Examples of using Referring in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Source: Eurostat, EU-SILC 2013; referring to the income year 2012.
We have also added a similar area for Referring Domains.
The place has already gained a new nickname-"mini jungle," referring to the camp at Calais.
After all he lost his job himself, after referring to the clause of conscience.
FQC on the final product, referring to CSP standards.
They call their rehearsals“V-formations” referring to the migrations of wild birds.
That's a start. Referring to them as"the others.
Here are some of those tweets which have over 1000 referring domains.
cold, referring to the steampunk mood.
By"plenty" I don't mean anything, you know, referring to, well, you know.
she continues, referring to the poster at left.
Here again, every generalisation- referring negatively to even some Jews- is banned.
This interactive chart shows what Twitter account's tweets had the most Referring Domains.
This mechanism will cooperate with parsers and will allow referring to their results.
Ingushetiya_ru cited Qur'an referring to the Apocalypse.
He was nicknamed Svarte-Filip, meaning Black-Filip, referring to the pitch-black colour of his hair.
Referring this case to HHM is for the good of the clients.
Sure enough there was a clause in the contract referring to a document about cleaning services.
Here are the top 10 hashtags with the most referring domains.
Type of goods, according to the groups referring to an appropriate classification(see Annex IV);