They are not just referred to as benefits.
Phones that don't are often just referred to as wireless.
Robin Meade of CNN/HLN just referred to Michelle Obama as "Mrs President".
But it is also, surely, another of the self-provocations to which he has just referred.
"I just referred to my experiences growing up – my parents' lives, my sister's life".
Indira Gandhi is never named, just referred to as the "prime minister", but she is a sinister presence.
It just referred to the "House authorities" and apparently it was issued by the Commons clerk, Malcolm Jack.
So when you talk about Obama, what he was doing in the passage you just referred to, was defending out accomplishments of the last year.
MRS. CLINTON -- Well, Mr. Lazio, you just quoted -- you just referred to The Daily News, which ran an investigative article which made exactly that point.
There, they assess and plan, with the Kurds – usually just referred to as Iraqis, another useful ambiguity – options for stopping Isis' advance.
The prime minister's spokesman said: "I know that the media organisations you just referred to have made a revised version of their proposal this morning.
