Even programs that disbursed in the classic one-episode-per-week format, I feel, refer to past events in the scripts less often than they used to.
"Tayf (Ghost)," which has a melancholy disco feel, refers to the name of a popular gay club in Beirut that Sinno used to frequent, until it was raided, and subsequently closed, in 2013, by local authorities.
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We genuinely felt referring this couple to a photographer who does share their personal beliefs would provide them with the best service for their special day.
The officials disliked the band's name, which they felt referred to a murderer.
Not only did Springsteen have ecstatic East Germans screaming their lungs out while singing "Born in the USA," he also opened his four-hour long concert defiantly with "Badlands," a song that East Germans might have felt referred to their country, and he later played "Chimes of Freedom" right after delivering a courageous short speech calling for the wall to be torn down.
Nader does not feel comfortable referring to the book as a novel, even though everything in it is made up.
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However, we feel that referring every patient for radiography would be rash and not appropriate in light of the ever-rising health care costs [ 22].
Seven of the GPs commented that pharmacists needed to be culturally sensitive, have some cultural training and/or show an interest in working with Aboriginal people before they would feel comfortable referring their Aboriginal patients to them.
An example of a difference in semantics was the statement "I felt sick," referring to feeling "unwell," which was interpreted by UK patients, as "I felt nauseated".
