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5 +2 | references TO COME |
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3 +1 | references to be supplied |
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4 | reference material to be supplied |
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3 | check the references |
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3 | missing reference |
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références à préciser references to be supplied Explanation: or to be issued at a later date |
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check the references Explanation: Might be that |
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reference material to be supplied Explanation: I prefer: reference material |
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references TO COME Explanation: In technical and corporate writing, when something is not in its final draft or information is messing, the expression TO COME is used. In capitals. Cheers -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-01-16 14:50:49 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sorry: in parentheses.... references [TO COME] |
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