Phatarfod said one doctor, working in a major teaching hospital in an Australian capital, had approached Doctors 4 Refugees after a patient he referred for further treatment and tests had not attended appointments.
He referred, for instance, to movie-oriented sites like Rottentomatoes.com, a service built around reviews that was bought by Warner Brothers in 2011 and has a major presence on Apple's iTunes.
He referred, for instance, to a passage in one brief describing prisoners "found hanged to death in holding tanks where observation windows are obscured with smeared feces, and discovered catatonic in pools of their own urine after spending nights locked in small cages".
He referred, for example, to the need for public support of efforts to create a durable peace.
The seven hundred and sixteen billion dollars he refers to, for instance, isn't really being taken from Medicare — and people on Medicare aren't having their benefits slashed by that much.
He refers to, for example, "demonization of the rich embedded in virtually every word of our local newspaper".
Myrbeck created two tracks, or "acts" as he refers to them, for the project.
In this book, and in Being Gazza: Tackling My Demons (2006), he refers to treatment for bulimia, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), bipolar disorder, and alcoholism.
But, while he refers to formulas for both reliability and discrimination (more on this in a moment), he does not actually define either.
"What have we got an All-American for?" He refers to Bradley's stardom only when he has to, however.
