The Ministry of Defence (MoD) refer to the fact that almost 23, 000 service personnel are discharged each year, most of whom settle successfully in the community and go on to a successful civilian life.
Bush did not refer to his own role, if any, in the operation, not even to refer to the fact that he caused the war that forced Saddam to flee into a hole in the ground in the first place.
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And, again, I would refer you to the fact that we are reviewing and implementing actions with great haste.
"Blogs for Bush" editor Matt Margolis, 24, said it will refer to the campaign's fact-checking material during its coverage of the debates on the blog, which he says reaches about 12, 000 people on average.
Just to be precise, Mafia, or even Cosa Nostra, should in fact refer only to the Sicilian version.
In order for anyone to feel comfortable enough to refer you, there must be trust in the fact that you will perform well and as promised.
In fact, I often refer to my blog as about the only health policy blog on the Internet that believes real health insurance is a legitimate business.
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The fact that she could not refer more fully or directly to this shared endeavour between America and Britain does, of course, tell its own story.
Mr Duncan Smith says he is proud of the fact that his government agreed that Job Centre staff could refer people to food banks.
In fact, medical professionals have stopped using the term "fibrocystic breast disease" and now simply refer to "fibrocystic breasts" or "fibrocystic breast changes" because having fibrocystic breasts isn't really a disease at all.
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