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adjective Referring to a standard or norm noun Medical communication noun 1. A note in an article or publication that refers the reader to another passage or source 2. An entry in a bibliography; a citation of previously published material, which includes author names, title of the article, journal, yr, volume and pages in which it was published


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11) This route is to referentially incorporate provincial legislation regarding operational standards through a framework statute, and then develop the details of the regime through regulations to be developed in consultation with First Nations over the next few years.
One of the challenges of creating test data in a homogenous database environment is the ability to extract complete subsets of related data and to keep that data referentially intact.
Tops on the list are those companies referentially named after their founders, such as Sears, Roebuck and Co.
 
 
 
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