Meghan is referred to as "Ms." while Kate Middleton was referred to as "Miss." on her royal wedding invitation.
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On the invitations, Meghan is referred to as "Ms." while Kate was referred to as "Miss" on her royal wedding invitation.
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As if trolling (or what's referred to as trolling) now is the same thing as what was referred to as trolling then.
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Native Americans were referred to as savages, black Americans were referred to as fractions of human beings, and women were not mentioned at all.
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" Instead, it's referred to as the "enterprise engineering organization.
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" Roubini, who has often been referred to as "Dr.
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" More knowingly it's referred to as "the dark arts.
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" Duca herself was allegedly referred to as a "feminazi.
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" The second boat is referred to as the "Mixmaster.
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Domain names are often referred to as digital real estate.
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" Kleptomania is also often referred to as "addictive compulsive stealing.
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She is referred to as Madame Idriss in Semlex emails.
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This is what is referred to as 'thinning the herd.
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JCPOA is commonly referred to as the Iran nuclear deal.
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The Arabian Peninsula branch is often referred to as AQAP.
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Flight attendants used to be referred to as "air hostesses."
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" But in England, diapers are usually referred to as "nappies.
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It's an automotive industry event often referred to as AutoProm.
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Code name: The investment is referred to as Project Sonic.
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The game is referred to as Resident Evil VII: Biohazard.
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Journalism historically has been referred to as the 'fourth estate'.
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Those two parts are often referred to as original Medicare.
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Q. You're still referred to as a Young British Artist.
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RK Capital Management is often referred to as Red Kite.
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This effect is often referred to as a "mortality plateau".
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Retrogradation is referred to as "staling" in the baking industry.
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Stone is referred to as "Person 1" by the prosecutors.
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In [ancient Mayan] literature, they were referred to as demons.
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Trans women, referred to as hijras, are stigmatized in society.
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This time was euphemistically referred to as the "special period".
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A person I had once referred to as a brother.
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You may not be referred to as 'Mister' or 'Sir.
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" And yes, pitchers were once colloquially referred to as "slabmen.
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I have heard my neighborhood referred to as 'upstate Manhattan.
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" His supporters are sometimes referred to as the "Yang Gang.
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For example, vrksasana is usually referred to as tree pose.
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In medicine, it is referred to as active case finding.
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Pimps are referred to as managers, and violence is uncommon.
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Such nonprofits are often referred to as "dark money" groups.
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She's referred to as the Nick Saban of college cheer.
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For fathers, it's lovingly referred to as the dad reflex.
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This is commonly referred to as the liberal world order.
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I was definitely confused when I first heard french fries referred to as "chips," and chips referred to as "crisps," but now back in New York, I still find myself calling french fries chips.
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No wonder yoga is often referred to as an evolving practice.
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This is commonly referred to as customary or indigenous land tenure.
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Commonly referred to as "daddy long legs", the giant, & the giraffe.
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It is not referred to as Sauron or a Sauron alert.
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From that moment on, she was referred to as the baby.
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You might have heard this criteria referred to as Oscar bait.
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" In military parlance, this activity is referred to as "psychological operations.
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They're even referred to as the "forgotten fauna" for this reason.
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In Murder House, Michael is referred to as the "alpha" twin.
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The memo is already being referred to as "the Sessions Memo."
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The company is referred to as a "sellout" on assorted platforms.
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" He is often referred to as Wall Street's "dean of valuation.
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This measurement is referred to as Bone Pressed Erect Length (BPEL).
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Both types of accounts, however, commonly get referred to as bots.
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They say the area should be referred to as South Asia.
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I've never heard a Catholic healer referred to as a shaman.
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The stool DNA (sDNA) test is commonly referred to as Cologuard.
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Though not referred to as such at the time, NAACP v.
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Individual corals are tiny, gelatinous animals infelicitously referred to as polyps.
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Reba McEntire is often referred to as the "Queen of Country."
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Pandas are often referred to as the national emblem of China.
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This is usually referred to as "borrowing," but that's actually misleading.
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Kylo Ren is now referred to as "Supreme Leader Kylo Ren."
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Such creativity might also be referred to as high-purpose bribery.
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They are referred to as the "Attorney General Guidelines," or AGG.
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And now it's being referred to as 'the hand-groping incident.
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The actor Sophie Turner was incorrectly referred to as Sophie Williams.
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The U.S. president is referred to as Donald J. Trump a.k.a.
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He's referred to as the "BDFL"—the Benevolent Dictator for Life.
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The overall concept is commonly referred to as Gundam-style design.
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These are referred to as ccTLDs (country code top-level domains).
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" What the students are experiencing is referred to as "gastro-diplomacy.
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The breed is often referred to as clowns in cat costumes.
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Take, for example, what's commonly referred to as the Spanish flu.
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The treatment is generally referred to as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).
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The two 2100 actions are usually referred to as DAPA/DACA+.
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" This phenomenon is commonly referred to as the "echo chamber effect.
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MATH America is often referred to as the land of opportunity.
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Singh is commonly referred to as Nirbhaya, meaning "fearless" in Hindi.
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They have been referred to as "nature's sponges" for good reason.
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This shoe is colloquially referred to as the "banned" Jordan 1.
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In terms of its interchangeability, bitcoin is referred to as fungible.
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The team has been referred to as Grand Challenge and 1492.
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Ferrario wants to be referred to as a model, full stop.
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The two 2014 actions are usually referred to as DAPA/DACA+.
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This creates the phenomena that can be referred to as empathy.
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The dress collection itself is referred to as the Dress Shop.
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You can Google DR. WHO until Strax returns to the planet Sontar, but you will always see it referred to as "Doctor Who," and the titular character referred to as "The Doctor" (as opposed to "Dr. Who").
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It's regularly referred to as the most expensive coffee in the world.
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So anything acting to counter that gets referred to as "violent" tactics.
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It is also sometimes referred to as strabismus or binocular vision dysfunction.
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The Kirkwood that he recalls is also referred to as Little Mexico.
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Gabapentin, and a similar drug called pregabalin, are referred to as gabapentinoids.
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Dan: What you are seeing is commonly referred to as lens flare.
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More often than not they are also simply referred to as "Tories".
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According to Comparably, senior developers are often referred to as software engineers.
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What Leclerc referred to as "flexitarian diets" will reshape many food categories.
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Its actual color is referred to as Silk White by the company.
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The unknown woman was referred to as Jane Doe in the indictment.
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They concern immigration and what is often euphemistically referred to as "culture".
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The tweets that are part of what's referred to as computational propaganda.
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These genes are referred to as the "space genes," according to NASA.
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Fo Penitentiaire operates France's prisons and is referred to as a union.
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Page, who is referred to as the guy upstairs ('GUS') by Zee.
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The true "blame" lies with something commonly referred to as self-sorting.
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Sodium thiopental, which also is referred to as 'thiopental,' is an anesthetic.
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The 737 MAX 20153 is sometimes referred to as the 737-8.
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It was sometimes derisively referred to as Sin City or Little Chicago.
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Alexandria, referred to as "Lexi" in the will, is 15 years old.
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The 737 MAX 8 is sometimes referred to as the 737-8.
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Just saw Australia referred to as "the North Korea of cycling laws".
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There's a reason why dogs are referred to as man's best friend.
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In legal circles, this might be referred to as The Costanza Defense.
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The 737 MAX-8 is sometimes referred to as the 13-8.
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The 24 MAX 2661 is sometimes referred to as the 22017-1003.
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Heat stroke may also be referred to as hyperthermia and heat illness.
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And why is this sauce referred to as "catsup," instead of "ketchup"?
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Even clauses that are referred to as "guarantees" are not actually guaranteed.
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The camps are referred to as "re-education centers" in government documents.
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This is often referred to as the Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) provision.
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Because of that model, Opendoor is commonly referred to as a homeflipper.
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America's longest war — commonly referred to as its forgotten war — dragged on.
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This period in history is often referred to as the Mexican Repatriation.
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The segments touched off a craze that some referred to as Assmania.
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The program stresses good sleep habits, often referred to as sleep hygiene.
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" The fake version of the scripts were referred to as "code blue.
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Even state-owned bad debt specialists - referred to as AMCs - are suffering.
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The answer is darkly referred to as—hold on tight—the Box.
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It's often referred to as one of America's most expensive trailer parks.
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We follow what is often referred to as a "passive" investment strategy.
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The deal was referred to as the "gold play" in multiple emails.
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Perl is sometimes semi-jokingly referred to as a "write-only" language.
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These comprise what's referred to as the "Dark Tetrad" of personality traits.
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He's been referred to as "Beyonce for dudes" and it makes sense.
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" From now on, all badasses should be referred to as "cool donkeys.
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Sea sanctuaries, often referred to as sea pens, are the proposed solution.
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It is commonly referred to as "poor man's fruit" in the country.
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This intrinsic value is often referred to as 'the spirit of sport.
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This newly wealthy is referred to as the donju, or rising bourgeois.
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" She was often referred to as "the Desert Goddess of Glen Canyon.
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We're referred to as the "invisible" middle-children between boomers and millennials.
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What he referred to as his "first crash" occurred in Dundalk, Ontario.
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That image is referred to as Rosenthal's "gung ho" Iwo Jima photo.
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I am a woman—can I not be referred to as one?
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They are commonly referred to as the two wealthiest men in China.
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" Within the party, only top leaders are typically referred to as "comrade.
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Perhaps he's getting a little tired of being referred to as poetic.
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Emperor Palpatine is referred to as a phantom in the movie's crawl.
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A tract house is often referred to as a "cookie-cutter" home.
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The president is reportedly referred to as "David Dennison" in the agreement.
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Gen Z shoppers are typically referred to as those consumers born thereafter.
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When this happens in the mouth, it's commonly referred to as thrush.
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" The garage is sometimes referred to as the "birthplace of Silicon Valley.
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If made with beef, however, it is referred to as cottage pie.
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Today, California Assembly Bill 25 (referred to as AB235) goes into effect.
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In fact, the Unwritten Law was often referred to as Dementia Americana.
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In her New York Times obituary, she is referred to as 'Mrs.
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Fitch has affirmed the Support Rating (SR) at '1' and Support Rating Floor (SRF) at 'A-' on Nomura Holdings and Nomura Securities (jointly referred to as Nomura) and Daiwa Securities Group and Daiwa Securities (jointly referred to as Daiwa).
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I've heard these referred to as "bathtubs" because of their tub-like interiors.
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It's often referred to as a "lunchtime procedure," as there's very little downtime.
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Referred to as the "Second Chances Bill," Amendment 4 is on the ballot.
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A Shepard tone is sometimes referred to as the barber pole of sound.
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"It is referred to as a gala, and it's black-tie," Bernard said.
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If you have more than one criterion, those are referred to as criteria.
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And Page was referred to as male number one in the court papers.
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It's also referred to as NetzDG, an abbreviation of its full German name.
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White zinfandel wine is often incorrectly referred to as rosé because it's pink.
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Technology growth capital is often referred to as "growth equity" in the business.
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Acute stress is frequently referred to as your body's fight-or-flight response.
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Elizabeth Warren, sometimes referred to as Pocahontas, is having a really bad night.
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These are referred to as adjustments to income, or above-the-line deductions.
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This PR move shall forthwith be referred to as the Martian Defense®.
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Spent Cheryl Strayed: Your husband committed what's referred to as financial infidelity, Spent.
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The Kunduz-to-Baghlan road, now referred to as a highway, flashed below.
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Seoul has been referred to as the plastic surgery capital of the world.
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Despite UHVDC connectors being referred to as supergrids, they are rarely actual networks.
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Bacteriophages, commonly referred to as phages, have been known for over a century.
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The revolver, now referred to as the "Six Shooter," is getting a makeover.
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Uber drivers are commonly referred to as workers in the "on-demand" economy.
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He was referred to as Adam and declined to comment for the story.
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It's often referred to as a "cost-of-living refund" by activist groups.
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This new range of products is being commonly referred to as digital therapeutics.
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These ceilings are fondly referred to as 'chocolate bars' by the museum staff.
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Thus, it is referred to as "precious" as there is a limited supply.
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Grappa uses stems, seeds and skins (referred to as pomace) in its production.
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Various firms specialise in managing wine investors' cellars, often referred to as "portfolios".
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He was equally dubious about semicolons, which he referred to as 'imitation periods.
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Such policies are referred to as telematics, or usage-based insurance (UBI) policies.
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And who says the country could only be referred to as a 'he'?
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That outcome, often referred to as a "hard Brexit," would be a disaster.
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Mr Barr tackles another popular myth, often referred to as the "skyscraper curse".
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This is referred to as liquidity premium (the former) or discount (the latter).
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In the pilot episode alone, Emily is thrice referred to as a genius.
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These measures are often referred to as expanded-access policies or compassionate use.
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The room was referred to as the "kink room" and contained a bed.
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Republicans are capping state and local tax deductions, sometimes referred to as SALT.
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Sometimes, the city of just under 600,000 residents is referred to as Smallwaukee.
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Until recently, you didn't hear people being referred to as "globalist" very often.
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You'll sometimes find duvets referred to as "down comforters" in the United States.
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In the 1950 original, the prince is just referred to as The Prince.
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Sometimes this is referred to as the debt-to-credit or utilization ratio.
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Colloquially referred to as Chevy, the carmaker is famous for its pickup trucks.
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Robert E. Lee, whom he has previously referred to as a war hero.
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There was a shoot that got referred to as kiddie porn, for example.
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The exoplanet of our dreams, often referred to as Earth 294, remains undiscovered.
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Commonly referred to as Isaan, it is Thailand's most impoverished and underdeveloped region.
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That's why a lack of confidence is sometimes referred to as 'crippling doubt.
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She is referred to as "Tunkramom Ying" meaning "Daughter to the Queen Regent".
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CORRECTION: This story initially misidentified the person Nunberg referred to as a "moron."
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Well, tomato juice tends to have a savory flavor referred to as umami.
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He has never liked being referred to as a "champion" of contemporary music.
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But whenever he is mentioned in the movie, he's referred to as Donner.
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Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader, was being referred to as the Schumer amendment.
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In the media, she was referred to as "Brock Turner sexual assault victim".
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Gorsuch's opinion concerns what are sometimes referred to as "nationwide" or "universal" injunctions.
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The family's Brickyard portfolio has often been referred to as the Andretti Curse.
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It's often referred to as the most scenic train ride in North America.
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The legislative council is the Hong Kong's parliament, commonly referred to as Legco.
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The ceilings are referred to as sequestration, or sequester, and go through 2021.
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Apparently, it is actually supposed to be referred to as the "cross" button.
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Paying one loan with another loan is also referred to as debt reshuffling.
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DARK seemed to be off because it's referred to as the DARK AGES.
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The couple, often referred to as Malec, came in second on Tumblr's list.
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Others let oud, often referred to as "liquid gold," stand on its own.
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Do you find it frustrating to be referred to as a female cinematographer?
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Mr. Trump has what is often referred to as the John Wayne mentality.
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From here on out, "referred to as 'the joint committee,' " as the resolution stated.
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The project is currently being referred to as "Building X," according to the report.
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Her hair had a redness about it; a shade she referred to as "titian".
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JNIV, also referred to as a 'fear gauge,' is generally indicative of relative calm.
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Hawaii – commonly referred to as the travel ban case – unmistakably reached the right result.
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It's essentially how free the diamond is of visual defects, referred to as "inclusions".
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It&aposs frequently referred to as the leading Muslim civil rights group in America.
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Today, it's often referred to as "Ferrari red" for its use in automobile paint.
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The female complainants were referred to as 'girls' and the males accused as 'men'.
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That court is often referred to as the second-most powerful in the country.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (often referred to as AOC, which is also her Twitter handle).
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How a product looks is commonly referred to as "vanity appeal" — and it's important.
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" On Discord, the group was referred to as "people from the Greater Michigan Reich.
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They can be referred to as contract working dogs, and are still federal assets.
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Black Panther is lovingly referred to as the "Lupita movie" by local news outlets.
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If they're referred to as man-baby Americans, but he is a man-baby.
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The report also gives specific details for the project internally referred to as T288.
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The man, referred to as A.B., is fighting to keep his identity a secret.
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On set, her look is referred to as Khaleesi, ruler of the cool girls.
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Today, she is referred to as the "mother of Serbia" for her enormous popularity.
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He was making lao khao, a white alcohol, often referred to as rice whiskey.
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It has been referred to as the worst US wildlife crisis in recent years.
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Mid-term elections are often referred to as referendums on the party in power.
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You might also hear it referred to as a single- or one-card reading.
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About 42% of Canadian buyers, often referred to as snow birds, purchased in Florida.
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Microsoft will now target "professional consumers" or what are commonly referred to as prosumers.
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The event is colloquially referred to as the "Oscars of science," USA Today notes.
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In this way, the mirrorworld may be best referred to as a 4D world.
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It is sometimes referred to as the "tears of the Arizona," or "black tears."
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G.B.T. student bill was referred to as "Don't say gay," primarily hail from here.
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Brennan was born with osteogenesis imperfecta, more commonly referred to as brittle bone disease.
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She has been referred to as the "Hillary Clinton of Mexico" in media reports.
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Mario is often referred to as the King or Godfather of the Sunset Strip.
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Since Meghan is divorced, she is referred to as a Ms. versus a Miss.
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" The memorialized man is Chiune "Sempo" Sugihara, often referred to as the "Japanese Schindler.
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We had two places which we referred to as The Front and The Place.
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Walid Giahmi, a Libyan businessman, appears to have been referred to as "the Doctor".
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Their offspring, referred to as mulatto, enjoyed a social status above that of pretos.
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The exchanges were created under the Affordable Care Act, generally referred to as Obamacare.
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He was often referred to as old-fashioned, and his clothes were identifiably Germanic.
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Collagen peptides (also referred to as hydrolyzed collagen) which are in supplements, are different.
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This is what Martin Luther King Jr. referred to as the urgency of now.
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This figure, referred to as per pupil current spending (PPCS), varies dramatically by state.
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Cramer boiled it down to what he referred to as a "face value" analysis.
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The superyachts competing for the Rolex Cup are often referred to as small cities.
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Often referred to as a "sweepstakes," it was designed for only one winner: Amazon.
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After another poor outing, which Lester referred to as "terrible," he didn't allow excuses.
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Women typically end up in administrative roles, often referred to as the "mommy" track.
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People usually feel nostalgic for their own past, commonly referred to as autobiographical nostalgia.
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Today, this bloody snapshot of American history is referred to as the Ocoee Massacre.
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It's referred to as the North Carolina Protocol (Whorwell's is called The Manchester Protocol).
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"It is commonly referred to as The Swedish Skramz Mafia," Ringborg says via email.
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Chinese investors' ability to trade Hong Kong securities is referred to as "southbound" trading.
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When contained in your body's muscle cells, they are referred to as muscle mitochondria.
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COVID-19 (commonly referred to as the coronavirus) is wreaking havoc on the world.
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These devices have been referred to as stun belts, shock belts or stun cuffs.
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Consider The Migrant Protection Protocol, often referred to as the Remain in Mexico plan.
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Buckeye is also referred to as APT3, for Advanced Persistent Threat, and other names.
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Members of the rich elite are referred to as fifis, the equivalent of bourgeois.
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The process is often referred to as taking the brakes off the immune system.
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Those referred to as "passage sets" are for doors that don't require a lock.
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This time around, it was mech suits, referred to as B.R.U.T.E.s in the game.
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Similar severe storms in the Atlantic and Northeast Pacific are referred to as hurricanes.
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What you may know as a joint is now referred to as a preroll.
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"It also prohibits cooperation with ICE detainer requests, sometimes referred to as "ICE holds.
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These matters are referred to as the "arises out" of aspect of his mandate.
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China's internet, sometimes referred to as the Great Firewall, heavily restricts news and information.
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That&aposs why the nose cone is also referred to as the fairing halves.
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Gülen was sometimes referred to as the second most powerful man in the country.
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This strategy, referred to as the maximum pressure campaign, has crippled Iran&aposs economy.
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Love to see women referred to as nameless girls in a government job spec.
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" We didn't have what would now be referred to as a "third party rule.
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More than 700,000 young people, often referred to as "Dreamers," are covered by DACA.
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How do you think he'd feel about being referred to as Lap Dog Trump?
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Ed Sheeran has been referred to as "the biggest male popstar on the planet."
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The correct answer is the renminbi, which is often referred to as the yuan.
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These efforts are collectively referred to as our Infrastructure Optimization, and some are ongoing.
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In fact, the press is sometimes referred to as the "fourth branch" of government.
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Those investigations sometimes uncovered what Justice referred to as widespread issues within local departments.
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The third building, referred to as the stables, was conceived as a utility building.
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Chipotle's second make-line strategy resembles what's referred to as ghost or virtual kitchens.
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He was a short, chill man whom John affectionately referred to as his sidekick.
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Whereas I've been called a chink many times and even referred to as 'dirty.
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" This post-election surge in hatred has been referred to as "the Trump Effect.
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Yevgeny Prigozhin, the man widely referred to as "Putin's chef," doesn't actually prepare food.
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The North Korean dictator is referred to as "Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un." pic.twitter.
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Murdered Jews are referred to as "pieces" in the movie by the German camp administrators.
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And Sarah Paulson ("American Horror Story") will play a character simply referred to as Tammy.
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ADAM SHAPIRO, FBN: You have been referred to as a Steve Jobs or Bill Gates.
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Often this syndicate is made up of other corporate investors (often referred to as "Strategics").
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Africa has always been referred to as a sleeping giant when it comes to basketball.
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Multiple wights are referred to as the army of the dead or just the dead.
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There is also another side to Tor, and it's typically referred to as the darknet.
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SINGAPORE — Alcohol flush, sometimes referred to as "Asian glow," can be so embarrassing for sufferers.
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For several decades, the group was referred to as the G8, as it included Russia.
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It was a speech filled with what could only be referred to as 'Palinesque flair.
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Fast radio bursts, often referred to as FRBs, were first discovered by astronomers in 2007.
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Much like Venus and Quimera before her, Narnia is referred to as a chimera cat.
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China's high tech surveillance gadgets, sometimes referred to as "black tech", often make the headlines.
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Sometimes referred to as "legal ghosts", many live in destitution on the margins of society.
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In Japan, tattoos are associated with the Japanese mafia, commonly referred to as the yakuza.
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Victims of romance schemes, sometimes referred to as "sweetheart scams," lose an average of $6,20183.
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It's referred to as a law because physicists have observed it in experiments for years.
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Mr Schelling was often referred to as a game theorist, despite not calling himself one.
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It's been referred to as the most famous hotel in the state of South Carolina.
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But Macklemore's popularity at a school jokingly referred to as "White Man College" isn't accidental.
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The job is frequently referred to as that of an "attack dog" for a reason.
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It is no mistake that the seven hour-long episodes are referred to as "chapters".
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This can lead to the formation of a hairball, medically referred to as a trichobezoar.
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Amazon's plans for the proposed building, referred to as Bellevue 2500, were unveiled last July.
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In such a difficult situation the user's choice cannot be referred to as voluntary consent.
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" Others admitted to missing the guilty-pleasure show, which they referred to as a "trainwreck.
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Our production sources tell us Celine's son was referred to as "the package" all weekend.
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Technically referred to as an "augmentation mastopexy," this procedure both lifts and reshapes the boobs.
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" Despite this misleading title, the head of Spain's government is referred to as "prime minister.
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According to Comparably, mobile developers are sometimes referred to as Android developers or iOS developers.
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Bitcoin is often referred to as "digital gold," because of its supply and liquidity dynamics.
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The teams, made up of digital stars, hail from what's lovingly referred to as #TeamInternet.
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These men were unidentified in the court documents and referred to as Does 1-10.
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According to People, the headpiece is commonly referred to as the Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara.
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Eventually Kasich would also be referred to as "1 for 42" by the eventual president.
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That mixing is often referred to as a reassortment event, which occurs frequently in nature.
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Now, the two long term time bureaucrats were once referred to as brothers and arms.
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Referred to as the "Nazi bible," international publishing houses started translating it into different languages.
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This terrible situation often gets referred to as "the refugee crisis," but that's actually misleading.
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PBMs, sometimes referred to as "middlemen," negotiate discounts with manufacturers for insurance plans and employers.
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Selina's speeches are referred to as "vacuous nonsense" by the same people who write them.
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The methods are frequently referred to as torture and are currently illegal under U.S. law.
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Also, I would like to be referred to as "Multiple Pulitzer Prize Winner" Chris Cillizza.
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It's no secret that Johnson is often referred to as The Rock, his WWE name.
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Sherrod Brown, whom he referred to as "the establishment" after the Ohio Democrat endorsed Clinton.
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The organization, generally referred to as YLKI, now wants the snack pulled from shelves nationwide.
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No one is more experienced than Lipton, referred to as Marty by clients and colleagues.
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If it develops in the vagina, it is commonly referred to as a yeast infection.
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Sometimes, these are also referred to as "clothespin clamps," since they resemble the household item.
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Because some companies are better at rounding than Linksys, it's also referred to as AC5300.
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Enter Spigen, and its $10 AirPods Strap that will be heretofore referred to as NeckPods.
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At most major red carpet events, choices like these would be referred to as misfires.
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That mentality is embodied in a concept referred to as the spirit of the game.
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Last fall, Trump canceled the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, colloquially referred to as DACA.
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There is a minimum (referred to as 'scale') set by the union I belong to.
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" A later civilian revolt that ended in bloodshed is referred to as "the Disgraceful Events.
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The group, sometimes referred to as OPEC+, is expected to restrain oil production in 2020.
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" After the first World War, it was referred to as "Combat Fatigue" or "Shell Shock.
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Yet California's top-two primary system — often referred to as a jungle primary — complicates things.
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He fought a defamation suit against the British diver he referred to as 'pedo guy'
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PFAS are often referred to as "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the environment.
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" Herrera said youth e-cigarette use, commonly referred to as vaping, has become "an epidemic.
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"Pocahontas (the bad version), sometimes referred to as Elizabeth Warren, is getting slammed," he tweeted.
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We are entering an age that might someday be referred to as, say, the Anthrocene.
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LPG, sometimes simply referred to as propane or butane, is used in heaters and cookers.
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The SGC-250, more affectionately referred to as "Big Carl", is the world's largest crane.
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Drivers for the platform are not considered employees, but are referred to as independent contractors.
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It was somewhat lovingly referred to as "the Sahara of San Francisco" or "Outside Lands."
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That summer, Gunn hosted what was, at the time, referred to as a baby shower.
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The database had previously been referred to as having around 50 million people in it.
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That profile is so reliable that it is sometimes referred to as a DNA fingerprint.
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Fighter pilots have historically used amphetamines (sometimes referred to as "go pills") to stay sharp.
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But it's a highly secretive country that is often referred to as a hermit nation.
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Some areas contain layers of barriers, referred to as primary, secondary and sometimes tertiary fences.
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These practices are rooted in what's commonly referred to as a broken windows policing strategy.
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Also referred to as the Chongyang Festival, the celebration has roots that stretch back centuries.
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Another female victim remained unidentified and was referred to as Jane Doe, Mr. Alaniz said.
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She is a beloved celebrity in South Korea and often referred to as Queen Yuna.
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In the popular press, he was often referred to as the greatest physicist since Einstein.
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Intersex surgery, on the other hand, is often referred to as "corrective" or "normalizing" surgery.
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The match was referred to as "Beauty verses the Beast" by certain sports media outlets.
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Even though they're often referred to as HIIT, they combine cardiovascular exercise with strength training.
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Maldonaldo-Passage, more commonly referred to as "Joe Exotic," was in charge of the park.
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Stanford, though sometimes referred to as an "amateur," is actually an accomplished non-academic paleontologist.
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These individuals are sometimes referred to as kingpins, a term that experts say is overused.
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A campaign by Microsoft, referred to as "Scroogled," highlighted what it called Google's privacy violations.
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The current wireless networking standard we all use today is referred to as IEEE 802.11ac.
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The wheat is resistant to glyphosate, a widely used herbicide commonly referred to as Roundup.
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Last October, California passed legislation that is commonly referred to as its "sanctuary state" law.
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" It didn't take long for the auditory illusion to be referred to as "black magic.
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All of these may be referred to as children's books — but I beg to differ.
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Sookee is not her only name; she is also referred to as Tamako and Okju.
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" In Friday's interview with Stephanopoulos, Trump mocked Hillary Clinton, whom he referred to as "Mrs.
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" Later in the article, single-payer is referred to as that old canard "socialized medicine.
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""During the course of the proceedings the Chief Justice should be referred to as &aposMr.
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A second method, referred to as "Section 1498," applies to every patent regardless of funding.
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The incident, which police referred to as a "serious accident," took place around 8 p.m.
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The latter are now referred to as "assault rifles," and the two are often conflated.
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The difference between the former and latter is referred to as maleficent versus vital leadership.
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It's also a majority stakeholder in iQiyi, widely referred to as the Netflix of China.
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The majority of those patients had used products including tetrahydrocannabinol, commonly referred to as THC.
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What about article two and Nixon, which is sometimes referred to as abuse of power.
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Donald Trump was referred to as "David Dennison" in the hush agreement signed by Daniels.
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He owns two houses in London — a city he's referred to as his second home.
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When pneumatoceles are present in the brain, the condition is often referred to as pneumocephalus.
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These cuts, often referred to as clips or highlights, exist on a completely separate channel.
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Hoffmann suggested that Neanderthals now be referred to as "very close cousins" of modern humans.
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Paul Brennan, referred to as "The Badger," is the world-weary center of the film.
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"Pocahontas (the bad version), sometimes referred to as Elizabeth Warren, is getting slammed," tweeted Trump.
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" Gundlach is one of the leading bond managers, often referred to as the "bond king.
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The plan was commonly referred to as "Simpson-Bowles," named after former Wyoming Republican Sen.
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Compromises must be made in politics, sometimes referred to as the art of the possible.
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Dance music is very often referred to as body music for reasons that are intuitive.
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The first clean meat company, also 2016, also oftentimes referred to as cell-based meat.
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Eventually, she prevailed and is now sometimes referred to as the Erin Brockovich of Slovakia.
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These states have often been referred to as the "firewall" protecting Clinton's Electoral College majority.
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" Those crimes, by the way, are colloquially referred to as "statutory rape" and "child pornography.
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