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91. Most outsiders will point to coach Barry Switzer, who is an easy target.
92. Obviously, the Nimbus pilot was at fault for allowing the other people at the launch point to influence his judgement.
93. Very generous pupil - teacher ratios is a feature that prep schools use as a strong selling point to parents.
94. These just point to one important fact: Always seek the advice of your own doctor.
95. Point to the links between racialist language of the police and the labelling process.
96. The first point to note is that sending some one a contract of employment does not involve any re-formatting of text.
97. Those touting mandatory uniforms point to the successes in Long Beach.
98. The passage of the train was telegraphed forward from point to point throughout its journey.
99. Rather it may point to an unspoken assumption that it does.
100. Those who gladly accept Berezovsky's money today point to the precedent set by Bonner.
101. Other experts point to the fact that even specialists are losing jobs.
102. Several lines of evidence point to specific components of the peripheral nerve environment that support regeneration.
103. This book is in-tended largely to call attention to this opportunity and to point to the consensus for action that already exists.
104. One might also point to the fear among many politicians of electoral retribution if radical measures turn out to be unpopular.
105. Chan cited signs that point to a smooth transition in 1997.
106. Those who do not wish the Territorial Army well will point to reduced recruiting figures and make claims for further reductions.
107. Training implies that they do not, yet nobody seems to be able to point to any deterioration in customer care.
108. But they do point to the complex inter-relation between official discourses and the domain of constructed personal experience and pleasure.
109. For we concentrated entirely on resources internal to the individual rule-follower, on things which a solipsist could point to.
110. Suppose we begin with an existential hypothesis, without being able to point to any confirming evidence.
111. These raised marine deposits point to possible consequences of a global rise in sea level resulting from climatic change.
112. Still others point to pressure on the facial nerve as it passes through the skull.
113. Analysts point to similar uncertainty surrounding how programs will be converted from the Internet to the boxes.
114. Once you write your list, your thoughts flow faster and the words tumble from one point to the next.
115. They admit he is charming, but fingers point to his eyes as warning signs, demonic pin points.
116. On the contrary,[www.] everything I read seemed to point to his having been universally loved and admired by his men.
117. Lipski was able to point to several passages in school textbooks containing similar references.
118. It might also point to more appropriate ways of re-classifying subject areas so that the perspectives of both genders are represented.
119. Experts also point to the oil and gas pipelines that feed the eastern cities.
120. The Control Center provides a relatively easy access point to dBase.
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