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Often the word is associated with the last day of October, which we in the US refer to as Halloween, a shortened form of All Hallows' Eve.

All over the world, what you often refer to as the working people are waking up to what has been happening around them, and seeking answers.

Over thousands of years, that urine crystallises and builds up in accumulations that the scientists refer to as "middens" .

I hope to share with you analysis and insights on what I refer to as a "new destination" for the global economy.

Sort of expanding the public space onto what we refer to as a Scandinavian version of the Spanish Steps in Rome.

eg. But in the hunting stage of mankind there was no steady, regular toil of the sort that we refer to as labour.

This extended build concept, which we'll refer to as a meta-build, is being recognized as invaluable, bringing quality to the next level.

In deciding whether or not to issue an injunction, courts engage in what lawyers refer to as a "balancing test" .

Judy Garland won an Oscar Juvenile Award in 1939 for her role; a gong she would later refer to as the Munchkin award.

That which you refer to as Holy is not outside of your being, to be glorified and worshiped as infinitum.

You can install it by unpacking it to any folder of your choice, which we will refer to as eclipse_home in this article.

The two impacts we refer to as the 'water footprint, ' " he said. "

To install, unpack it to any folder of your choice, which I'll refer to as eclipse_home in this article.

To install, unpack it to any folder of your choice, which I'll refer to as xstream_home.

Strictly speaking, what I refer to as a parse tree in the following, language theoreticians would more precisely call an AST.

PANTONE color is actually a very small portion of a spot color, we refer to as the standard colors.

What many on your planet refer to as love at the moment, is different from one person to the other.

Some of the ideas for enhancements they've come up with relate to what we refer to as a common workflow, which I'll talk about next.

God then presented the woman to the man (no doubt in what we would refer to as the first marriage ceremony).

Both were struck by the idea of bulking up the brain, what brain scientists refer to as 'cognitive reserve.

I also think there is a thing that I refer to as Olympic fever. Sometimes when you catch that, it's very hard to do anything but pursue it.

Many an accident has been prevented by them, and what you often refer to as a lucky escape is due to their intervention.

This means when you walk onto the showroom floor you're not bombarded with what I refer to as "beyond eager" sales people.

This is what programmers refer to as a defect or bug. A defect can be very easy or difficult to track down.

It should be noted that a locale code precedes what many refer to as a language code (a form of locale code).

The rose blooms are very fragrant with a scent that some refer to as either spicy or fruity.

But what she and others refer to as Mediterranean food is familiar on Turkish, Greek, Israeli, Armenian, and Persian menus, to name a few.

Without excessive imbalances, the demand for products we now refer to as toxic assets would have been smaller.

In this post, we'll explore what I refer to as the "slow-carb diet" .

Every object or process, which we shall refer to as a system, was relatively simple.

Louis, Missouri for the dubious honor of being what some headline writers refer to as "the most dangerous city. "

Within that container will be a number of different small DIV slides, which we refer to as Inside-DIV.

Long-term changes, what analysts refer to as "secular transformations, " are inherently challenging.

Below that come the dumb masses whom we habitually refer to as 'the proles ', numbering perhaps 85 per cent of the population.

These "more complex methods" are what I will refer to as artificial intelligences, or AIs.

The more users there are, the more appealing the application becomes, a phenomenon that economists refer to as "network effects. "

This is an example of what I refer to as an idiomatic pattern.

Access to and use of the Products is governed by these Terms and Conditions of Use (herein refer to as the "Agreement" ).

Charging each customer just what he or she is willing to pay is what economists refer to as "perfect price discrimination. "

You can install it in any folder of your choice, which we will refer to as java_home in this article.

Out of all of the English words that begin with the letter "F" , Fuck is the only word that is refer to as the F-Word.

In what we refer to as the traditional context, a reporting application in a bank might need to analyze credit card transactions.

In the pursuit of easing pilot workload, advanced technology takes care of what pilots refer to as housekeeping chores.

But it actually followed another conflict that some people refer to as the "first real blow for freedom. " Have you heard of it?

Some dogs also have what fanciers refer to as "furniture" , notably moustaches.

Install it in any folder of your choice, which I'll refer to as java_home.

There's a special type of subgroup we refer to as a breakout subgroup.

One is what they refer to as the book's "smorgasbord" approach.

Maybe the biggest difference in our respective approaches are our approaches to what we refer to as human rights.

To create a Passport, you will be asked to enter an e-mail address and password, which we refer to as your credentials.

It's basically what some people refer to as a 'clock advance.

Especially in modern developed cultures, this first stage of life, which we casually refer to as childhood, lasts a long time.

It is the Working Groups that produce the actual specifications that we fondly refer to as W3C Recommendations.

WE ARE entering what some in the technology industry refer to as a post-PC era.

The ones you refer to as Native Americans most fondly call me Grandfather.

A: I haven't seen the remarks you refer to as made by French President Sarkozy.

What we commonly refer to as intuition is actually a mental comparison between a new experience and the things we have already learned.

What most people refer to as simply "yoga" is actually Hatha Yoga.

XML generally plays a significant role in these technological developments, which some commentators refer to as Web 2. 0.

I'll refer to as the expressibility effect.

Isn't that what people refer to as a niche market?

But, in addition to the usual ailerons, the wing is fitted with what the project's engineers refer to as fluidic controls.

Finally, Chapter 4 gives an intriguing approach to answering the third question which I'll refer to as the expressibility effect.

These contractions result in a quick intake of breath which is what we refer to as a hiccup.

We represent trust of sources with what we refer to as the veracity score.

They may well be what futurists and philosophers refer to as posthumans or transhumans.

That kind of stupid action-making something worse that is already bad-is what we refer to as "adding fuel to the fire. "

Would you like to make a living from the activity that you now refer to as a hobby?

It is . . . what economists refer to as the "study of rent-seeking by the enterprise" (emphasis in origin) (Teece, 1990, pp. 45-46).

So the Mountain is like our first built example of what we like to refer to as architectural alchemy.

This is typical in cases I refer to as contextual tracing.

These are just two very common examples of what we refer to as website usability.

Have you guys done any reading about their people who you refer to as ordinary people?

These observation-impoverished individuals lack what pilots refer to as "situational awareness" , a sense of where one is at all times;

News about the girl, who people refer to as a "niu" , spread like wildfire across the campus.

Now, how many 48-year-old women do you refer to as 'cute and adorable?

The only thing that is left is what we actually do every day. What Sheldon and Lyubomirsky refer to as 'intentional activity'.

Hong Kong I refer to as a kind of analog experience in a digital age because you always have a point of reference.

fostering what researchers refer to as essential21st-century skills including critical thinking collaboration and creativity;

Business-Driven Development for SOA (service-oriented architecture), which we sometimes refer to as BDD4SOA

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