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This has no ambiguity; you know exactly which element I am referring to in either case. .

"We've had a customer satisfaction guarantee for a long time, " she said, referring a reporter to the company Web site.

If he is told that this (referring to the above examples) is the best the harmonica can produce, you can imagine what his opinion will be.

"It's such a neat thing, " she said, referring to the past ties between the West Texas desert and Antarctica's glaciers.

"You will not change them" - Referring to men as though your only option is accepting your fate as an Egyptian girl in a backward society.

Woods posted two tweets Tuesday of photos from his EA Sports shoot at Isleworth, referring to one as a "tough day at the office. "

Developers were like "dragons and fish jumbled together" , he said, referring to a mixture of high and low-quality companies.

"You know what I'm talking about, " Mrs. Claus told the Obamas, referring to the couple's nights out on the town together.

'My children can't even watch 'Babe, '' she laughed, referring to the children's fable about a talking pig who loses his mother.

"We did not know where our coffers were, but now we do, " he said, referring to oil and gas.

Unicode is usually used as a generic term referring to a two-byte character-encoding scheme.

"I thought we should try to be back in time for lunch at Galatoire's, " he said, referring to the legendary New Orleans restaurant.

I shall endeavor to preserve, protect, and defend it by anxiously referring to its provision for direction in every action.

The ministry did not identify who had made the comment or to which Chinese department or ministry they were referring.

Keyword behaves like an object variable referring to the current instance of a class as originally implemented.

He said that he had been referring simply to his "first visit" to the studio.

Admittedly it is not always easy to balance our attitude, hence the title of this article referring to it as an "art" .

She did not mention Google by name, but there was little doubt to whom she was referring.

Referring to the current market turmoil, he conceded: "We all failed to understand how much the system had changed. "

Referring to the prostitution, she said she was a "bit surprised" more than shocked.

" Jackson mused, laughing, referring to the government bailout of the banking giant. " He might have to give Citibank a loan.

Keyword behaves like an object variable referring to the base class of the current instance of a class.

'It's better to be an Asian bank in California than a Hispanic bank in Texas, ' he said, referring to East West's reach into China itself.

And a mother is sometimes called, kakasama, referring to someone who shines brightly like the Sun.

Cai: Referring to this, there should be two or three kind of brands which have done advertisement on TV in one store.

When he said "some students" , do you think he was referring to us?

Baidu is often referred to as the "Google of China, " referring to its dominance of the search business.

"Really it was just time to sell, take some profits and that was a good excuse to do it, " he said, referring to the Chinese rate increase.

At this point, we have built a simple web application without even opening our editor or referring to any documentation.

At a time when western countries (mainly referring to here is the European countries) was just a state of slavery in the city state.

"With its ears, it looks a bit like the gesture we make on a picture to look cool, " she said referring to the popular 'V' sign.

True, William did not use the word love when referring to his bride-to-be.

Mr. Sarkozy's aides scrambled later to say he had been referring to arrests among the broader Islamic movement, not the London bombers.

He could have been referring to what some consider one of the greatest recent discoveries of neuroscience: mirror neurons.

Additionally, the term data mining is all-encompassing, referring to dozens of techniques and procedures used to examine and transform data.

"Qaddafi doesn't have the power, he doesn't have the position to leave, " he said, referring to himself.

Referring to my picture, all that she said was, "I've felt like that. "

and second to the French people, with whom he said "I have missed my appointment" , referring to his aborted campaign to run for president.

The Delegation concluded by referring to the constitution of a WIPO Trust Fund to which Spain would be fully committed.

If you spend more than 50 pounds on that account again without referring the matter to me, I'll throw the book at you.

She was referring to his murder in 1980, when he was shot as he and Ms. Ono returned to the Dakota from the recording studio.

Do not use quotation marks for referring to the Bible or other sacred texts or to legal documents.

"It was perfectly set up to become a Saudi situation, " he said, referring to the oil-rich kingdom's reputation of stability.

Referring to this journal often will show you how much time you waste by worrying.

There would be no possibility of any vulnerabilities affecting the referring page (which may be administered by someone else).

"Pau had a fine game, " he said, referring to Pau Gasol's 25-point, 12-rebound effort. He mentioned no other names.

Referring to children that happen to be named @ in SXML is no different than the filtering on any other tag name.

Create referral programs and reward your employees for referring other employee candidates "who are just as great as you" .

"Mr. Stevens, " he said, referring to the author, "is preparing a little song, which he would like you to sing next week. "

Referring to a document by its name is usually the better choice if you want to work with a specific document.

Referring to this choice, he humorously said he had been always cheating himself, thinking he could handle both shills and management.

When a person says a child "needs to be disciplined" they are referring to the fact that the child appears to lack that inner discipline.

That was the only way I was going to survive , " she said, referring to the double-ended paddle used on sea kayaks. "

She was a dyke, she said repeatedly, stabbing her finger to her chest in case anyone was unsure to whom she was referring.

"If we want to be honest, we're waiting for a truce, we want to negotiate for him to leave, " he added, referring to President Assad.

However, when referring to the feature found in the ACL of every Notes database, we bracket the word to distinguish it: [roles].

So what you re referring to right now, whether I know or not know, refers to my brain.

"I was referring to the Chinese government, and not to Chinese people or to Chinese-Americans, " he said of his "goons and thugs" comment.

In referring to a young child, "it" is often used.

Personally, the matter referring to love is rather complicated.

"Since we're a smaller country, they recognize we all have to work together, " he said, referring to universities.

"To a certain extent, we've been doing all this blind, " Mr Davey says, referring to the planning of new berths.

Of these automatic small car head money (referring to a tiny computer) mounted on a chair on the Next!

King is always referring to his bygone experience and saying what he did. I'm tired of his playing the old soldier over us at the Club.

"You can't take them away from everything, " he said, referring to his daughter.

Seth: [ referring to Evans mother] I am truly jealous you got to suck on those tits when you were a baby.

"Now we hope that the final ruling declares it all constitutional, " he said, referring to adoption.

Referring to the condition that occurs when the kelly is all the way down, so drilling progress cannot continue.

(aside: Aimless web surfing is a waste of time, and that's not the sort of surfing I'm referring to).

Wang said the movie has finished shooting and is currently in post-production, referring to the process of editing and dubbing.

Referring to the analysis of present women problems, Marxism is the only end-result of women's pursuit of human rights.

'This thing is far from over, ' Mr. Shealy recalls saying, referring to the bank problems.

None of the women confirmed that the man was bin Laden though one of them kept referring to him as "the sheikh. "

Obama opponents like to reinforce the belief by carefully referring to the president by his full name: Barack Hussein Obama.

Is usually the way to go when you are referring to a resource with a globally well-known identifier or location.

Central to Jungian therapy is the concept of individuation, referring to the psychological evolution of an individual over time.

"We struck lucky with [Nemanja] Vidic and [Patrice] Evra, " said the boss, referring to his 2006 captures.

How did this once-awe-inspiring word become a nearly meaningless bit of verbiage referring to anything even mildly good?

Malik said, "The key issue is of apostasy, " referring to when a person leaves a faith.

referring to archimedes ' quote , wang said the subway will play the role of a long lever to facilitate hangzhou ' s rapid economic growth.

Note that this recovery time includes the failure detection times, which many vendors exclude when referring to recovery times.

It used to carry no ethical connotation , referring merely to a risk arising from human action rather than natural forces .

'I felt it immediately, ' says the New York ad-sales manager, referring to the pain that shot up from her just-sprained ankle.

You can refer to a particular element in an array by referring to the name of the array and the index number. The index number starts at 0.

Referring to the second proposal, it highlighted that protection was not the only way of encouraging innovation.

Contestants must make it clear on their Recall Papers, to which pack the list of cards is referring.

"Anything with a number 7 on it is selling like hot cakes, " he said referring to the shirt worn by Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ford yesterday declined to comment, referring to former statements that it expected the deal to be signed by the end of the first quarter.

"We hope that in the next 100 years, that won't be important, " he said, referring to race relations.

What I said just now wasn't referring to you.

Referring to what he called tough decisions put off for a long time, Mr. Obama said political leaders in Washington will have to compromise.

Next time he makes an offensive remark, politely tell him to stop and pinpoint what you're referring to.

But there was little doubt that he was referring to Mr. Romney, whom he views as one of his top rivals.

I was referring to my craving to drive to a strawberry field the next day where I wanted to take Lulu.

By referring to the status information, it is possible to quickly specify the defect management information recorded at last.

Professor: That he might be referring to the Roman Emperor here?

He later joked that I must have been referring to the time he'd have left for his own business.

I was not referring to the woman on my right: At the end of their ladies' lunch, they were served a tart with a gorgeous, glossy glaze.

The borders of the small lot we are referring to, seem to disappear in the predominant visuals: the lake.

If reforms go on smoothly, "the renminbi will be fully convertible in five years, " he said, referring to the Chinese currency.

"I don't see any evidence of Alan wanting to pursue that at this stage, but that may change, " he said, referring to Qantas CEO Alan Joyce.

The first came before he made his 1996 speech referring to "irrational exuberance" .

Second, I understood from microeconomics that you cannot understand the workings of a society without referring to individual behavior.

It should be noted that here the word "Roman" is actually referring to the civilian population, rather than the citizens of Rome.

"We get access to electronics, TVs, microwaves, " she said, referring to the area's poor. "We are in the consumer market. "

Wonga said the UK market was thoroughly regulated and that Mr Damelin was referring to some countries' limits on annual interest rates.

"The only problem is I have to make the decision, " he said, referring to club selection.

We are referring to all of you who have awakened to your tasks, and yet you may not realise what an important role you have played.

The word "discount" is used as a term, referring to a reduction of the cost for certain or any merchandise purchased.

When I say that you must rid your life of fighting altogether, then you need to know exactly the kind of fighting that I am referring to.

Referring to one sabbatical year of his, he said that all the ideas in the following seven years came out from that one year.

'It's a little bit small for two people, ' he said, referring to the whole place.

code does not rely as much on referring to specific cells , ranges and tables , which can be moved around by users.

The parentheses indicate to the Rhino interpreter that I'm invoking a function rather than simply referring to a property of the object.

for once a referring controversy where the man in black is as much a victim as the players.

To avoid ambiguous references when referring to an individual constant, qualify the constant name with its enumeration.

You may be referring to the fact that some folks have noticed on our web site that we are hiring for a next-generation MMO.

For changing the company's management state, the company decides to develope-commerce referring to the competitors in the same industry.

I have examined all the documents referring to the matter.

"Our aspiration is to merge Phuket with Macao. We have a beach as good as Phuket's, " he said, referring to the Thai coastal resort.

" They were like used car dealers , " says one leading investor in the Merrill deal bitterly, referring to the dialogue with that firm .

When a surplus or deficit is mentioned, it is the balance of trade to which the commentator is most often referring.

Skeptical, they looked at my map and saw the bit of Wall I was referring to.

one or two horizontal lines at the top, signifying above, referring to the sky.

"using eeg to send tweet, " he wrote, referring to the electroencephalograph he used to record electrical signals in his brain.

But she declined to say if the Chinese government itself is bound by those laws, referring the question to 'relevant authorities. '

However, if you omitted this step then it would require that you fully qualify the DataSet type when referring to it.

Similarly every locality in ring 1 is in its own view a centre of civilisation, as well as referring to distant centres within China .

We are referring to your Guides, and any higher Being whose presence you might have invoked.

"He formed the bridge between the literary and music worlds. " Who was the late cultural giant Kuo Pao Kun referring to in this statement?

Theory of referring has always caught the attention of both linguists and philosophers, as it helps us understand many linguistic phenomena.

The rudder that the ship should be equipped is amended by referring to the tug rudder unearthed in the recent years.

And let me be clear, when I say "young" , I'm not just referring to the date of your birth certificate.

We hope that this study can supply some referring ideas to those teachers who are also working in town schools with the same problem.

As you've seen in HTML, referring to an external file in a standardized way works well.

The details should be comprehensive enough to allow someone else to implement it without referring to outside sources.

Any function may access an external variable by referring to it by name, if the name has been declared somehow.

Referring to this cash hoard, the FT's Martin Wolf notes that emerging markets "smoke, but do not inhale" global capital.

He based his warnings on "early unpublished data" , and is believed to have been referring to Interphone.

I secretly hoped my husband wasn't referring to one of the wobbly contraptions I saw others pulling uphill.

So at each level of production, the marginal cost is the cost of the next unit produced referring to the basic volume.

According to the General Comment, the right to health also has a "core content" referring to the minimum essential level of the right.

Are autopay instructions verified and approved by an appropriate officer before referring to banks?

The American gunners on the cockpit video can be heard laughing and referring to the men as "dead bastards. "

grammatical number category referring to two or more items or units.

Others argue that given the royal context of the psalm, the psalmist must have been referring to a military crisis.

referring to japanese style furniture , people will soon recall " tatami " and japanese life ' s style as sitting down on knees.

"They already spend more time in traffic jams anyway, " he said, referring to Bangkok's notoriously congested streets.

The word Tripitaka is Sanskrit and stands for three baskets, referring to the Buddhist laws of aesthetics.

When I say "repository" I'm referring to one of the two queue managers designated as a full repository.

if the adjusted its latest color (referring to the time of buying leather color), who have been certain to plasma membrane.

This Person_ metamodel class is an alternative means of referring to meta information of Person.

"We only have 50 years of observations of the Arctic, " Miller said, referring primarily to satellite sea ice observations.

Referring to it, the catalogue speaks of "one of the most elemental architectonic forms" .

To assess imaging referring indexes, which serve as a novel means of imaging diagnosis for AD patients.

However, in this case it is easier to use a mass flow rate because referring to a hippo feed rate in terms of moles is impractical.

To check up the IP's vibration property, the IP's constrained-free mode is calculated referring to the modal testing requirement of the IP.

It is the bell curve to which investors are referring when they talk about a "nine standard deviation event" .

Filial piety and fraternal respect are not be taken in the narrow sense of referring only to one's own parents and brothers.

Plaintext (or cleartext) in this context should not be confused with plain text when referring to the format of an e-mail message.

If the shadowing element is not accessible from the code referring to it, the reference is resolved to the shadowed element.

People usually personify a ship by referring to it as "She" .

But then it turned out to be referring to an obsession with integrity , which I don't suffer from quite so badly .

'How ya makin' Letter I? ' she said, referring to First Interstate's old ticker.

"And falafel, " she said, referring to the fried chickpea patties, a big part of the cuisine.

Student: Is it possible that given the cult of the Roman emperor he might be referring to the Roman emperor here?

Its interesting that when Jesus used the word, referring to being saved translated saved in the New Testament.

"The declaration will be a statement on oil relations as seen by Opec, " said one cartel source, referring to a draft of the statement.

Instead, he's referring to the fact that every man has his own individual taste in women, physically.

A term referring to the belief that spirits of the dead communicate with the living, for instance, at seances or through a medium.

It may be time to stop referring to the Deepwater Horizon rig accident in the Gulf of Mexico as an oil spill.

I'm referring to an eight year old that is afraid to talk to her parents because everything evokes anger and a violent reaction.

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Those who have not done so would all the same be well advised to consult it, especially since I am going to be continually referring to it.

When you deploy the database project that contains the reference, you will also deploy the database project to which you are referring.

"Tasha was the seventh, " she continues, referring to the seven suicides that were well publicized at the time.

Broken cross rate cross-reference clause A clause in a Bank loan document referring to a loan by a commercial bank.

To drive up the Maine coast is to head "downeast" , a nautical term referring to ships sailing downwind from Boston to points north.

I suggest referring to up-to-date definitions in the current WD (see Resources) for specific details.

When referring the meaning with certain options but can be done under certain conditions, the word "Can" is adopted.

Referring to my academic performance, I have been a good student all along.

You know perfectly well what I am referring to.

This period you are referring to marks the end of a cycle and the beginning of a new one.

Indicates when a dependency is to be loaded by the referring assembly.

Its application to the study of financial markets has also been termed statistical finance referring to its roots in statistical physics.

It has occupied the leading position referring to quantity of consultant team, growth rate of corporation, and market share.

Plushenko talks quite frankly about his future in sport, referring primarily to the functionaries of the Russian Figure Skating Federation.

You see there a waterfall and a pond, referring movement and peace respectively.

The Territory Strategy is the only permanent transparent and clear guideline store managers are referring to.

"Clean coal" is a term coined by the industry decades ago, referring to its efforts to reduce local pollution.

Therefore when referring to the grassland ecology of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, two essential questions have been long neglected.

(4) Certificate of Corporation: referring to a notarized copy of the business license of the corporation as the applicant.

"How do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat? " Obama asked, referring to AIG's management.

His followers treated bin Laden with great deference, referring to him as "the sheik, " and hung on his every pronouncement.

"Chuck all the forecasts in the bin, " she told the party faithful, referring to the poll projections of the CDU hemorrhaging support.

Palin said her running mate was referring to a strong American workforce.

Through referring to archives dossier files, the fact of criminal detention term enforced by the police is seen.

They (referring to Western monster that Western them), I now return you to intervene in the east into the ground.

"Hone and utilize your 'elevator pitch' as often as possible, " says Bach, referring to a 30-second summary of your professional assets.

"I feel so much shame for putting up with that stuff for so long, " she says, referring to my father's boorish behavior.

In the new lease the landlord included a clause referring to the maintenance responsibilities and liability in case of property damage.

Considering failure forms, failure mechanism, and factors referring life of the loop-die, its life is analyzed.

It sets up the social influence index system referring to social index system with selection principle of index and foundation procedure.

And, referring to his movement: "It is, in my opinion, the greatest service a man can render to God. "

How do you think of our last email referring to the price of the related products?

Matt was referring to the roasted rabbits they had been eating for the last two days.

When Sarah mentioned a "rude person, " she was referring to her colleague.

'It's just gotten out of hand, ' said 53-year-old Yvonne Brune of Des Moines, Iowa, referring to the rising cost of gasoline.

Some on Wall Street have taken to referring to the bank as Merrill Sachs.

I think Sylvia Plath was referring to idiots when she said, "If you expect nothing from anybody, you're never disappointed. "

Query-based distribution expansion relies on its base distinguished name referring to a valid container in the directory.

The first example expression shown in Listing 9 is the most specific and the best way of referring to the version element.

She was referring to a knee injury that cost me half of my soccer season.

"I've had experience enough, " said Hurstwood blandly, but he felt a little diffident about referring to Fitzgerald and Moy.

Bingcheng was a common phenomenon in ancient Chinese literature as a way of referring to writers.

Then "saved" is so often used in referring to what Christ has done.

We gave him something, but I'm not referring to an elbow from Mirko Vucinic.

When referring to these empires, historians have difficulty, as the native people did not have a unified name for themselves.

Post-modern doubts referring to here as opposed to modern concepts and the nature, history and the universalism of such a state of mind.

In referring to the evaluation method of the internal combustion engine, the performance criterions of such an engine are discussed.

"You should have a toy boat . You can sail it at Storvassdal, " he said, referring to a small lake a few miles from the house.

'There is too much over-reaction, ' he said, referring to radiation fears.

To fix the issue, recover the files or configurations by referring to a working Lotus Connections environment of the same version.

"The burden of the past" is referring to the sad years of accumulated experience and grievances.

The article didn't pull its punches, criticizing State Grid's top leaders and referring to the company as 'Frankenstein's monster. '

You must be referring to the term fan service and my gawd, there's plenty of it.

When I said some people were stupid I wasn't referring to you.

When I said some people was stupid, I wasn't referring to you.

Create three new binding statements, each referring to one of the nodes in the editor instance.

You can create the full application following Roo help and hint commands without ever referring to its documentation.

Similar logic is required to process view columns that are simple expressions referring to computed columns that have complex expressions.

Referring to this relationship, Manet noted Leonardo da Vinci's advice to a disciple to closely observe how faces changed at dusk.

ossicle Small bone; often referring to any of the three small bones in the inner ear of vertebrates , e. g Weberian ossicles.

Again referring to Figure 3, if the lifeline is representing an anonymous instance of the Student class, the lifeline would be: " Student. "

Tongzhi, the buzzword that used to mean "comrade" , now has taken on a new connotation, referring to homosexuals.

The legislation referring the abroad experience to stop the both agency in freight forward circle should be structured.

"I'M NOT only not sick, " said Silvio Berlusconi on September 1st, referring to a hint by his estranged wife. "I'm a Superman! "

The remarks were the first from a leading al Qaeda figure referring, albeit indirectly, to the U. S. elections.

Even Fan's Wikipedia page had already been updated with a line referring to the incident.

Export trade, also known as export trade, are referring to their production or processing of merchandise exports to foreign markets.

She said, referring to the crying and her blotchy, red face.

Referring to the original itinerary I sent you on . . . , some slight readjustment have to be made.

Whenever I mention examples referring to difficult pieces, you simply have to adapt the time scale to your circumstances.

Did the "expert in the law" whom Jesus told the parable of the Good Samaritan understand this Psalm to be referring to him and all people?

beyond or distal to a ganglion (referring especially to the unmyelinated fibers that originate from cells in autonomic ganglia).

When I said some people are stupid, I wasn't referring to you.

"Peabody doth protest too much, methinks, " it said, referring to the US miner's "long and convoluted defence" of its new offer.

Typically I would not recommend pulling both rankings and top referring keywords to get your baseline.

Action customer compliments by praising staff and resolve complaints satisfactorily, referring to your line manager where necessary.

I know pantomime to which you're referring, it was really amusing.