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Meanings of point at in English

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Usage of point at in English
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There is also a government tax collection point at junction, officials said.
Reuters
2
This was the difficult moment, the point at which time suspended itself.
Deep black
3
We describe existing challenges, available methods and point at potentially useful strategies.
Pubmed
4
There is a clearly defined point at which the law is broken.
The Irish Times
5
Another concession concerns the point at which banks start paying the levy.
The Guardian
6
New York state's top financial regulator underlined the point at Thursday's conference.
Reuters
7
Morton manager David Hopkin: I thought we deserved a point at least.
BBC
8
It just delays the point at which you come to that decision.
Reuters
9
And when fans point at presidents, presidents tend to point at managers.
The Guardian
10
The main talking point at Brewster Park was the disallowed Donegal goal.
The Irish Times
11
I am in the middle of that point at this very moment.
Depths
12
Sure enough, a little, short Indian began to point at the cattle.
Lonesome dove
13
This was the point at which it had come to a stop.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
14
We will have reached our targeted point at the end of July.
The Guardian
15
Miyashita spread his arms to point at the corners of the room.
Spiral
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The U.S. demand has been a major sticking point at the talks.
Reuters
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Point at through the time
Point at across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common