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referable
adjective as in traceable
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To study your competitor’s backlink profile in greater detail, click on the number of referring domains, and hit the Get full report button.
In cell biology, nucleus usually refers to a structure inside a cell that contains the cell’s genetic information.
It’s really cool that that word hasn’t changed its pronunciation at all in 8,000 years and still refers to a particular fish.
“It’s a very potent voter suppression tool,” William Busa told Greater Diversity News, referring to efforts by Republican lawmakers in the state to make access to polling places more difficult.
Becoming a hunter as an adult, or as I’ve come to refer to it, “adult-onset hunting,” isn’t the conventional path.
Nevertheless, the two specimens are clearly referable to their respective species and show no tendency toward intergradation.
They are referable to those generally extinct genera that inhabited the great depths of the primeval ocean.
The only examples referable to it come from a relatively restricted area of Durango, Mexico.
But this may be referable to Hindú influences unequivocally traceable in other parts of the Pantheon.
Although two clasping pairs were found, we obtained no eggs or tadpoles referable to this species.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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