It's streetwear 10.0—the logic that you can reference an object or reference a brand or reference something.
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It's a geek-cred check, with the trailer rolling out reference upon reference.
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Because there was no reference to community, there was no reference to family.
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Founders should reference the opportunity in the same way they would reference an investor.
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Non-reference product prices to be at a 40% premium to reference product prices.
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And the only pop culture reference involved is a reference to Farrah Fawcett's hairspray.
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Personally, I mixed up "Heighten" and REDOUBLE (baseball reference!), "Hindu" and NINJA (baseball reference
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To provide some comparison, "Tik Tok" layers reference upon reference in its lyrics and production.
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" Gingrich said he is guessing her reference to Muhammad Ali "is a reference to boxing.
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Do we have a call on whether this is a "begging" reference or a "blowjob" reference?
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" It's a seasonal reference to boot, I think, although my frame of reference is just "Peanuts.
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"The other three reference shareholders have started a process to find another reference shareholder," he said.
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Her mother tossed a reference to sisterhood on her feed, but did not directly reference the march.
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"Reference standard" or "certified reference material" chemicals are needed to calibrate the equipment used to test drugs.
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The 1492 reference appears to be a reference to the year Columbus first landed in the Americas.
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Mr. Trump made no reference to Mr. Comey's testimony and only a brief reference to Mr. Gorsuch.
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At any rate, Musk is clearly a fan of the comics, and any Tintin reference is a good reference.
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Those are examples of direct reference, but we also categorize a second type of that, which is oblique reference.
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Cabello isn't the first pop star to reference Madonna, but Madonna wasn't the first to reference this look either.
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Also ask your manager if he or she can be a "great reference, not just a reference," says Varelas.
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Forman said he envisioned Basketball-Reference eventually surpassing Baseball-Reference in traffic as a result of the data revolution in the N.B.A. And over the summer, Sports Reference began another major undertaking: a soccer website, FBref.
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The first one is that you are not using a reference population or reference range population to establish a value.
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However, that force-motion model only works in a non-accelerating reference frame (we call that an inertial reference frame).
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One problem is reference bias: A judgment about whether you "came to class prepared" depends on your frame of reference.
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LG: Well, first of all, it's interesting that you make a Christopher Nolan reference and not a Michael Bay reference.
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If you're 5 you don't have much reference to other friends and family and things, you reference your parents pretty much.
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The Klipsch Reference R-112SW Subwoofer offers balanced, non-punchy bass that keeps up with the reference material you are watching.
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For reference, here is the dog in his normal form: For reference, Reggie is usually a very long necked amigo pic.twitter.
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Why did they... (CROSSTALK) ARRASAS: I am making reference — I am making reference to Hispanic voters nationwide in a general election.
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I learned about things by seeing a reference to something, not getting it, and wanting to know what the reference was.
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Yep, it is in fact a reference to her sister Arya's trusty sword, but also a reference to Sansa's sewing proficiency.
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I've always been interested in themes that use diagonal sets of letters in a grid, so the "oblique" of OBLIQUE REFERENCE became a natural source for that format, and "reference" suggested the use of standard forms of reference books.
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While he didn't make an overt reference to the New Hampshire primary results, his reference were laden with hints of Donald Trump.
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Museum also houses reference library The facility is also home to a reference library for scholars and has more than 15,000 books.
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And he couldn't resist making a Björk reference at Dries Van Noten (because every fashion week requires at least one Björk reference).
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Otherwise, you end up feeling fairly left out as reference after reference and in-joke after in-joke go soaring over your head.
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Mr. Wechsler takes the phrase OBLIQUE REFERENCE — our revealer at 60A — and reinterprets it as reference books that are lying on a slant.
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The thing about using a pop culture reference as a pick-up line is it only works if they actually get the reference.
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The researchers found the players' data through Pro Football Reference, an online sports reference database, and tracked their health through December 31, 2016.
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They dubbed the lineages B/Victoria for a reference stain isolated in Australia and B/Yamagata after a reference strain isolated in Japan.
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And why is a reference to "the testosterone-tinged frenzy" any less bigoted than a reference to women's "raging hormonal imbalance" would be?
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You want to make reference to one killing, he can make reference to a number of Americans who have been killed by illegal aliens.
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Tayshia posted a clear reference to Colton always posing with a peace sign, but also posted what seems like a more subtle Colton reference.
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The thing that I learnt recently, which I was surprised by, is when you do reference checks on founders, for example, if you're looking to invest, a good reference check is definitely a positive signal, but a negative reference check is a neutral signal. Okay.
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It's hard enough to find a reference standard for the original compound; it's even more difficult to find a reference standard for the possible variants.
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NRCS leadership instructed employees to describe their work without any reference to climate change, instead describing "weather extremes" and eliminating any reference to human causes.
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And the jewelry and gold teeth worn by locals reference American rap culture as much as they reference the virgin goddess Oshun, Patroness of Cuba.
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It depends on the observer's frame of reference, which is affected by things like their velocity and the strength of gravity within their reference frame.
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Get the right reference letters, and get them earlyApplying to Stanford Medicine requires a minimum of three professional reference letters, according to its admissions page.
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New data on switching between biosimilars and reference biologics continues to be published, providing further evidence of the match between biosimilars and their reference products.
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Scrolling through the Reddit page, one sees reference after reference to "cuckservatives," an alt-right term of art which analogizes mainstream conservatives to cuckolded husbands.
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So we don't need to reference video games to convey what that aspect of Oldboy feels like — we could just as well reference the Neo vs.
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"Number 10 indicates PM extension letter will definitely be sent tmrw," the tweet read, in a reference to Number 10 Downing Street, the prime minister's reference.
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Banks are also facing a major challenge over legacy loans and contracts that reference Libor, which need to be amended to reference RFRs before the deadline.
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Using the dollar sign in this way turns the reference into an absolute reference, so it won't change when you paste it elsewhere in the spreadsheet.
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COKE was not clued in reference to the soft drink for decades — presumably because it was thought to be too close to being a drug reference.
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I suppose this is a name reference itself to its inventor, Felix Klein, but it's a neat reference for anyone intrigued by optical illusions and inventions.
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The associate also said Sondland and Taylor did not grasp that a reference to the gas company Burisma was in fact a reference to Hunter Biden.
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I suppose this is a name reference itself to its inventor, Felix Klein, but it's a neat reference for anyone intrigued by optical illusions and inventions.
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Three years later he formalized loose affiliations with Pro-Football-Reference (founded by Doug Drinen in 2000) and Basketball-Reference (founded by Justin Kubatko in 2004).
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Like there's a reference to A Wrinkle in Time, in the second to last episode, the ABCs of Beth—that's a pretty good reference right there.
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I had to reference the book constantly to understand the game's concepts, reference unique lines of code buried inside the text, and understand the game world.
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The third edition of the International Celestial Reference Frame, or ICRF-1003, is the most up-to-date version of the International Astronomy Union's standardized reference frame.
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Relatedly, politicians can defend policies favoring an unpopular group by systematically replacing reference to that group with reference to a related group that enjoys a positive stereotype.
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"Our advice is to simply remove the oil and gas sector, as it is defined in the FTSE reference index, from the fund's reference index," Matsen said.
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The catalog I started doing from 2013 is more of a reference book for the artists rather than a gallery reference like most of the other fairs.
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Spotify is trading 12% below its reference price from last year, and Slack is about 4% off its $26 reference price, falling with the broader tech market.
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"It's following the reference design and the reference design has a given set of specs and features," Hugo Swart, a product management senior director at Qualcomm tells me.
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Royole had already launched its own reference device, and the week following the Fold's announcement, we saw the aforementioned handset from Huawei and a reference design from TCL.
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In another, poignant moment, a musical reference is, as it were, handed back to Richard by one of the Africans—a reference now altered by its political translation.
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But as she sifted through old trade agreements between the United States and what was then the independent territory of Hawaii, she noticed reference after reference to ice.
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Sincerely, [YOUR NAME] To get a reference that will help land you the job, Sethi suggests you give the person from whom you're requesting the reference the right ingredients to not only articulate why you're a good fit for the position but also get excited to give you that reference.
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The government imposes an export tax on cocoa when its reference price is above $2,000 per tonne and on CPO when its reference price is above $750 per tonne.
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The Turkish Lira Overnight Reference Rate (TLREF), developed by the government, Borsa Istanbul and other market participants, is expected to become the reference rate for corporate lending in Turkey.
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The court acknowledged that, unlike the first executive order, the new one makes no reference to a person's status as a "religious minority" nor any reference to religion at all.
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It's pretty big and chunky and, as one might expect from a reference design, and doesn't contain many of the niceties we've come to expect from more expensive reference models.
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Recently, Trump tweeted that news stories that reference anonymous, unnamed sources are "fake news," in reference to reports that Jared Kushner tried to set up improper "backchannel communications" with Russia.
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The new contract will be settled in cash, based on the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR), a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin.
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The OFR's Data Center established under the Financial Stability Act of 2010 would still need to prepare and publish a financial company reference database and a financial instrument reference database.
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Woods said fans were chanting "Do it for Mamba," a reference to Bryant&aposs nickname "The Black Mamba" at Woods during his round, but he didn&apost understand the reference.
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It's hard to tell, but I think the reference to the "record player" is a reference to dubious research suggesting poor kids hear fewer words at home than wealthy kids.
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The reference is like ... what I always tell founders is, if someone gives you a reference and it's a hot company here, a hot company there, it's so easy to be a fair-weather VC and it feels good to get to call Brian Chesky or whoever it is and do a reference.
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However, we understand the reference to Twitch's closer work with law enforcement services and the "additional security services" is a reference to other changes that may not have been fully detailed.
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"The actual FX reference was very much a currency reference rather than a verbal intervention – that was lukewarm at best," said Neil Jones, head of hedge fund FX sales at Mizuho.
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We all think we want reference sound We all think we want reference sound — meaning a reproduction of the music exactly as the artist intended it — but that's simply not true.
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He stuck to retelling his remarks and omitted his reference to "many sides" in his response on the day of the violence, and his reference to "both sides" last Tuesday. 2.
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Brett Kavanaugh told committee members that a reference in his high school yearbook profile to "Renate alumnius" was not a sexual reference and contended it has been misinterpreted by the media.
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NYPL's reference line, Ask NYPL, remains open and staff are continuing to monitor e-mail reference queries Monday through Saturday, keeping normal hours and offering assistance via screen sharing if necessary.
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" The joke is a reference to the "Drake Curse.
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An example of a reference point company is Amazon .
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" Trump added that "all reference was pointing to Qatar.
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Wait — isn't that a reference from the Warner Bros.
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For reference, Hideki Matsui's career slugging percentage went from .
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" — a reference to the Clint Eastwood movie "Dirty Harry.
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California, February 22016I asked the business not to contact me any further with reference to someone else's debt, for whom I served as a reference and no longer have any contact information.
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With some policymakers squeamish about such a signal, an alternative option would be to leave in the reference for increasing purchases while adding a reference to a cut, making the guidance symmetrical.
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That geographic detail, the label's imagery and a prominent reference to the Blue Moon Brewing Company (with no reference to MillerCoors) suggest a source with modest means, not a multibillion-dollar behemoth.
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The new futures contracts will be settled in cash, based on the CME 'CF Bitcoin Reference Rate', a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin, the company said.
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Occasionally, he asked to alter a word or two; in "All My Ex's," a reference to the Brazos River became a reference to the Frio River, which flows closer to his home town.
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The bridge iconography as a literal reference to the Jefferson Boulevard Bridge of South Bend and a symbolic reference to bridging "the divides tearing this country apart" is a smart and subtle choice.
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But he doesn't stir everything into a chilled-out groove; instead he shines a bold light on every trick he uses, moving from reference to reference as if flipping tabs on a browser.
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And like Trump's reference to the "inner city," McCaughey's reference to rap is primed to signal-boost racist ideas that black people are inherently degenerate and contaminate any thing or place they touch.
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Walmart&aposs response tweet was likely a reference to a line from the Comedy Central show "Workaholics," or a reference to actor Paul Walker&aposs character from the "Fast and the Furious" franchise.
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A biosimilar matches the efficacy and safety of an approved biologic (known as the reference medicine) and is able to be brought to market once the reference medicine's 12-year market exclusivity expires.
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It was never the band's intention to reference anything else.
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Certain meditations reference the physical surroundings more than other meditations.
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"Ziver," he replies, a reference to his nickname for her.
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On one level, Bangsted's works reference actual events in history.
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Could this be a reference to George Orwell's novel 1984?
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Three points were removed for an explicit reference to nature.
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I always reference that because it gives you this edge.
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By the way, great contemporary reference with the flying nun.
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It's a clear reference to the trailer for Only One.
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They'll throw some reference out, and they're like, 'What's that?
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Turns out the "73" was in reference to someone's age.
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He could reference the Obama order on the visa program.
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A quick point of reference is with disabled parking placards.
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The reference to Derry in It is subtle, but important.
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"They found a reference for almost every shot," Legato said.
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It's simply another reference tool, just like a field guide.
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That said, the company isn't offering up a reference design.
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Write down any existing DNS server entries for future reference.
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I don't have the point of reference for up here.
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And that's not the only reference to the Golden State.
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The representative has denied any reference to Graham's sexuality, however.
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We usually point to Another World as a visual reference.
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A reference to the older suspect's height was also removed.
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Still, was it fair for Wolf to reference Sanders' appearance?
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"Bishop was wrong for that Taco Bell reference," one wrote.
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For reference, no other team has more than 10 picks.
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Please consult the first email in this post for reference.
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Ivanka also made a reference to her own personal politics.
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Those policies encourage storage without reference to timing or location.
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Burroughs' opinion on Friday didn't reference the Justice Department's filing.
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"Fictitious reference pricing is all over the place," she said.
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But it's unclear why Hepburn was the chosen reference point.
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The smoke stacks are a reference to my Baltimore past.
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As mentioned before, these are reference designs, not commercial products.
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Startups attracted to its reference to "input/output" have registered .
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There's another reference to Ghost, the main starship in Rebels.
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He did not make specific reference to Black History Month.
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For reference, Swift's 1989 tour made a measly $250 million.
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Others directly reference his photography in their personal, interpretive works.
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For context, Spotify's listing reference point was $132 per share.
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He made no reference to the amendment or the bill.
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A Norwegian satchel in their reference materials caught her eye.
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The pair of speakers come with an accompanying reference microphone.
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For reference, Gillette's razor refills costs around $20 a pack.
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Here's a stockpile of 5 decoded images, for your reference.
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RM: So no, you're not missing a reference at all.
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The images you're looking at are just a reference design.
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Meanwhile, there appears to be no reference whatsoever on OpenSky.
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A reference and positive spin to the #Inauguration rain pic.twitter.
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Imported goods, such as tyres, have a reference dollar price.
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Could the "he" be a reference to Laurel's unborn child?
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Yes, her baby's Instagram handle is a gun reference too.
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A reference to classified material from a leaked configuration file.
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It did not say what form the reference would take.
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And Dean's reference to Pence accepting contributions from tobacco companies?
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Davis said in reference to America's shift to electric vehicles.
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So that product, in particular, probably isn't a pregnancy reference.
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This could easily be a reference to Sansa's scarlet locks.
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So when I reference Instagram shopping, what does that mean?
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Her stepmother retired as a chief reference librarian at DePaul.
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Not impossible, but unlikely, please see Lil Wayne reference above.
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"We started gathering reference materials on Ty products," Leon explained.
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And Reference Man also has implications for car crashes, right?
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Those tendrils are an unmistakable reference to the Symbiote, though.
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Pokémon Go has given the public a frame of reference.
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"As a team, we reference Jaws a lot," Fink says.
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We have to know who they are, reference them quickly.
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Stone made another religious reference on the witness stand Thursday.
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We didn't have any points of reference for the band.
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In fact, there's almost no reference to Tyler's day job.
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But on Monday Carlson didn't reference his own recent controversy.
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Emily Blake: I'm glad you brought up his TPAB reference.
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"We reference that movie like once a day," laughs Alana.
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We reference that in the party scene in the movie.
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We need this as a reference for real and relatable.
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"Bearing a ton like Levy" for the Barrington Levy reference.
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But the stuff that I was doing was more reference.
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There is clearly NO reference to a future 400 years.
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Liquid Liquid is a huge reference point for LCD Soundsystem.
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I like to listen to a bunch of reference tracks.
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The spot rupee reference rate stood at 21, dealers said.
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It can reference other kinds of movies and other genres.
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Rarely are decisions made without reference to date and analytics.
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You didn't have 40 years of rock music to reference.
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That would come up and someone would sarcastically reference Harambe.
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Just like Joaquin, they are reference points for the team.
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The only reference I had was Real World on MTV.
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Some, like Tim Davis, directly reference absurdity of selfie tropes.
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Myrick: We used American contemporary folklore as a reference point.
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Another folder appears to reference Data Trust, another contracted firm.
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Don't even try to pretend you don't get that reference.
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The reference has been removed and replaced with Morgan Jones.
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Meanwhile Porto is becoming a reference in the Portuguese ecosystem.
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If that's their point of reference for me, that's great.
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He did not reference a deadline for raising the limit.
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Imagine tracking down a single character without a page reference.
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If these differ from a reference motion path, boom, flagged.
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Roasting house Intelligentsia even has the reference in its name.
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Perry's could have easily been a reference to Kawakubo's work.
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And what on earth is that redaction in reference to?
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The ministry made no reference to talks on the matter.
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The infinitely detailed reference guide to Nabokov's richly allusive novel.
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"He's not," she continues, likely in reference to separating families.
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CORRECTION: This story has fixed the reference to small cigars.
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What were your reference points for that in the studio?
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So how is this important reference point "sea level" calculated?
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He made scant reference to the war against the Taliban.
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And he might want to use Silver as a reference.
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And, there was no reference to complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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Here's that list of names, and the movies they reference.
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What should I do if he asks for a reference?
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For reference, Netflix's most popular plan is $141 a month.
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"So sorry to her for that yearbook reference," he said.
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Clinton makes a richer historical reference to previous barrier breakers.
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For reference, a Hershey's milk chocolate bar weighs 1.55 ounces.
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"It is the reference to Vice President Biden," Volker responded.
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The hyenas aren't the only reference to the animated series.
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He is unscarred and without a broken heart to reference.
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For reference, I got them in my typical size 9.
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It said the reference to Nazism had since been removed.
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There's even a Japanese foundation to reference for landscape ideas.
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The document also made a passing reference to religious exchanges.
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The comments, including a reference to uncertainty around the Nov.
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And, you aren't the only one who caught the reference.
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His songs also frequently reference movement between these two impulses.
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Is this a reference to Game of Thrones' Jaime Lannister?
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And the Tweet that does reference it is quite reserved.
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Luckily she had the first two games as a reference.
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Couldn't Trump have found more demeaning way to reference Kim?
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He hasn't made as much as a Honeymooners reference since.
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We have a reference for what these situations look like.
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Nonetheless, they remain thoroughly local in their frame of reference.
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This is why the horse reference is mystifying to me.
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People got the reference pretty quickly, judging by the comments.
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Hell, Stranger Things is more diverse in its reference palette.
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In sprint 24, the team began incorporating reference class forecasting.
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Cocaine.I've never heard white pony as a reference to cocaine.
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It was more in reference to that than anything else.
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Verified content could be displayed in a gallery for reference.
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I had no previous history or reference to turn to.
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"It was completely beyond my frame of reference," he said.
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A reference to strengthening the multilateral trading system was dropped.
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Terrence Malick has been a really big reference as well.
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Banning meat from company functions is definitely a Neumann reference.
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Some viewers saw this as a racist reference to minstrelsy.
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"Unknown virus" got one reference, on slide 2865 of 260.
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But the episode did not go without a Palin reference.
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Occasionally I'll reference facial features of obscure actors or actresses.
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To immigration hawks, this was a clear reference to DACA.
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HOLT: My reference is to what you said in 2002.
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But the reference group each company uses can be different.
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Nice Peter Gabriel reference on this one, by the way.
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She used a relative, Jacqueline Severino, as a false reference.
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"Ex" was a reference to Mr. Macklowe's first wife, Linda.
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The second credits scene is a jokey reference to Aquaman.
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Holt: My reference is to what you said in 219.
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They're like, "Oh ..." At least it's a sci-fi reference.
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In doing so, they made explicit reference to Wilsonian ideals.
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Ferrandiz: It's like the reference for club music in Paris.
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The name is a reference to brut, a dry Champagne.
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Today we have a winky, misleading reference to 15A, ITEM.
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"The reference they gave me was a gazelle," he said.
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Agents in those situations usually make reference to U.S. v.
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He did not mention the air data inertial reference unit.
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Trump's reference to the ongoing war there is particularly bizarre.
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But I hope this ends up being a useful reference.
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"They don't have any reference, they don't care," he said.
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"The reference was that he's a great player," he said.
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A sentence, a reference, will signal something yet to come.
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The film's reference points, invented and otherwise, are faultlessly deployed.
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You know who was a reference in "Sleepless in Seattle"?
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For reference, the current spring collection is roughly 60% sustainable.
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My Apple Watch Series 22, for reference, lasts a day.
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I used one as a reference for my current collection.
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He made reference to its size again on Tuesday night.
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On the 14th, the president makes specific reference to that.
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No reference has been made to Harvino's initial flight training.
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That's not sexism; that's having a different frame of reference.
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TV on Friday in reference to Sanders's ambitious new proposal.
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We couldn't resist a teasing reference to his audio troubles.
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The imprecise reference was repeated in an accompanying picture caption.
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Mr. Gottfried made reference to Mr. Lewis's popularity in France.
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Here, a reference to Ali MacGraw; there, to Angela Davis.
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Or was there another reference I hadn't picked up on?
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I reference her, Justice, as my blessed burden to carry.
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Dr. Floyd met Ms. Leita, a reference librarian, in 1983.
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However, employers using reference checks, background checks, skills tests, etc.
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"Fuck that bitch," he texted, seemingly in reference to Mullen.
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The coalition statement made no reference to any air strike.
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I wasn't going to ask him for a reference anyway.
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You got reference to the CEOs of both those companies.
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" Badila added, in reference to Kanter: "At around 5 p.m.
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It was a deeply uncool reference, but Lorde nodded enthusiastically.
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Ted Cruz, too, made reference to the removal of cows.
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An earlier version in one reference misstated who was president.
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Is that a reference to an encounter with Renate Dolphin?
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A great reference to New York traffic jams and 2.
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But there was one reference that might have been unintentional.
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Guidance for Atlantic City w/ flood categories for reference. pic.twitter.
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For reference, the ceiling at our office is 22001 ft.
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Paintings that stand on surfaces or tables reference reliquary objects.
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It's a reference to one of Han's most iconic lines.
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Your point of reference is what you really believe in.
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" Schiff memo: "The Majority's reference to Bruce Ohr is misleading.
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There was also a reference to "#MiamiDolphins" on the gun.
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The reference to the show is significant for another reason.
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The term was a reference to molecules that cause cancer.
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Especially if that thing features a David After Dentist reference.
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Cool how this clue crosses over SPARES, another sports reference.
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The quote appears to be a reference to this chant.
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" — a reference to a song sung by Lancelot in "Camelot.
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There's also a Viridian Forest room, a reference from "Pokémon."
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It's always "we", in reference to her partnership with Durkin.
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Mr. Royce made no reference to his own political situation.
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We'll see how long DADBOD is used as a reference.
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Is he making a reference to "God Save the King"?
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For reference, the Earth is around 4.5 billion years old.
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I knew we had to get a "Star Trek" reference!
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So I made a Rodney Dangerfield reference at the beginning.
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What reference points were you drawing from when recording "Win"?
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What were some of your musical reference points for Animal?
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Also on that particular handbill was a reference to bloodandsoil.
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Trump's mocking reference has drawn criticism from Native American groups.
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Her reference to Nixon being "opposed to having a qualified lesbian become mayor of New York City" was a reference to Nixon endorsing Bill de Blasio over Quinn in the 2013 NYC mayoral race.
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The Stable Outlook on the OF reflects the Stable Outlook on SFIL's Long-Term IDR - CAFFIL's reference IDR - and the buffer against a downgrade due to the different uplift factors above the reference IDR.
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I'm not sure what's worse—that members of the Clinton campaign independently used a Something About Mary reference, or that members of the Clinton campaign stole a Something About Mary reference from Josh Barro.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated from an earlier version to include reference to the Jamestown colony and clarify a reference to Hawaiians as migrant laborers, pre-Hawaiian statehood, in 19th century California.
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Garner: It's the kind of thing that any writer of reference books would like, I think — to create a reference book that is compulsively readable so that you want to look up more things.
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The 6900 Times article included a single reference to Uranium One officials saying they believed some of its American uranium made its way to Europe and Japan without any reference to how that occurred.
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What a strange moment in which a phrase can go so quickly from song to tweet to meme to physical object that expects you to understand a reference without even directly making the reference.
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Some are advocating the inclusion of a time reference, as in the case of the interest rate guidance, but others are arguing for conditionality on economic and inflation developments, without reference to a certain period.
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The draft language shared with CNN also would slightly alter the party's position on Israel, reinstating a reference to an "undivided" Jerusalem and removing a reference to Palestine in support of a two-state solution.
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On Wednesday, the space left by the deletion was filled by a reference to a newspaper article in which Fillon said he wanted to protect the welfare system, but with no reference to private insurance.
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We can extract meaning from an individual's genetic data by comparing it to other reference genomes, and the more reference genomes we have to work with the better our software and our processes can become.
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Speaking, as Barrett Watten does in his ruminations on the movement, of "a foregrounding of language as opposed to reference" is not helpful, since reference is merely an aspect of language and not outside it.
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He cited recent negative reference to Nigerians and Africans in conservative circles by pundits Ann Coulter and Tucker Carlson and Trump's now infamous reference to Nigeria as a "shithole" country, as reported in January 2018.
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"18 Louises" seems like a random reference to a group of women all named Louise, but it's not; it's a reference to the fact that there were 18 Kings (or ROIS) of France named Louis.
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The spot rupee reference rate was at 145.75, the dealers said.
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Which ones were you trying to reference with Set It Up?
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It just needs to gesture at all the right reference points.
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In reference to their costar, Skandar Keynes who played Edmund Pevensie.
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Pence made no immediate public reference to their foreign policy disconnect.
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You get a reference to how McGraw Hill papered over slavery.
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Come for the kickboxing, stay for the '90s hip-hop reference.
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Here's the original for reference, because it literally never gets old.
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Le Drian did not make a direct reference to Trump's remarks.
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For reference, see this dog, and this dog, and this cat.
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Wikipedia may indeed be relatively reliable as a general reference tool.
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Eternity Street will be a reference for some time, I think.
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Thursday's hearing was not entirely without reference to political issues. Sen.
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The reference to the "loudest voice" calls to mind Trump again.
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The granny square reference comes from the artist's introduction to textiles.
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The statement appeared to reference the coalition of nations backing Guaido.
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So Big Star was a reasonably obscure reference at the time.
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Sessions' reference point of greatness is at least in this century.
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She does use email, which sometimes serves as a useful reference.
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But I couldn't find one reference to anything in the lyrics.
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They argue a reference to trade in the statement is needed.
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"Fame can change things," Ed said in reference to Aaron, 33.
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His statement on Thursday also notably does not reference Trump directly.
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He made no reference to any dates for potential road tests.
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I have attached a copy of the tweet for your reference.
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MW: Okay, let me share some of the reference cases already.
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Just like regular maps, brain maps are useful points of reference.
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And that reference would continue to be used in the episode.
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Do they look as good as Sony's pro-quality reference monitor?
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The series includes a reference to Trump's comments about the case.
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It bought Mendeley, a reference manager with social and community functions.
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For reference, that's more than a quarter of the city's population.
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After reference checks, approximately 120 people are invited to interview onsite.
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It is trading approximately 5.6% above its reference price of $132.
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However, it's conceivable that Swift didn't intend to reference the robbery.
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Now we know it to be a reference to this case.
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That's a clear reference to new members of Congress like Rep.
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Among other things, it prohibited reference to age in job advertisements.
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Binney also made reference to the recent terrorist attacks in Paris.
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Two others reference stories by Rolling Stone and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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I needed that because I really didn't have anything to reference.
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Historical reference data were provided by Heim:Spiel and processed by SAP.
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For reference, last year's displayed featured a relatively modest 200,000 crystals.
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There's a reference to a William that I have to highlight.
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According to offensive and defensive ratings, statistics tracked by Basketball-Reference.
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The texts often include a GIF, quote or pop culture reference.
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The final version makes no direct reference to migrant rescue boats.
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Are there classics you use as reference points for the music?
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In marketing IPOs, companies often use peers as reference for pricing.
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No one in the series, seems to see or reference race.
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"Showtime is over," he said, in a clear reference to Trump.
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For reference, the woolly mammoth died out about 10,000 years ago.
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The meme was intended to reference Trump reimposing sanctions on Iran.
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Early Tuesday, he made reference to the Edmund Pettus Bridge again.
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This fact was misstated in one reference in an earlier version.
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In a thinly veiled reference to Trump, she warned against protectionism.
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Overwhelmingly, people use emoji with skin tone modifiers for self-reference.
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And her original songs have became reference points for a generation.
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Sometimes they even send over reference videos to watch in advance.
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The error was rectified later to remove the reference to Malaysia.
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Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday the note made a reference to ISIS.
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Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda made a veiled reference.
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HB: The show mades reference to Karl Marx and Walter Benjamin.
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Bollywood or Nollywood is a good reference [for understanding K-Pop].
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His name came up only in reference to Hill's Senate testimony.
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It raised the reference rate by 25 cents on March 13.
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The reference to fog is a clever and now widespread pun.
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The name is a reference to George Costanza's fake architect name.
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But she removed a reference to the timing of the hikes.
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"It definitely was not an intentional Eleven reference," Erik tells Refinery29.
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For reference, humans split from chimps about 8 million years ago.
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So that's definitely something we need to look at as reference.
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It's great when you have an acting reference like Andy Serkis.
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Oculus director Saschka Unseld has produced a work worthy of reference.
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And don't list someone as a reference without asking them first.
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For reference, the Samsung S7 has just a 16-megapixel camera.
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The spot rupee reference rate stood at 145.70, the dealers said.
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"In absence he flies," Moggridge sings in direct reference to Guerra.
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"It's a classic growth story," Bradshaw said, in reference to Ollie's.
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" The "shield" reference is explained by the subhead, "MEETING WITH PASTORS.
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But his reference to Ukraine angered Russian soccer fans and politicians.
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Do you have a favorite decade to reference when you're designing?
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Adding, "I'm Marmite anyway" — a reference to the divisive English condiment.
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For reference, that's a 90 percent reduction from eight years previous.
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But my reference points are based off of my life experiences.
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People brought up Kool-Aid very often, in reference to Bundy.
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And this isn't the first time he's made the Lincoln reference.
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Did you have a reference point for doing something like this?
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" He ended with an ominous reference to GOT: "Winter is coming.
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Plus, she managed to get a classy literary reference in there.
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It's unclear whether she was making a reference to the report.
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The Department of Justice did not make reference to a payout.
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We kept the name Chelsea, just kind of as a reference.
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For reference, that's about 1/70th the mass of Earth's moon.
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There should have at least been a reference to True American.
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We didn't have to reference a lot of stuff for ourselves.
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It's believed 'Slim' was in reference to estranged wife Amber Heard.
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Pain-seeking Republicans reference The Walking Dead, Tombstone, and, yes, Disney.
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No complaint has been filed in reference to this traffic stop.
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The byte after the PDU-Type is the message reference (MR).
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Instead, well, here — have a reference that's utterly useless to you.
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The central bank also dropped the reference to future rate cuts.
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The name Phineas Fisher is a reference to Gamma's FinFisher product.
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It's the most overt reference to violence among the cactus paintings.
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The movies rarely reference events that happened previously in the timeline.
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" I'd even prefer to see them say, "Was this a reference?
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For reference, in California, ten milligrams of THC equals one serving.
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Trade Secret 7 appears to reference the hanging of specific diodes.
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For reference, Verizon posted 274,000 net phone additions and 91,000 tablets.
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"I'll not make that movie reference," he said quickly, moving along.
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The reference to time spent in the district was likely intentional.
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"Infest" is not a word customarily used in reference to humans.
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Weidmann made no reference to the ECB succession in his remarks.
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Plus, my boss at Ben & Jerry's gave me a glowing reference.
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Trump Jr. borrowed the "full of Schiff" reference from his father.
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But the density is what makes it a good reference volume.
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I can't decide what my favorite reference in this episode was.
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To give you a point of reference, cost information site Howmuch.
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It is fairness with reference to particular conditions or particular results.
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In reference to her previous tweet, Purser responded with an apology.
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At the other end of the spectrum lie venerable reference books.
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Slack's reference price was set at $26 a share on Wednesday.
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"3rd country," she said, in a reference to resettlement in Canada.
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They think Trump's reference makes him subject to unlawful command provisions.
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Or how about the reference to the White House's insane turnover?
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This post was corrected to remove a reference to middle schools.
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But Jones, too, made no direct reference to the president himself.
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He also made an apparent reference to embattled health startup Theranos.
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My resume and cover letter are attached here for your reference.
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It was apparently a reference to the Empire Washitaw De Dugdahmoundyah.
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Familiar points of reference are spotted and gone in a flash.
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As a point of reference, a feather weighs about a gram.
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It also has handy reference charts in there for tough subjects.
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Come to think of it, no reference to car sales either.
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He also made an apparent reference to embattled health startup Theranos.
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Schumer appeared to reference those reported terms in his statement Friday.
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The name "Mithril" is also a Lord of the Rings reference.
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Only 28 percent made explicit reference to abortion in their response.
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The reference points here are clear: Beastie Boys, early Run-DMC.
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The president appeared to reference the memo in his Ohio speech.
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But you can't deny the association, or the subliminal reference points.
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These theme entries are clued "normally," without any reference to films.
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Baseball Reference and Baseball Prospectus have him as a close second.
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Fitch view's the senior PIK notes as LHC3's reference liabilities.
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"I think a third of the reviews reference 'love'," he added.
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Mr. Yasuda makes no reference to his captors in the video.
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More than half -- 59% -- lack a reference to citizenship or civics.
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Spotify opened at $165.90, well above the reference price of $132.
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An unsurprising Nazi reference from the "alt-right" movement's presidential campaign.
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Also a reference to GrayWorm, the skin disease in GoT. pic.twitter.
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The comments on his profile reference iron and blood and swastikas.
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But nothing in them is an obvious reference to "spins," either.
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It always makes me laugh when I reference them as Archer.
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My only point of reference was three months of local news.
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President Donald Trump used a derogatory term to reference Democratic Sen.
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The company made no reference to pricing of its X4 model.
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They Don't," a reference to the much maligned ICP song "Miracles.
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Phil Witmer had to resist making a George Michael reference here.
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Baudrillard claimed that signs work without any reference to actual meaning.
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One investor pointed to Cambridge University and EDF as reference points.
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They also do things that reference history of other people's makeup.
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Others reference throwback Obama-era scandals like Benghazi and the IRS.
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It's a reference to Tas and Ben's different styles of skating.
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We tend to share similar reference points, inspiration and, political views.
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BolsonaroBolsonaro's plan doesn't reference any drug laws he intends to propose.
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There's a sneaky reference in an early episode of season one.
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Now Gaga's using a Disney reference to get her point across.
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She had questioned a sports reference in one of his speeches.
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Without contextual reference to generations of preceding and contemporary geometric stylizers?
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This a direct reference to something he says in the comics.
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My having the casebooks open for her reference was completely unnecessary.
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For reference, a PSL is $5.75, and a regular coffee $3.15.
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Holly avenue could also be a reference to Walt's daughter's name.
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The first group saw a generic statement without reference to Mrs.
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According to the Baseball Reference website, Price's nickname is Astro's Dad.
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If your reference is slavery, it's hard not to see improvement.
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Twitter's announcement about fleets gives a subtle reference to the initiative.
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Each company I apply to does an extensive employer reference check.
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"I'm lovin' it," someone else said, in reference to McDonald's tagline.
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Yep, that headline is a direct reference to Michael Irvin's junk.
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Why has EIA not put those assumptions in your reference case?
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In addition to "MM," many of Wayne's paintings reference other artists.
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It's a reference to everyone's favorite automotive commercial "bomb," the EDSEL.
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For years, he wrote personal reference letters for each graduating senior.
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Facial "landmarks" are compared without reference to race, gender or ethnicity.
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Trump made reference to the matter in a tweet on Saturday.
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