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Тезаурус:

1. Like its namesake in Prague a decade before, the "Beijing Spring" as it was also referred to, had unfortunate consequences.
2. At present, research proposals involving Genetic manipulation are referred to both GMAG and the HSE.
3. Whoever goes to register the death is referred to as the person "responsible for the disposal of the deceased" and is given a range of forms including the death certificate, the form that the undertaker needs to have as authorization to proceed, and another form relating to benefits available.
4. Darnel is a weed, sometimes referred to as "tares", and has a resemblance to wheat.
5. Until then, colleagues and readers thought she had been happily married to the man she always referred affectionately to as Proopsie.
6. By that time the embanked railway line - now the District Line - had bisected the "Back Common" of Turnham Green, and the area left north of the railway gradually became referred to as Acton Green.
7. Eventually the day consecrated by the Romans to the sun was identified with the Jewish first day, and given a Christian interpretation where Christ was referred to as the "Sun of Righteousness".
8. Throughout the book I have referred to the Royal Veterinary College simply as "the College", when no possibility of ambiguity is involved.
9. In fact, the first one in America belonged to the famous blind teacher Helen Keller, who referred to her own as "an angel in fur".
10. Part of the reliquary consisted of a gold inscription plaque which referred to the fourteenth year of a particular Gadhara king, enabling the experts to date it precisely.
11. As discussed earlier (p. 101), a patient thought to require further or more prolonged help may be referred for another kind of treatment.
12. The reason I have given it the temporary title referred to above is because I have witnessed at least two name exchanges at the station in recent months.
13. Acknowledging the problems inherent in the learned safety hypothesis, Kalat (1977) suggested a revision which he referred to as "learned non-correlation".