The phrase "again reference" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest revisiting or citing something previously mentioned, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "In my previous report, I will again reference the data from our last meeting to support my conclusions."
Alternatives: "refer back" or "cite again".
Again, reference pricing appears to have a positive effect on originator prices.
Once again reference is mainly made to the UK experience in the 90s, with programmes such as City Challenge or the Single Regeneration Budget (SRB), that have positively supported more effective coordination and integration among different bodies and strategies, while inter-relating economic, social and environmental aspects of urban decline and subsequent rehabilitation (Parkinson 1997).
Twice again, reference to "culture".
Connect the thread to a resistor, then work down the back of the leggings attaching the negative nodes (again, reference the picture above).
Yes, you can write music via notation if you so desire, though I would again reference the list of musicians at the top and consider this: not only did all those artists not need notation to write music, but the act of writing without notation directly facilitated their ability to create the music they did.
Later in the event, Trump once again reference the assault, saying he could take "down" former Vice President Joe Biden in a fight "faster than Greg would take him down". Biden said in March that he would have "beat the hell out of" Trump if they went to school together.
I asked him about his journey across the ocean and his thoughtful response again referenced animals; in particular, he referred to his pet duck, the one he left with a friend back in Iran.
When asked Wednesday about that potential impact of drone strikes, Carney told a reporter that "in terms of the broader effort, I would refer you to the Pentagon," before again referencing Brennan's past public statements.
Unfortunately, one person changed his mind at the last moment," Trump said Wednesday, as he once again referenced the late senator John McCain (R-Ariz.).
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BST05:55 "You probably detected my frustration with their attitude to the American people," says Biden, again referencing the 47% gaffe.
A second McDonald's memo was also posted to Reddit, again referencing the August 26 launch date.
