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Information on area inundated more often than not refers only to agricultural land flooded rather than complete extent of events.
(The "believe or not" refers to the fact that Uber has certainly seemed willing to fight other regulatory battles).
"Red" refers, as directly as may be, and certainly not descriptively, to the property or (Fregean) concept of redness, "not" refers directly to negation, and so on.
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The work does not refer to slavery.
"He was not referring to the administration".
He was not referring to his equipment.
He was not referring to the offense.
And I might leave or not refer.
It did not refer to § 2254 d).
I am not referring to only politicians.
He did not refer to the row.
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