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| The “practical relevance” tab it | refers to empirical knowledge creation that offers fi |
| This name | refers to Empress Eugenia's son, the Prince Imperial. |
| ommerce applications, multi-channel capability | refers to end-to-end customer support throughout the |
| Broadly speaking shear | refers to energy transfer into the slurry from power |
| ES), also known as photoelectron spectroscopy, | refers to energy measurement of electrons emitted fro |
| As an adjective "English and Welsh" | refers to England and Wales. |
| te" is the correct one to use here, since this | refers in English to one very specific species, namel |
| The former | refers to enlightenment through study of the teaching |
| Throughout this article the word pinworm | refers to Enterobius. |
| It | refers to entire paragraphs from the Some Still Live |
| erfection, also known as catalytic perfection, | refers to enzymes that are diffusion-limited; that is |
| The name | refers to Eodicynodon, a small herbivore and the earl |
| Reprogramming | refers to erasure and remodeling of epigenetic marks, |
| Glacial origin | refers to erosion, transportation and deposition by g |
| to cut', and it is part of the noun Kedu which | refers to etched-on markings on measuring devices. |
| Generally, the term alcohol | refers to ethanol, the first organic chemical produce |
| Turks in Spain | refers to ethnic Turks living in Spain. |
| S.", appearing in several of the track titles, | refers to Ethnological Forgery Series, a series of so |
| the 6th century, the poet Venantius Fortunatus | refers to Eutropius in connection with Saintes. |
| erence in Chapter 14 (dated November 14, 1991) | refers to events at the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas |
| rtress, possibly why "Sharpe's Skirmish" often | refers to events that happened in the latter book. |
| The Doctor | refers to events on Peladon, a planet visited twice b |
| een Massacre (also known as the Three Day War) | refers to events which took place from October 30 to |
| cle written mainly in the future tense when it | refers to events in the past? |
| Abdul is an Iranian young man who | refers to everyone as "Mister" and "Miss." |
| Church tradition | refers to everything the church teaches, as a whole. |
| divergence events occurring at the same time" | refers to evolutionary time measured in generations, |
| 'Whereas probablity overestimation | refers to exaggerating the "likelihood" of an event, |
| In the environment, it | refers to excess oxygen in a body of water or other h |
| In medicine, it | refers to excess oxygen in the lungs or other body ti |
| The gully to which the city name | refers actually exists and is known to be sizable as |
| In science, ex vivo | refers to experimentation or measurements done in or |
| Entheogen means "God inside us" and | refers quite explicitly to the use of psychoactive pl |
| ut instead to the process of "swissing", which | refers to fabric or other materials being pounded or |
| It is said that “Kenton Kev” | refers in fact to Kevin Jones, the US-based property |
| t Christian theology teaches is central: Jesus | refers to faith, not to knowledge, in the Scriptures. |
| The 2006 Lahore temple demolition | refers to false reports of a Hindu temple called Kris |
| The Motown in the title | refers to famed 60s and 70s label Motown Records. |
| In Gujarat the term Arab strictly | refers to families that came in the 17th, 18th and 19 |
| Mottainai in Japanese | refers to far more than just physical waste (resource |
| The name Al-Fazazi | refers to Fazaz the former name of the Middle Atlas r |
| The name "Otisville" also | refers to Federal Correctional Institution, Otisville |
| Felidae usually | refers to Felidae, the biological family of all cats. |
| This | refers to female genital mutilation and other traditi |
| The plot of the game | refers to feudal Japan being given giant mecha, the p |
| illow-leaved fig", but that name more properly | refers to Ficus salicifolia, as per the scientific na |
| Tortilla art | refers to fine art that uses tortillas as a canvas. |
| The term Indian in this article | refers to First Nations of Canada; not to be confused |
| Thus he continually | refers to first principles, and he develops his legal |
| usage, the term "predicate logic" occasionally | refers to first-order logic. |
| It only | refers to Fischer as being of "jewish descent" and no |
| Two swimmers | refers to fish, and jockies' whips is slang for chips |
| s a palace; thus the term 'Panch Mahal Maroth' | refers to Five Palaces of Maroth. |
| The Codex Ambrosianus | refers to five manuscripts, c. 6th-11th century CE, w |
| Dharna generally | refers to fixing one's mind on an object. |
| (episode 136 - The Soul Mate), George Costanza | refers to Flatman by saying he likes his poetry. |
| Valve leakage | refers to flow through a valve which is set in the 'o |
| is often used in the context of beekeeping and | refers to flowering plants as a source of pollen for |
| Lotic | refers to flowing water, from the Latin lotus, past p |
| eory is a concept in evolutionary biology that | refers to fluidity in fitness criteria. |
| One suggestion is that this | refers to Folca's stone; another suggestion is that i |
| Kosher style usually | refers to food that is not Kosher, but is a type of f |
| Hollywood Style | refers to food that has been cooked too long and is b |
| erally means 'teachings' or 'instructions' and | refers to formally written ethical teachings focused |
| The Formation of Kerala State | refers to formation of the southern Indian state of K |
| X-Linked mental retardation | refers to forms of mental retardation which are speci |
| In Greek mythology, Emathion | refers to four individuals. |
| Its title | refers to four large reservoirs on the Terrain des Ai |
| The monster- which | refers to Frankenstein as his/its father- is later us |
| The secret clause | refers to free transit permission for Russian troops. |
| In sport climbing, the term redpointing | refers to free-climbing a route, while lead climbing, |
| In German, this term usually | refers to freeware while the Swedish one refers to sh |
| It usually | refers to French Baroque music for lute, keyboard ins |
| Presumably it | refers to fresh water. |
| Michele Marra also | refers to Fujiwara Munesuke, again links the tale wit |
| The genus name | refers to Fukui; the specific name to the geological |
| accepted by the church, "[t]his Manifesto only | refers to future marriages, and does not affect past |
| Buckyjunk | refers to future, difficult-to-recycle consumer waste |
| s called "bitter kola", but this name properly | refers to G. kola. |
| William Shakespeare | refers to Gad's Hill (or Gadshill) and its relationsh |
| In contrast, hyperkalemic periodic paralysis | refers to gain-of-function mutations in sodium channe |
| obert Browning's poem "A Toccata of Galuppi's" | refers to Galuppi and his work, although no such Tocc |
| object ( | refers to game objects, such as NPCs and placeable ob |
| Ohio (also known as the Buckeye State Series) | refers to games played between the Cleveland Browns a |
| Today, it also | refers to games played between the teams during the r |
| Kalidasa [Kumarasambhava, VI] | refers to Gandhamadana, in the vicinity of the mythic |
| The term "tomboy" | refers to gender-variant girls, and the derogatory te |
| 32-33, and the last in 1552; this third volume | refers to Gerle as "the elder" on the title page, so |
| e village is first mentioned in 1266, the name | refers to German settlers. |
| ed to this Usenet news posting, which probably | refers to Geturl 1.3.4 |
| He | refers to gin pahit in the opening pages of his 1930 |
| Perhaps it | refers to glass imitations of jewellery gemstones. |
| Arakawa; in this context, "Arakawa syndrome 1" | refers to Glutamate formiminotransferase deficiency. |
| lked about a site, which many historians argue | refers to Gor Khuttree where "Buddah's giant bowl was |
| American Cheese also | refers to government cheese, which can consist of a m |
| the Valencian Community (the Generalitat only | refers the government organism) or Asturias (the Junt |
| GT in the name of the band | refers to Gran Turismo, the long journey that the ban |
| Their name | refers to Green River Ordinances, laws which prohibit |
| gy and especially botany, indeterminate growth | refers to growth that is not terminated in contrast t |
| s (from the Greek word meaning increase; grow) | refers to growth from an increase in cell size rather |
| The phrase generally | refers to Guinea (region) or the Sudan (region). |
| The legend presumably | refers to Gulf of Bothnia. |
| s and business associates where she frequently | refers to Habets' reluctance or downright refusal to |
| However, the English version | refers to Haggar as the "former Mayor of Metro City". |
| It | refers to hairs of a uniform shade, with no banding o |
| The former | refers to halachic requirements that are biblically m |
| In the book The Real Eve, Stephen Oppenheimer | refers to haplogroup N as "Nasreen" as haplogroup N m |
| The "Ha-" | refers to haptophyta, the "-cr-" refers to cryptomona |
| The third view is that poverty | refers to hardship in general, and not simply economi |
| Aiki should not be confused with "wa" which | refers to harmony. |
| Although the is title | refers to Harris' group The Three Sounds the album is |
| The title | refers to having a love of money, bread being slang f |
| It | refers to having an attitude of openness, eagerness, |
| Jing | refers to health points; Qi is the energy points requ |
| Vodka war | refers to heated discussions within the European Unio |
| instant, in Dinka, it means "Rain" and it also | refers to heavens or God. |
| The poem | refers to Heimdallr as the "son of eight mothers plus |
| se following the poem points out that the poem | refers to Heimdallr as the son of nine mothers. |
| with the name "Sir John Talbot", which likely | refers to Helen Wintour's grandfather. |
| An alternate suggestion is that 'Hell' | refers to Hells Gate, a property which lies between H |
| Most usage | refers to hematophagous insects (see Anopheles) that |
| Mark affectionately | refers to her as “the other half of my brain.” |
| She | refers to her four recordings as representing the fou |
| arker's first encounter, Xander affectionately | refers to her as "the Buffinator", and Oz adds that " |
| with a second season episode in which Harrison | refers to her as "Mrs. |
| e biggest inspirations to her career, and even | refers to her as a second mother. |
| isode, David Tennant (who portrays the Doctor) | refers to her as "another member of that race, or som |
| ordon whether she is ugly (As her mother often | refers to her face as being messed up). |
| August 1764 to his friend Franke, Winckelmann | refers to her popularity. |
| Summertime in England" (from 1980s Common One) | refers to her by name: "The voice of Mahalia Jackson |
| and the one who built Jenny, who often simply | refers to her as "Mother" or "Mom". |
| An onscreen message then | refers to her beating him in the 1975 Conservative le |
| Guevara | refers to her father Che as a source of personal insp |
| ed a memorial stone to Thyra at Jelling, which | refers to her as tanmarka but, the 'Pride' or 'Orname |
| Vanauken | refers to her as being "my elder by ten days" in A Se |
| e was sued for non-payment of a tailoring bill | refers to her having other addresses, possibly proper |
| ell with Azusa's first wife, Funaho Jurai, and | refers to her as Oneesama ("older sister"). |
| Anakin in turn | refers to her as "Snips", in reference to her "snippy |
| Bede | refers to her high degree of holiness and devotion, w |
| The first track | refers to her failed marriage to Chuck Mitchell in De |
| curled in a sumptuous royal purple veil which | refers to her imperial lineage. |
| Claudia Llosa | refers in her film to the folk belief that the trauma |
| In 2 Peter 2:22 dogs and swine quite clearly | refers to heretics. |
| to work for his cousin, who is a dentist; this | refers to Hermey in Rankin-Bass' Rudolph the Red-Nose |
| e Rock, the sentient anthropomorchi Trash Heap | refers to herself as a 'gypsy Trash Heap' when she pe |
| appearance in volume three of the novels, and | refers to herself as Kouta's younger sister. |
| DJ Baby Anne (born Marianne Breslin), who | refers to herself as "The Bass Queen", is an Orlando- |
| Despite her hideous appearance, Vicky often | refers to herself as being "well fit" (meaning attrac |
| she is not a "Christian" musician, instead she | refers to herself as a "Christian" on several occasio |
| e stanza contains a mention of King Arthur and | refers to him as amerauder, or emperor. |
| at Mitcham Cricket Green on Saturday 2 October | refers to him as "the famous Tim Coleman". |
| record of him is in October 1760 where Garrick | refers to him as 'ye boy Leoni' - he sang a role in G |
| The Oxford Dictionary Of National Biography | refers to him as "an eighteenth-century squire". |
| Athenaeus frequently | refers to him as a Peripatetic, but his connection to |
| A version of this legend | refers to him being mysteriously 'transported on a ro |
| Simplicius | refers to him as a Peripatetic philosopher, and relat |
| Hitler | refers to him in Mein Kampf. |
| behaviour, and Rodney frequently calls him or | refers to him as "Rat Boy". |
| Nicephorus Callistus | refers to him in his works as Constantine. |
| he's been married to Carvalho for 35 years and | refers to him as her "boyfriend". |
| the troubadour Aimeric de Belenoi, whose vida | refers to him as maestre (master, teacher) and Peire |
| For reasons unknown, William of Tyre | refers to him as Eustace II. |
| holic Church, and the missal of the Sarum Rite | refers to him as a confessor. |
| George Rogers Clark, in his memoir, | refers to him as "Tobacco's Son", and British Lt-Gove |
| The Chronicle | refers to him as "king of the West Welsh", the usual |
| His daughter's tombstone | refers to him as "Maimon from Seirijai". |
| n his programme, always in a negative way, and | refers to him as "Jeremy Vile". |
| Faith | refers to him as "the ex" implying the couple has end |
| 08-2010) - Don's nosey next-door neighbour who | refers to him as "dickhead". |
| She's the only character who never | refers to him as "Captain Awesome," although she did |
| The caption, not shown here, of that miniature | refers to him as "Herr" (then spelled "Her") Reinmar, |
| ates that Mr Jamal is known as Ahmad Jamal and | refers to him as such throughout. |
| Odysseus | refers to him as his dearest friend, though he is onl |
| Moses ibn Ezra | refers to him as "the sage of Jerusalem who wrote the |
| Chris Martin often | refers to him as "Jonny Boy" during live concerts, pa |
| The UN 1267 Committee | refers to him as Ahmed Salim Swedan Sheikh. |
| Stan rarely | refers to him by name, instead calling him "Fish". |
| The commentator | refers to him as "an old W. C. Fields actor". |
| The Livre de la Conqueste | refers to him as un des plus sages hommes de Romanie |
| Another document, dating from 1483, | refers to him as Colijn van Brusele (Colijn of Brusse |
| Sankara | refers to him by names such as Narayana, Vishnu and V |
| e West Wing, on which the character Josh Lyman | refers to him in an episode in Season Five. |
| One newspaper | refers to him as an "anti-fascist warrior-hairdresser |
| on't Slow Me Down film's commentary, Gallagher | refers to him as "Gandalf". |
| At least one source | refers to him as Van der Bos, but this seems to be an |
| Shep, who behaves like a lap dog or, as George | refers to him, a "great big peanut-lovin' poochie," a |
| The name of the town of Saint-Imier | refers to him. |
| r to a particular religious position, Eagleman | refers to himself as a Possibilian. |
| The boy | refers to himself in the first person as 'Kira,' and |
| al realism, and Abstract expressionism, Witkin | refers to himself as a "cornball humanist". |
| Jackson also | refers to himself by name in several lines. |
| seem like first-hand accounts, yet he nowhere | refers to himself as present, despite his inclusion o |
| mmy Urine of the band Mindless Self Indulgence | refers to himself as Ralph Macchio in their DVD Our P |
| pian hagiographical sources and king lists, he | refers to himself as the son of Tazena. |
| He also frequently | refers to himself as "DJ Negro" or "El Negro" Casey J |
| Morgan occasionally | refers to himself as Tony Plush, which he states is h |
| In his letters written in English he | refers to himself as Volusene. |
| "The Magicians," by Lev Grossman, at one point | refers to himself as a dipsomaniac |
| h the party no longer exists, Alston sometimes | refers to himself as a Black Panther, and sometimes a |
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