Sentence examples for item referring from inspiring English sources

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A brief item referring to a related article inside.

"Might we actually get a Kris/Adam finale?" read the item, referring to Kris Allen, a generic teen idol type with a waxed cowlick and a lopsided smile.

For example, placing the simple search string, insurance, jobs, Yorkshire in Google Alerts led me to a news item referring to a large insurance group that is planning to open an office in York creating over 300 new jobs for insurance professionals.

This can be explained due to the content of the item referring equally to the two dimensions, not discriminating the responses of the participants.

An item referring to fear of having cancer was omitted.

In addition, the component included the psychological violence item referring to the threat of injury.

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It's not clear what that third item refers to.

The item refers to a meeting between Mr. Lyons and Orson Welles in Paris.

The next day, reflecting official Catholic reaction, he wrote: "abortion flak -- 3 Cardinals -- Vatican -- Rochester wires!" The last item referred to a telegram sent by the Mayo Clinic.

The doctor figured out that the item referred to cleaning an accumulation of polish from his brass shingle and filling in the engraving with black enamel.

The incentive depends on the condition of the returned item referred to as return type.

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