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(1 minute in, Jack Straw) This question references the BNP's use of images of Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister during World War II, in its recent European election campaign.

We agree with O'Fallon and Wallis [46] that travellers, especially intensive travellers, tend to answer this question with reference to their own travel constraints, in particular the location of their job and home.

Outside of considering the effect of L2 proficiency or 'willingness to communicate' on the strategies used to participate in-class (e.g. Hsieh, 2014), the present study attempts to further answer this question with reference to the learning style orientations of our L2 participants.

Thus, some women may have answered this question with reference to their second trimester, which may have caused misclassification.

Participants in the present study were asked to answer the questions referencing their personal social life using a 4-point Likert scale (1 = not at all true, 4 = exactly true).

The question referenced Wilson's recent comments about the reality TV family.

He asks an inane question referencing some "research project" which he knows will garner a "buh?" from me, in order to keep the chat going.

This paper explores this question specifically in reference to stigma and discrimination against people with mental health problems using the Time to Change Cambridge anti-stigma campaign as an example.

Emmott is quick to lay that decision at the feet of Penguin, his publisher 7.56pm BST First questions references the singularity hypothesis - that we will be able to create a higher species that will guide us out of the current crisis.

If it's the kind of job where they can make a decision after five minutes of questions, references are irrelevant.

Using our coalescent framework, we address this question by considering two potential reference panels for imputation in the same target population.