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The author does not dispute non-celiac gluten sensitivity, is only referring to people who, in my opinion, falsely believe a gluten free diet is healthier for everyone, sensitive or not.
This seems like a more direct means of promotion than the ordering of search results, but it is possible that the Commission is only referring here to the more subliminal effects.
Okay maybe for one this written document or article is only referring to those who lives on "CITY OR STATE" property and don't have the use of electricity, but instead of those who live on their "OWN LAND" in a open country field with the God given right and free will to self generate their own source of power.
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Not as a ruthless Italian mafioso from New Jersey, but as a ruthless CIA boss who is only referred to as "the director".
The design seismic input provided for project site by seismological agency is only referred to the ground motion at plate rock surface without considering any topography and geological conditions of the site at all.
Also, tape recording and transcript of an interview with Samuel Leibowitz discussing his background, his education at Cornell, and his career as a lawyer and judge, ca. 1971 (the interviewer is only referred to as John).
Though sexual harassment is pervasive in Uganda, it is only referred to in one law – a small section of the Employment Act – and is not captured in official data on gender-based violence.
He is only referred to as "Butler," that being his family name and the origin of the actual term "butler".
You do that terrible thing where you name a character a "funny trait" so their boss is only referred to as "sad beagle producer".
In mid-1890, Albert Victor was attended by several doctors, but in correspondence his illness is only referred to as "fever" or "gout".
In "Monogamy," Israeli-born actress Meital Dohan receives top billing for a movie in which she doesn't speak and is only referred to as Subgirl, an e-mail handle.
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