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1. The needle has to be positioned with pinpoint accuracy.
2. The computer will calculate your position with pinpoint accuracy.
3. The pilots bombed strategic targets with pinpoint accuracy.
4. The missiles can hit targets with pinpoint accuracy.
5. These missles can be fired with pinpoint accuracy.
6. With pinpoint accuracy, FDA approval and the ability to measure not only people's temperature, but hot foods and liquids the Multi Scan InfraRed Thermometer is the right temperature for you!
7. Why can we land men on the moon with pinpoint accuracy, yet fail to steer our economy away from the rocks?
8. Sensors guide the warhead to its target with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring that the intended target is destroyed while greatly lessening the risk of collateral damage.
9. The device uses radiation to destroy tumors and vascular malformations with pinpoint accuracy.
10. Players notice they have more power, more control and more swerve[sentencedict.com/with pinpoint accuracy.html], and that the shoe allows them to strike a ball with pinpoint accuracy.
11. These massive (and expensive) gun platforms can dish out serious damage with pinpoint accuracy, but you need to protect them from enemy aircraft.
12. It is critical that the hummingbird remain perfectly still as it feeds itself while darting in and out of flower blossoms with pinpoint accuracy.
13. The Sidewinder missile can home in on its target with pinpoint accuracy.
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