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Usage of referenced in English
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The minister referenced an improvement of services made under public sector reform.
Radio NZ
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More recently, this week on Twitter, Trump referenced former President George H.W.
Reuters
3
Content analysis of newspaper articles which referenced pharmacogenetic testing was carried out.
Pubmed
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Senior FCC officials confirmed that both companies are referenced in the proposal.
The Verge
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In doing so, he explicitly referenced the experience of the American south.
The Guardian
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In half an hour of questions, Neymar was referenced, every single time.
The Guardian
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She referenced vague threats that some members may have received or felt.
Wired
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It is understood Liverpool's letter has referenced that education will be considered.
The Guardian
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Trump's lineup of speakers at the convention this week barely referenced it.
Reuters
10
The ideas presented here are referenced to credible academic research wherever possible.
Sequential Problem Solving / A Student Handbook with Checklists ...
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Roseanne had referenced Islamist organisation Muslim Brotherhood in her comments about Jarrett.
News.com.au
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Bispecific antibodies directed against T cells or antigen-presenting cells are also referenced.
Pubmed
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A fully referenced version of this article can be found at Monbiot.com
The Guardian
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Rivera's private life influenced her songs, which often referenced living through hardship.
Reuters
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And no one should be surprised that once again he referenced Hitler.
The Guardian
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He then directly referenced Dylann Roof, the perpetrator of the Charleston shooting.
News.com.au
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Ireland
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United States of America
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