Sentence examples for the references that from inspiring English sources

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It is recommended that readers refer to the references that follow for detailed treatment of the subject matter.

Her version trims every ounce of fat, eliminating three and a half verses and almost all the references that have fascinated so many listeners.

The pinecone, with its meanings that proliferated as enthusiastically as its scales, neatly encapsulated the catholic nature of the references that were contained in the Wreay church's decoration.

When he encounters an audience member from Germany, you can set your watch by the references that follow to the war, and to the Germans' supposed humourlessness.

On the other hand, knowledge of the references that crowd "Soigne Ta Droite" may only feed an illusion of understanding that the film's fragmented form labors to dispel.

"It could have been someone else in the room," she said, "but this was clearly a New York writer, the voice and the references that are made".

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▪ FN (False Negative): an object in the reference that is not detected.

Conversely, a deletion implies a segment present in the reference that is not in the donor.

See if you can relocate the reference that doesn't have the link attached to it.

United are the reference that's pretty clear," Villas-Boas said.

"The reference that they use for each other is a beginning point for that decorum".

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