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The phrase "ask reference" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to request someone to provide a reference or to inquire about a reference, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Could you please ask for a reference from your previous employer?"
Alternatives: "request a reference" or "inquire about a reference".

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A job applicant may ask reference-letter writers to mention disabilities, which "allows … the applicant to control the narrative without appearing to be engaging in identity politics," Booksh says.

This is another good item to ask references about.

Ask references for other references, adults who have seen the candidate on the job.

"Where would Hillary take this?" he asks, referencing the hawkish Democratic primary frontrunner, Hillary Clinton.

"Sandy Hook?" Kelly asks, referencing the 2014 school massacre in Newtown, Connecticut.

We round out the consideration process by asking references about the candidate's skill set and growth in their last organization.

"Ask for references, then ask the references for references," Ms. Bussel said.

Ask a reference librarian to suggest appropriate titles.

Then ask the reference if she has seen Mary perform in similar circumstances.

Ask a reference question Library staff will respond by email as soon as possible.

Other patrons are welcome to Ask a reference question by email.

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