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reference

Definition for reference

noun as in testimonial of good character

noun as in printed matter with information

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Ms Giuffre's description of meeting Prince Andrew in London included references to his security guards.

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The NBA’s all-time leading scorer also included a video clip teasing “The Second Decision,” a reference to 2010’s “The Decision,” in which James famously announced his intention to play for the Miami Heat.

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Liverpool MP Paula Barker warned of a "slippery slope when safety concerns are ignored" at football stadiums, referencing the Hillsborough disaster.

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He said he had "no suspicion" that information, plus further disturbing references to the teenager's obsession with violence, was recorded in patient notes and "would not have gone looking" for it.

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After bringing her treasures home, she looks them up on Google and her reference books.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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