def resolvedReference(self, refid):
        """ Returns the resolved reference with the given id, if it has been
        resolved already. If it hasn't, forwards the call to its owner if it
        has one.
        
        You should probably use `resolve()` on the `FHIRReference` itself.
        
        :param refid: The id of the resource to resolve
        :returns: An instance of `Resource`, if it was found
        """
        if self._resolved and refid in self._resolved:
            return self._resolved[refid]
        return self._owner.resolvedReference(refid) if self._owner is not None else None
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