| Today, anything that tries to hide its presence is often refered as a rootkit. |
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| In responding to the peasant lady whom I refered to earlier, I am a man too, and I wear pants too. |
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| Corn family farms comprised 267,184 hectares while the remaining 25 percent or 46,6 thousand hectares refered to business subjects. |
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| As for the initial list refered to above, the transposition period is again 18 months. |
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| If it reaches the ground, it is refered to as a tornado and if it touches water, it is a waterspout. |
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| YouLease.ca and YouOwn.ca are refered below as YouLease.ca Inc, a division of Les communications TuLoues.ca Inc. |
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| Relative coordinate values are also refered to as incremental coordinate values. |
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| In addition,when government wants to donate a form of 'in-kind' donations to non-governmental health institutions, it refered to CHAK for recommendations on which health units could be considered. |
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| On one side a scene refered to the story of the god Apollo and the nymph Daphne, the beautiful daughter of the river god Ladon, and on the other Apollo is shown killing the serpent Python. |
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| This term has come to replace the older term 'special education', which refered mainly to the education of children with disabilities, usually in special schools or institutions. |
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| The iris, also refered to as aperture, is used to adjust the brightness. |
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| He refered to Solyanov's statement during the hearing of 29 January 2001, where he had admitted that 'acknowledgement of responsibility' was not a permissible ground of arrest. |
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