be denied) the complete disorder and atrocious dictatorships which came to power wherever the Colonial powers granted independence to its colonies in Africa
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―High pockets‖ as the men in the squadron referred to Sergeant Burrows became a very good friend of mine
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The American Constitution is oftentimes referred to as an evolving or living document
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The public needed to and indeed have the right to speak to trained policemen when complaining even if most members refused to speak English and referred all English speaking callers to me since they “should f know the SAP is now in its Afrikaans phase blah blah blah
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It‘s what Alvin Toffler referred to as ―Future Shock
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They can no longer be properly referred to as ―roads‖
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I am still trying to figure out what is meant by a Conservative with a ―Conscience‖ or what is now commonly referred to as a
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What is generally referred to as National Sentiment is a composite of all the essential features (or values) embodied in a society‘s political and social institutions reflecting the consonant viewpoints embraced by every member of that society as well as its single-minded regard for its traditional customs and practices
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An even stickier proposition may surface whenever conflicts arise between the peculiar aspects of Justice and private designs or what is properly referred to by many as Conscience, that oftentimes bows to its ―own‖ Truth
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Although this ―group‖ is routinely characterized by the ―mainstream‖ media as right-wing fanatics, this enigmatic contingent, commonly referred to as ―swing voters,‖
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Widely pursued by both major political parties, this ‖faceless‖ group consisting of (social) synergies comprising a vast number of individuals from every walk of life, represent what President Nixon referred to as the ―silent majority
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The conference room – which we were told would be referred to as Maggie for the duration of the camp – was full of chairs scattered around and people were making small circles as they sat with their groups of friends to enjoy the drinks and sandwiches
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The rumours referred to by Drac had been circulating the sett for some time now
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Bizarrely enough the words "Mau Mau" was never used much by the Kikuya tribesmen who lead the insurrection and it came apparently from the Europeans who referred the insurgency as such between themselves
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Dr Preston chose his words very carefully when he referred to Dena’s age
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I did not know his name, so in my mind I just referred to him as my “First Cock
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It is a training manual containing the 100 slave positions referred to in The Cleaver Trilogy by Lordgrth
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Without doubt from what came out later many terrorists (they referred to themselves as cadres or activists) were killed in controlled ambushes
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I find it interesting how many modern biographers oftentimes portray Charles Dickens as a (minor) social revolutionary or a man possessing what is commonly referred to by ―progressives,‖ a ―social consciousness
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That is why a friend of mine once suggested that your children’s mother should not be referred to as your X-wife, your former wife or your first wife
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New York has never been what is commonly referred to as a
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US troops, writing in their diaries, letters home, and interviews with journalists in fact often referred to Filipinos as “Indians” when describing the enemy's guerilla war tactics
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you and having a habit of referring to it will develop your
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Henry was referring to the really old computer Johnny had in his room
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Therefore referring to a person advanced in life (Acts 2:17)
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This is a qualification as found in 1 Timothy 3:2, referring to one who is apt and skillful in teaching
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" By the law, specifically he is referring to Genesis 3:16
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The expression that flashes across Julia's face portrays shock from my question, but it also reveals she knows exactly what I'm referring to
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” At what time is the Lord referring to? “That time” is almost always a reference to the day of the Lord
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On his bouzouki case was the name Thanasis and everyone smiled, referring to him as, The Master
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"Yes, you said your heaven is being destroyed, I think you are referring to the impacting bodies
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'You also,' Mama said, referring to Ish and me
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You see, when I called you a lyer, I was actually referring to the Soul Slayer
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I tried to think of what she was referring to
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not referring to inherited emotions
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‘It’s funny … we know he was referring to the war which was looming but it could relate to any two lovers in any time
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"You'll need to tell them we're referring this one to the Coroner so no release until the inquest
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There was no doubt in her mind that he was referring to her blushing
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Emma had no idea what or whom she was referring to, but followed like a puppy
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She knew he was referring to the secret she’d kept about the furniture
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She didn't have any idea what he was referring to but whatever it was caused him to laugh
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She really hadn't been referring to the clean clothes, as much as she was the way he yelled at her for getting out of the truck
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She knew exactly what outfit he was referring
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A real mathematical representation of all those otherwise confusing labels the older man had been referring to all this time in their discussions
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" She may not have known what he was referring to, but she understood his implications
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She didn't understand to what he was referring
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He was referring to her pink linen suit, perhaps that was what they were talking about, it had obviously raised a few brows, and the last time she wore it
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" She asked the question, not sure to what he’d been referring
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"Why in the world would I want a key to a book store?" Lowering her head to the steering wheel, to allow a few more tears to pass from her cheeks, she thought, that isn't even to what he was referring
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" His eyes were warm, but it was apparent he’d no idea to what she was referring
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"But considering she's had to put this together by herself, without her Grandmother to tell her, she's done very well" Emma looked to Jim, had he known the story all along? Was it what, he was referring to when he’d insisted he couldn't tell her? "He couldn't tell you Emma
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He was referring to the way she always said hugs didn't count
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knew she was referring to a time long past, but it was an
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‘Five hundred metres,’ said Lindy, referring to the
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We are managed mainly by a number of systems referring to us through the subconscious
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referring to running in competitions
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identified… after referring to the records… He was the
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What other parts are you referring to?”
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It dawned on Zarko that she was referring to his encounter with Nuska earlier that day and he wiped a hand across his brow, trying to organise his thoughts before speaking
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He still had no real idea of what that phrase could be referring to, but was resolved to carry out his orders as faithfully as possible
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” The mind is complex beyond imagining, and we carry all of this within us, referring to it constantly
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Perhaps the archery master, in Zen in the Art of Archery, was referring to right action when he said that the archer practices his art in a state “in which nothing definite is thought, planned, striven for, desired or expected, which aims in no particular direction…” [272]
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The Elf interrupted, “Training? Y'all keep referring to that
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‘So, how’s the non-human entity then?’ enquired Alistair, referring to Golf
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Unless we get a change of plan from the big man upstairs,’ Alistair pointed upwards with his left hand in case Monty was wondering who he was referring to
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Place memory is actually a term referring to energy form, usually created by traumatic events, which continue to exist long after the events have occurred
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This is an example of a memo referring to a staff Christmas party
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With these numbers, we can find the overall lessons of our life by referring to the meanings of associated with those numbers
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Martin and everyone knew he was referring to the UN
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” replied Chris, “Don’t forget the information we are referring to is over thirteen years old, perhaps the weather has changed since then
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At first she thought this was referring to Scott Alendry
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This translation became known as the "Septuagint", referring to the team of 70 or more scholars who were involved in the translation project
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By using the word “design”, when referring to aspects within a living organism, let us quickly see what is implied
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If Evolutionists then make use of the word “Design”, when referring to specific aspects in organisms that supposedly came about by chance, they in fact acknowledge that a designer, having in mind the skilful execution of a plan to put together a work of art with a specific purpose, was behind the subject that they are discussing
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From the passages above it is clear that the Bible is referring to an underground body of water which formed part of the Earth when it was made
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It has progressed to such a state that some countries place a total ban on referring to the Judeo-Christian God
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Whether Jesus was referring to the role of a certain
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'I wasn't referring to the cake
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He was referring to another case when a
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Decks, in the general sense, are flat surfaces commonly referring to the “floor” areas of ships
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If it is a disease, what, pray tell, is its vector? What does referring to it as a disease say about our attitude toward individual responsibility?
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The word „gender" is a grammatical term, referring especially to inflective languages that happen to have nouns and pronouns in three declensions: masculine, feminine, and neuter
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Almost every day we Republicans are deluged with advice by the so-called „experts" to stop referring to Obama and his cohorts in the House and Senate as socialists
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I think the one you’re referring to is his problem with me?”
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) He unwittingly exposes the left"s ignorant, self-serving interpretation of our Constitution by referring to the chimera of a „living constitution
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Was he referring to his failed romance? She shook her head
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This taint is often called the Darkness or the Sickness by immortals of Kismeria, referring to the effect of madness upon the minds of the three Sons of Odin, Adem Highlander being the most obviously affected of the three
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I've seen some descriptions of charisma that suggest sociopaths, cult leaders and serial killers have charisma, that's not what I'm referring to
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“I’m referring to the widow, Mrs
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CW: The leadership of this team has stepped up and I’m referring to individual
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“You handled that well, Rufus, my friend,” referring to the Pickles incident
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To think of it as a mere time machine was akin to referring to a Monet painting as a fusion of brush strokes on canvas, or any great novel as a text-based conveyor of a story
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Even more interesting, he had used the term ‘mental sciences,’ like Sicarius did when referring to magic
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What is it about an affable scoundrel that makes us wink at improprieties or worse, legal transgressions? I‘m referring, of course, to our own President William Jefferson Clinton who, along with the First Lady, have offered us Whitewater, Madison Savings and Loan, Rose Law Firm, Cattle Options, Travelgate, Filegate, Loral Communications, Buddhist Temple Fundraisers, (the) Lincoln Bedroom, (the) mysterious ―suicide‖ of Vincent Foster, Sex Scandals and Arkansas Mafia for our consideration
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(Note that I am referring to ―consenting‖ adults of legal age!)
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‘Let’s see to which incident you are referring to – Boyd, my parents or Spencer? It seems I have a lot to offer the world in terms of drama
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‖ He was probably referring to God 86
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By competence, I‘m assuming that Scientologists are referring to technological competence and not spiritual ―competence‖ inasmuch as no such thing exists
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I am referring to a lowering of moral, cultural and intellectual standards in relation to material ones and casual rejection of the religious, social and cultural traditions that made America (remarkably) unique
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He could not understand how any thoughtful individual (referring to the president) could conceivably support someone ―likely‖ to undermine a judicial process that has served the nation well for so many years
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It seems that referring to you as Bill can only be done by someone who grew up listening to the Beatles! Did you notice my mother had a problem with calling you Bill? As soon as you told her your formal name was William she had to use it
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Addendum to the above: By despair, I am not referring to spiritual annihilation as understood in the Christian context
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I am referring to his allusion to dunking basketballs and running one hundred yard dashes that seemed rather transparent if not racist
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“All you had to do was look out your front door,” he griped, referring to the Guardian Standard’s building overlooking the St
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Had I been a Jew, (referring to Barry Stanton) I should have felt ―naked, mortified and outraged‖ over the insensitive comments made by an individual lacking cultural refinement
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Recent events following, what seems like an eternity, the national catastrophe of September 11th 2001; I am referring specifically to the emergence of mass demonstrations orchestrated by political activists from the Jewish and Arab Communities and other groups mutually sympathetic to their anti-war agenda, that effectively amounts to bringing the war to our shores, runs counter with how, until (relatively) recent times, most Americans historically responded during time(s) of national crisis
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What was it that Daniel Patrick Moynihan once said about results not rising up to the level of expectations? He was referring, of course, to the Black Community
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“If you’re referring to the loss of his wife and children, you needn’t worry; he has already told me
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“It burns,” she told them, referring to the increasing daylight
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I am referring here to Pagsanjan, tourist center of Laguna
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For just the slightest moment, I thought he was referring to the sandwich, but that was just my stomach thinking for me
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“Notice where the terminator is?” Brendan asked Sim, referring to the line where the sun and shadow met
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Colling had noted that as the Germans he met came to know him better, there was less hesitancy to avoid referring to the Nazis, although most of them used the initials standing for Nationalsozialistiche Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, the official name of the Nazi party, rather than the term “Nazi
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Was he referring to the person found adrift in the harbor? “You say, one of them is dead
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“Vargas… the Indian?… Oh my god, I thought… But, you’re referring to what I told him about Mike!” Caroline pushed into the backrest of the stool and appraised her
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The love that Augustine is referring to is not limited
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The love that Augustine is referring to is not a blind love
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What world of mine are you talking about? Ah, perhaps you are referring to the service matter transference beams
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I remember hearing the late Lord MacLeod of Fuinary referring to them as “mere bagatelle
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He was apparently referring to the White House
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Had she said the word for chief referring to who had stood behind her, and thought he had said chief not father? Abelon thought about it
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Batteries are at one hundred percent-plus,” he said, referring to the tendency of a good battery to ‘stretch’ after a few charge cycles
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ministry? The bible said in one instance that God refers
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The study refers to this response as "tend-and-befriend
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This qualification refers to one who is capable of instructing, publicly and privately
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Paul now refers to the general basis of his
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loose my cool and what your dad refers to a
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It basically refers to the voice inside your head that beckons you to smoke
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Mark 13:11 specifically refers to the power of the Holy Spirit to act and speak through the disciples of Jesus in time of need: "be not anxious beforehand what ye shall speak: but whatsoever shall be given you in that hour, that speak ye; for it is not ye that speak, but the Holy Spirit
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" Matthew 10:20 refers to the same act of speaking through the disciples, but uses the term "Spirit of your Father
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Ultimately, this refers to the second coming of Jesus, when the
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been reckoned a very moderate price of wheat, since it required a particular statute to oblige servants to accept of it in exchange for their usual livery of provisions ; and it had been reckoned a reasonable price ten years before that, or in the 16th year of the king, the term to which the statute refers
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He refers the principle of levers
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The ultimate measure used to rate your performance refers essentially to the efforts devoted to complete your task and takes into account the talents you were afforded when you were born
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refers to the problems of the city
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from the Greek "póli" (city), and refers to the
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previous verse, John wrote in the Greek future tense and refers to the Great
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Alternatively, the dream refers to your unwise choices or decisions
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To smell death in your dream refers to a situation that has long been dead
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To see a fan in your dream refers to the changes in your life
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It also refers to sympathy, protectiveness, and fraternal love
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To dream that no one hears you refers to a waking situation where you feel that no one is listening to you or paying attention to what you are saying
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To see a jackal in your dream refers to manipulation
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Alternatively, it refers to the phallus
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To dream about justice refers to feelings that you have been wronged or treated unfairly
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To dream that you are holding a lamb in your arms refers to the sacrifices in your life
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Also consider the pun, “getting nailed” which refers to a sexual innuendo or which means getting caught with something
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If there are acorns on the tree, then the symbol refers to your climb up the social ladder and rise in status
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Alternatively, an orchestra refers to your desires to fit in and be accepted by society
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To see an obstruction on the railroad refers to the obstacles standing in your way toward your goals
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It refers to joy and happiness in your relationship
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To dream that you have rainbow colored hair refers to your light-hearted and carefree nature
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To dream that you are building a sand castle refers to your delusions of grandeur
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More directly, the dream refers to your lack of privacy
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To dream about sex refers to the integration and merging of contrasting aspects of yourself
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It refers to the point where the conscious mind meets the subconscious
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Alternatively, the dream refers to a situation in your waking life that has left you speechless
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To see a skeleton key refers to old emotions or memories that you have stored or locked away
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If you see a two-headed snake in your dream, then it refers to cooperation and teamwork in some relationship
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It may also refers to a need to forgive
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Alternatively, the dream refers to the end of a phase in your life
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To see or use a test tube in your dream refers to your reaction to some situation
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To dream that you are thawing food refers to emotions that you have repressed, but are ready to confront
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To dream that you are attacked by a tiger refers to the emotions that you have repressed because you were afraid of confronting them
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It refers to your continuous flow of ideas
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To dream that you are painting your toenails refers to your confidence in your pursuits and where you are headed in life
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To dream that you see or pass a toll booth refers to a sense of entitlement that you have over some area of your life
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To dream that someone is sticking out their tongue at you refers to some sexual connotation
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To see or carry a toolbox in your dream refers to a situation that is in need of repair or attention
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Alternatively, a top hat refers to your aspirations for wealth and status
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It also refers to a sense of security and belonging
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To see a VCR in your dream refers to something that needs to be documented or recorded
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A VCR also refers to memories and lessons of the past and the insights that you can still gain from it
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The warehouse also refers to memories
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It also refers to envy
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Martial Arts has been providing the way for many years, hence the word “Do”, which in many ways refers
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it refers to the seven energy centers of spiritual
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concept in Indian philosophy refers to the sum total of one’s
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The dictionary refers to a calling as a strong impulse or inclination to do a certain thing, follow a certain profession, or course of action
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The 'this here' to which he refers is a short stick with a length of chain attached and a lethal looking spike at the end
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Meditation can finally lead to samadhi, a Sanskrit word that refers to superconscious states in which the mind is absorbed in and united with the object of meditation
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Yoga refers to philosophical, spiritual, and physical practices aimed at helping you realize your true Self
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[215] For example, in the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna refers to Himself as the Supreme Personality of Godhead
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This just refers to how you format your messages when you enter them into the autoresponder
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Don't use "we" unless it is clear exactly who the pronoun refers to
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There has been a lot of controversy over this piece of scripture where Jews feel that Isaiah 53 refers to the nation Israel and they provide proof from various passages that show that when God refers to his servant, it actually points to Israel
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Also, when people of the Jewish faith claim that Jesus could not be the Messiah, but that “the servant” refers to Israel, does this view conform to the rest of the evidence that is provided in the Bible? Does this view match aspects found in the Bible Codes and the evidence of similar supernatural design qualities found in the New Testament that are also observed in the Old Testament? Being objective, one would once again need to consider the scientific method and remember that a theory is disproven whenever evidence to the contrary of a hypothesis comes to light
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Why do Christians then believe that Isaiah 53 actually refers to Jesus as the Messiah and that the passage does not only refer to the nation Israel? To start this journey of discovery, one needs to refer to Daniel 9:25, where the angel Gabriel appeared to Daniel and gave him a very precise date of when Israel’s Messiah would be revealed
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Can one then adopt an interpretation that God actually meant only the people and animals in the region where Noah lived? Would this be a true reflection of the meaning that is clearly emphasised through various passages? If God repented that he had made man, beast and birds, would he then only destroy 10% of them and leave the other 90% alive, when he said that he would “destroy all flesh” and destroy “everything that is in the earth”? Would he accomplish anything by destroying only a certain percentage as would be the case with a localised flood? Genesis 9 specifically refers to this Flood as a “flood to destroy the earth”
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Genesis 1 only refers to “the deep” in the second verse of the chapter as being dark and that God’s spirit moved over the deep
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We know that the Bible refers to the sky when talking about the firmament, because it is clearly described in the following passage
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This implies that the firmament mentioned in the Bible refers to the sky or the Earth’s atmosphere
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To recap, though the New Testament refers to Roman
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” This refers to how fast the courses are running and that speed can actually be estimated with a stimp meter
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The terms “Letter” or “flesh” as used in both verses of scriptures refers to the written word of God
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noun, for example, when it refers to a quality which is inherent and
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Since the Second Amendment refers to a well-regulated (which in the language leading up to its passage meant prepared and not regulated) militia, no individual has the constitutionally protected right to bear arms, that is, to own a gun
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They laugh at you as being weak and nothing but an ATM (the actual name Nigerians refers to Ex-Pats - automatic teller machine)
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* The “three fighter pilots” comment refers to an article that the South African Air Force (because of budget cuts and a failed employment discrimination policy—no whites allowed) now has almost no pilots and very few operational aircraft
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There is a lot of talk these days of the so-called “lost generation” in South Africa, which usually refers the black youths of 1976 who left school and country to join the Liberation Movements
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The "orange" part refers to the House of Orange or royals of the Netherlands and not a colour
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* For my overseas readers, this refers to a newly proposed Act which is attempting to limit the freedom of speech in South Africa
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In plain English it refers to the times when the pot calls the kettle black
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The concept also introduced the K Cars or killer cars which simply refers to an Alouette 3 helicopter with a side mounted 20mm cannon which when firing always seemed to push the helicopter sideways
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* From the previous page: “those within” refers to the those within the churches of men
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“Children” refers to the orphans, of which The Lord has commanded this flock to provide for
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Vlakplaas itself refers to a farm which was used as a safe house for his unit which used turned terrorists in a counter-terrorism way instead of the usual counter-insurgency as we saw with Koevoet and the Seleous Scouts
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There is no doubt in my mind that South Africa did the same with an organisation called the "Wit Doeke" which refers to a state sponsored group who attacked the rioters for being "criminals" and chased them away from their town
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This is an area denial weapon for it commonly refers to radioactive leaks which will contaminate a large area
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The First Testament refers to a ―Jealous‖ God
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This method refers to the removal of horn buds
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torsion, where the uterus is twisted; ringwomb, which refers to the
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As her main motivation, Steffi refers to the
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Exodus 20:13 That refers specifically to pre-
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[38] This refers to feuduty, which is no longer payable
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[16] Some scholars suggest that the original Greek text refers to such matters as male prostitution, molestation of boys or men or promiscuity rather than committed same sex relationships
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A quick definition of anchoring: Refers to the application of a
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*Reframing refers to placing a different perspective on a
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TMJ (temperomandibular joint) refers to the main jaw joint which is located just in front of the ear-hole