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Meanings of point to in English

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Usage of point to in English
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These results therefore point to continued private sector expansion throughout the year.
The Guardian
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PROJECTIONS point to tourism becoming Ireland's largest industry by the year 2000.
The Irish Times
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Olver's main problem is that he can't point to many recent successes.
The Guardian
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Opposition figures are quick to point to two possible reasons for this.
The Irish Times
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A group of industry developers have made the same point to government.
The Guardian
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These initial experiments point to the direction future structural studies must take.
Pubmed
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Share prices point to some recovery in investor confidence in the industry.
Reuters
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We can also point to having led the way with political satire.
The Guardian
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But market trends point to a decline in ILS issuance, said Sugrue.
Reuters
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However, they may also point to minor myocardial injury in other circumstances.
Pubmed
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New tax figures point to a remarkable turnaround in Ireland's public finances.
The Irish Times
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Another point to look out for is cost projections for renewable power.
The South African
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But futures industry representatives point to significant drawbacks in the fund model.
Reuters
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This year those factors point to Clinton becoming the 45th U.S. president.
Reuters
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Others point to Saudi funding of the Sanaa government and local tribes.
Reuters
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His arguments are entirely beside the point to the real debate required.
The Guardian
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South Africa
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Ireland
Common
Australia
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