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Perhaps these scientists to whom you refer have forgotten their middle-school biology lessons.
Anthony Appiah identifies himself as a racial skeptic to the extent that the biological categories to which racial terms refer have been shown not to exist.
In most variants of this approach, the underlying alternatives (to which the exclusionary preferences refer) have been possible worlds, represented by maximal consistent subsets of the language (Rescher 1967, von Wright 1972, Hansson 1996a).
Protocols for paramedics to 'treat and refer' have been trialled in the UK but have not altered the number of patients left at home, 36 suggesting that protocol-based procedures are not sufficient and successful paramedic referrals need improved paramedic skills.
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About 66%% of the patients referred had injuries on head and face.
The concept of person to which Kaunda referred has a particular significance within the African cultural context.
The mystery to which Ms. Schakowsky was referring has been unraveled by CIA Director Leon Panetta.
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