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31. The evidence seems to point to a legal style which a number of royal servants were competent to use.
32. Organizers made it a point to include music and poetry to help relax the atmosphere and lure more students.
33. The tricky thing is to judge at what point to raise a hand in salutation.
34. The first point to make is that dividend policy and share valuation take place under conditions of uncertainty.
35. The important point to note as you follow my progress is just how easy it is and how flexible.
36. But they also point to the benefits of meaningful work in building self-esteem.
37. Even as Hallinan moves to distance himself from high-profile public controversy, signs point to continued trouble ahead, politically speaking.
38. An important practical point to consider when sending out mailings of this kind is to decide exactly where to send the package.
39. This will prove an important point to bear in mind in the discussions of Chapter 6.
40. Members can point to, modify and discuss design changes on a multi-page document.
41. It is instructive at this point to return to the issue of national versus international economies of scale.
42. An important point to remember is that the size of the multiplier depends on the marginal propensities to save and import.
43. It will be sufficient for our purposes to point to a few of the features of the chapter as we have it.
44. All the evidence would seem to point to the fact that this is the case.
45. But the people of Princes Risborough can now point to a permanent reminder of a man they have never forgotten.
46. It allows a separate header text file to point to the file or files to be stored.
47. It might be helpful at this point to consider how the opera as a whole works along comparable lines.
48. Such cases do, however, point to the need for international collaboration to promote competition in global markets.
49. That is a point to which I shall return in the next chapter.
50. The main point to make about the Programme Authorities was that their total allocations from the Urban Programme were very small.
51. Executives point to increased regulatory pressures as well as scrawny profit margins on underwriting new state and local government issues.
52. To start with I used them straight with no water and sharpened the leads to a fine point to draw the outline.
53. An objector will immediately point to the lack of stability of this simple, some will say simple-minded, hierarchy.
54. What could we point to if some one chose the latter continuation, to show that he was wrong?
55. Such refusals or unspoken enmities are relatively rare: but they always point to the heart of a civilization.
56. The first point to make is that the range of factors which determines distribution patterns may be wide indeed.http://Sentencedict.com
57. The central bank shaved its benchmark repo rate by 0. 25 percentage point to 8. 75 percent.
58. I thought it prudent at this point to remain mute.
59. With a vertical pattern like this there is a further point to consider, the side seams.
60. Descend steeply from Hor Point to a stile, then ascend to a squeeze gap.
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