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• I’m glad that I’m in the league where refs are not going to call for ticky-tack stuff.

• Get ready to bid farewell to the spitfire Bobby Bottleservice and big booty player Ref Jeff.

• The home team eked out a win in the World Cup opening match, with a little help from the Japanese ref.

• Down Fred went and the ref blew his whistle, piercing Croatian hearts as he pointed to the penalty spot.

• There is, perhaps, a natural tendency to blame the ref when things don't go well.

• Williams, enraged by the call, spewed a few nasty comments at the ref.

• Or not -- sometimes we had to call in a ref to mediate, but for the most part, we were all pretty good about playing fair.

• Folks calls 'im Laz'rus in ref'ence to de Bible chil' what riz up jes' same way lak', outen de daid col' tomb.

• Refuge, ref′ūj, n. that which affords shelter or protection: an asylum or retreat: a resource or expedient.

• Refragable, ref′ra-ga-bl, adj. that may be resisted: capable of refutation.

• Ref.: Discussion in various reports of Comptroller of the Currency.