Both sponsors stressed that the article was meant to refer only to military personnel.

He meant it to refer to Europe's divisions, but in May, ten additional states joined the European Union.

So it won't refer to 7 anymore it will refer to 1.

Life isn't meant to be dreary, it's meant to be exciting.

I meant to.

I meant to do it, Fred. I really meant to do it.

Refer them to me.

You're meant to be.

I meant to say...

Wasn't meant to be.

I never meant to.

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Please refer to this reply.

I refer to organized crime.

Refer to her as sister.

I refer to Lieutenant Miura.

This has meant that since the construction of the Auditorio de Tenerife in 2003, has popularized the term The Sydney of the Atlantic , to refer to the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Mouth combined with water meant, drink, and mouth joined to bread meant, eat.

But that meant regulation, and regulation meant government.

It meant something to them.

It meant something to them.

We were meant to be.

I meant to tell you.

It's not meant to be.

It wasn't meant to be.

As you were meant to.

I meant it to be.

He meant me to live.

make i refer to them, and then each of those loops is going to refer to a different one,

Please refer to Question No. 20.

Many national plans refer to both.

In particular, we refer to Iraq.

We also refer to subclinical conditions.

Ohno, refer them to his hospital.

To whom do you refer then?

That meant something different to each of us, but it meant something special to all of us.

They are not meant to stay.

That's all I meant to say.

You two weren't meant to be.

Nothing is meant to stay, oh

I never meant to hurt you.

These are meant to look constant.

But she meant to be kind.

It meant so much to her.

Was that meant to be funny?