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Philosophy
a. the relation between a word, phrase, or symbol and the object or idea to which it refers
b. the object referred to by an expression

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MMI produces over 100 referential publications and software products highlighting value-priced coding, self-study and instructional references, as well as over 360 educational seminars annually to improve coding practice and administer certification and continuing education credits in coding, Medicare regulations and compliance, and administration management.
In the referential universe thus created, the real and the symbolic undergo an intense exchange.
Clearly, for a book like Jonah, if we use only this referential understanding of truth, we come up against a dead end pretty quickly, unless some marine biologist has recently discovered a unique type of fish or aquatic mammal that can swallow a person whole and regurgitate her with no ill effects three days later.
 
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