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Like many mourners, she stokes herself on cigarettes, but, when the reporter boldly suggests that he refer to her habit in print, she answers, "I don't smoke".
And when Mr. Connolly tried to characterize it as a "voucher," it was suggested that he refer to the plan as a "premium support system," the term used by House Republicans.
Kurdistan!" Bowing to his colleague's wish that he refer to Kurdish-populated northern Iraq by another name, Fayad, 78, corrected himself and said, "Kurdistan". The inaugural session of Iraq's new parliament was a largely ceremonial affair during which its 275 members took their oaths of office.
Although he'd previously expressed concern over the Judge's order that he refer to himself in the third person before the jury, saying it might be confusing to everyone, he managed to quickly adapt to the order today.
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Not only did he not do that, he referred to Trump's aggressions as 'misunderstandings.' . . .
His main passion is practicing a form of belly dance that he refers to as "gothic".
We assume that zero means nothing, and so we have math; that "I" refers to oneself and that "he" refers to another, and so we have language.
(Full disclosure: it was my book that he referred to).
Not that he referred to any of it explicitly.
Tycho Brahe discovered a "new star" in 1572 that he referred to as Stella Nova.
BAZILEVSKY: Yes; I had the impression that he referred to Von Schwetz.
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