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mention someone or something in something 
1. to name someone or something in a particular context. We mentioned you in regard to nominations for the congress. Everyone mentioned your book in the discussions.
2. to name someone or something in a will, lecture, story, article, etc. They mentioned your name in the discussion. Uncle Herman mentioned you in his will.
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The FTC decided it is going to go after bloggers who receive consideration for mentioning products or websites in their blogs without stating that they received any compensation for the mention in the blog.
FTC Going after Bloggers by Aurelia Masterson / Banking, finance and accounting community
Freelance writer Jacqueline Jackson, who serves as the paper's books and poetry editor, won honorable mention in the review category.
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Thirty-three images had received an Award or Honorable Mention in the four rounds of competition during the year and were eligible for the End of Year judging.
Photojournalism by Vaughan, Keith / PSA Journal
 
 
 
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