I don't know what Mr Rajan is referring to exactly.
Slovene is one of the few languages to have preserved the dual grammatical number (used to refer to exactly two persons or things in addition to singular and plural forms) of Proto-Indo-European. Italian and Hungarian are the other major languages spoken in Slovenia, mainly in the regions where these two ethnic communities reside.
When asked about the mysterious canceled trip, Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, offered up a hint: "Several of us were going to go to Bali and take our spouses," he said referring to exactly the sort of trip that could cause an uproar.
I didn't know what "things like this" he was referring to exactly.
I'm not sure what LivelyIvy is referring to exactly here, but he or she posted on May 2, 2013: "That one put me over her total score.
God keeps a straight face, but wonders, "what was the plan his sons were referring to exactly?" In order to set up this interview, Williams, who famously eschews the internet and other modern technology, sent me a postcard of a barn in Oklahoma with her phone number.
We have used a measure obtained though microsatellites because they represent a totally independent set of data and thus there will not be problems of circularity; moreover they refer to exactly the same populations.
Single-sample (ldne) and temporal measures of effective size do not refer to exactly the same generation (Waples 2005).
Moreover, these standardized items are defined, scored, and phrased in the same way, as they refer to exactly the same construct in all settings [ 1].
