Referencing — rather than referring to — is probably here to stay.
Rather than referring to Tuesday night's premiere, ABC cut to commercials, then resumed "After the Final Rose".
On Thursday, police investigators would not comment on a motive for the killings, other than referring to "a mixture of grudge, and random".
To the Editor: "Going to Marseilles," by Julia Chaplin (Aug. 14), mentions the Bar de la Marine with little comment other than referring to a "jumped-up D.J".
It's easy to get enthusiastic about design because, like talking about the future, it is more polite than referring to white elephants in the room.
An Apple spokeswoman declined to comment other than referring to an earlier statement: "We care about every worker in our worldwide supply chain.
"We have no other alternative than referring her to you," a social worker wrote to the newly opened Leben in 1974.
It stands accused of favouring its own services in search results, making it hard for advertisers to manage campaigns across several online platforms, and presenting answers on some search pages directly rather than referring users to other websites.
Rather than referring approvingly to a rainbow of ethnicities choosing freely to live together, Furnivall coined the term to criticise the imposition of immigrant races on indigenous societies in the name of commerce and free trade.
"Rather than referring to any particular player, I think clearly, we now can look forward in 2012 to considerably more payroll flexibility and have a little more latitude in how we allocate our payroll," Alderson said.
In December , 1920 he was booed off a Congress Party stage when he insisted on calling his rival "Mr. Gandhi" rather than referring to him by his spiritual title, Mahatma — Great Soul.
