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| Hammett also | pointed out the equivalent form |
| velt laid out the situation clearly, and then | pointed out the flaws in that argument. |
| LTG Williams | pointed to the dual chain of command of the ARVN, as |
| At the same time, they have | pointed to the slow pace of government action in prom |
| In the debate she | pointed out the different standards that apply to rap |
| As Woolf has | pointed out, the only basis for it had been that a ba |
| Lowman | pointed to the strategic placement of the two America |
| mooth edged, wavy, oval to oblong, rounded or | pointed on the ends, leathery, brighter green above a |
| Root, however, said that Ruth hadn't | pointed to the bleachers. |
| 2029 the North Pole of Uranus will be nearly | pointed at the Sun. |
| axis stabilization to help keep it stable and | pointed at the earth at all times. |
| He specifically | pointed to the example of the Australian state of Que |
| and his co-workers worked out the physics and | pointed out the culprit was hydrogen, which passivate |
| a weak stylet and knobs, curved spicules and | pointed tail; the esophagus is degenerate, with a red |
| personality, while partisans of the Countess | pointed to the Earl's repeated infidelities, not to m |
| 5 centimeters long and 3 wide, roughly oval, | pointed at the tip and truncated at the base. |
| He specifically | pointed out the lack of adequate winter equipment. |
| y extraordinary in being the last; rather, he | pointed out the simple fact that he had been one of t |
| He | pointed out the effects of maternal and emotional dep |
| However, as Justice Menhennitt | pointed out, the Victorian definition of child destru |
| Baseball Prospectus's Christina Kahrl | pointed out the different starters that failed after |
| Historians, however, have | pointed out the inaccuracies of the series' character |
| As with other trade agreements, proponents | pointed to the reduction of customs duties and other |
| ccusing SPC Lozano of being the sole culprit, | pointed to the inappropriate placement of the blockin |
| "Numerous journalists have described with | pointed accuracy the vast interwoven tapestry that wa |
| ample of a memento pattern -- where each cell | pointed to the header of the list being read, the cur |
| le in the movie they asked him the way and he | pointed towards the banglaw. |
| n the building's exterior was washed and tuck | pointed, and the old windows were replaced. |
| The forewing is narrow, | pointed at the apex and brown. |
| A later speculation | pointed to the second half of 2009. |
| He left forever after a cannon was | pointed at the front door by revolutionaries |
| ate, simple, oblanceolate to oval, rounded or | pointed at the tip, narrowed to the base, thick, with |
| ared sensitive information with Pakistan that | pointed towards the ISI's alleged complicity in the e |
| They are marked as if they | pointed to the other six of the Seven Hills of Worces |
| Original specs | pointed out the existence of HSUPA to enhance the upl |
| st of the three-day course, while others have | pointed to the inconsistency of the results, with som |
| to be more of a law enforcement official; he | pointed to the fact that he has law enforcement exper |
| It is described as | pointed in the face and about the size of a rabbit. |
| In that case, Souter | pointed out, the risk of the university being seen as |
| : Essays on the Aesthetic of Photography, has | pointed out the contradiction between a kind of angui |
| d with a circle of 20 small, white stars, all | pointed upward; the circle is offset, slightly, to th |
| ely by the consumption of ecstasy, but others | pointed out the music was refreshing and intoxicating |
| These | pointed to the juxtaposition of wealthy, ordered and |
| The Jehovah's Witnesses | pointed to the fact that they were the only religious |
| He | pointed out the pairing of Christy and DiGiorgio as a |
| Critics have | pointed out the flaws in associating "natural" with b |
| cooled by ice-water tubing and a handheld fan | pointed at the mouth between takes. |
| a rod in his hand, turned round by the wind, | pointed to the quarter from which it blew. |
| The exhibition display | pointed out the lack of a "natural link" between an i |
| s time to "end the games, end the abuses"; he | pointed to the problems of unemployment and lack of m |
| Narrow and | pointed at the end of the leaf. |
| med after the logician Alfred Horn, who first | pointed out the significance of such clauses in 1951. |
| After Rangers manager Willie Waddell | pointed out the away goals rule to UEFA, the referee |
| She says once they reached the guard, he | pointed to the ground and said "Iran," and then point |
| ng holiday from his youth in which his father | pointed out the tower of St Peter's church in Belaugh |
| He | pointed at the front and back is a lot of stories hig |
| The oldest | pointed at the king and said she would marry him or n |
| Bishop Barbosa also | pointed out the limitations that canon law places on |
| They | pointed to the growing need for people who can bridge |
| exclaimed "the mestiza is calling me..." and | pointed to the lightning-illuminated 'painting' over |
| g and other military commanders had correctly | pointed out the problem. |
| Rice | pointed out the "[u]nfortunate omissions" of Danser's |
| For instance, Czudek | pointed to the danger facing people living in the sam |
| no Sasu Mirai e! (instrumental)/To the Future | Pointed By the Light! |
| to 11 centimeters long by 5 centimeters wide, | pointed at the tip and smooth or serrated on the edge |
| The forewing is narrow, | pointed at the apex and the ground colour is yellow. |
| Malle (1999) also | pointed at the differential effect of being an actor |
| The 3 mm long lip, | pointed at the end, features two rotund shoulders, ne |
| ent could be re-elected however they had also | pointed to the possibility of one of the main opposit |
| They | pointed out the difficulty of raising a family on the |
| did not blame the militia for the deaths, but | pointed to the overall upheaval in the city at the ti |
| roup "Clean Up National TV" until her husband | pointed out the unfortunate acronym - they then chang |
| Cline | pointed to the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health a |
| ers have agreed with this interpretation, and | pointed to the Sulaco with its "sterilized, white int |
| Auditor should be a fiscal expert; she again | pointed to the fact that she is a CPA, while Schweich |
| McKay | pointed to the now-stable lineup as a factor in the t |
| ne more reason to remember the speech and she | pointed out the differences between Ursinus in 1980 a |
| The king met an old friend of his who | pointed out the alleged assassin. |
| nfirmed nor refuted, the story goes that Ruth | pointed to the center field bleachers during the at b |
| Third Rail, Paul Revere and the Raiders, The | Pointed Sticks, The Ramones, the Fuzztones, The Urina |
| Root said "If he | pointed to the bleachers, I would have put one in his |
| Reporter John Fund of The Wall Street Journal | pointed to the failure of Lauzen to endorse Oberweis, |
| unsuccessful 2004 Senate run, when opponents | pointed at the dichotomy between the Coors Brewing Co |
| it was descending through 2,200 feet (670 m), | pointed toward the Pentagon and downtown Washington. |
| Investigations after the war | pointed to the Soviet submarine L21 as being responsi |
| rack off the main line which allowed it to be | pointed in the required direction, and the gun mount |
| n a single side, but are of odd design, being | pointed at the top, making two sides of a hexagon. |
| He | pointed out the possibilities of mining the Atabascan |
| However, she was | pointed as the president of the European Free Allianc |
| misread, putting her in first place, but she | pointed out the mistake and was awarded the medal for |
| n challenged as speculative, and critics have | pointed to the apparent lack of primary source materi |
| After his resignation, Krautzun | pointed to the lack of public support for amateur spo |
| A local professor | pointed out the reason might have been an undersea qu |
| Although Clinch believed that the evidence | pointed to the twins having genuinely existed but tha |
| He | pointed to the obvious need for legislation to reconc |
| nt and as critics such as Francisco Soto have | pointed out, the "child narrator" in "Celestino", For |
| Papal Tiara, Papal robes and holding a sword | pointed towards the ground. |
| 29, 1961).During his rule the main accent was | pointed on the atheism, while in the economic sector |
| The petals are nearly liner, | pointed at the end, and somewhat shorter than the sep |
| ide special "scoops" placed in the studio and | pointed at the subject would pick up the flying-spotl |
| throughout 1659 and 1660 became increasingly | pointed about the need for peace, unity, and moderati |
| er, as the then Battalion Padre, Morgan Batt, | pointed out, the Tiger Battalion 'was reunited with i |
| be "intimidating" for new users as well, and | pointed out the scarcity of plug-ins for Dillo. |
| Kropotkin | pointed out the distiction between the direct struggl |
| placed or destroyed to harm Republicans, they | pointed to the fact that four of the six precincts in |
| During first part of his rule he | pointed on the fight with nationalism, sabotage and Z |
| to be Hertfordshires' "premier community" and | pointed to the Audit Commission rating the council as |
| e the planned development; tollway supporters | pointed to the planned roadway's ability to decongest |
| he next day, the BBC issued a statement which | pointed out the error and formally apologised to Quee |
| canine aggression, rather than dog breed, and | pointed to the difficulty of exactly identifying a do |
| 's nucleus, while the outer segment, which is | pointed toward the back of the eye, contains the ligh |
| n the mission, the telescope was deliberately | pointed at the Earth for safety under the assumption |
| The French manga dictionary Dicomanga | pointed to the author's large usage of computer softw |
| head; like the latter in the longer and more | pointed snout, the absence of a strong ridge on the i |
| The Liberal Democrat press office | pointed out the error as the impersonator had an Engl |
| He | pointed to the commission of such crimes in the pagan |
| 37, Madison | pointed out the difficulties that loomed over the Con |
| ed clearly that the finger of blame was being | pointed at the recipient, rather than the middle fing |
| He | pointed out the monument's slightly impolite composit |
| led the emergence of ecology as a discipline, | pointed out the arctic fox polymorphism, which can be |
| Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson | pointed out the anomaly that prevents clubs from sign |
| In his decision, he | pointed out the "obvious natural and social reality t |
| as in Richard's Pipit the dark centres become | pointed towards the tip of the feather. |
| , this one located in eastern Russia but also | pointed toward the US and covering blank spots in the |
| asan, and Damascus; named because their gates | pointed in the directions of these destinations. |
| Madison Square Garden at New York in 1983.He | pointed out the fact that the scientifically tempered |
| After analysis, we | pointed that the threatened animals are those living |
| y a fee for using the waterways which, Bedell | pointed out, the Government paid millions of dollars |
| leaves which are darker above than below and | pointed at the tip, up to 14 cm long by 1.6 cm wide. |
| These angels | pointed out the divine status of the figures between |
| Justice Bastarache | pointed to the Supreme Court case Harper v. Canada (A |
| Krenek | pointed to the piano sonatas as giving "ample evidenc |
| Sen also | pointed out the heavy costs that smoking inevitably i |
| Magical effort is | pointed at the attractive and widowed popular writer |
| trip down Pattersons Creek George Washington | pointed out the place where the fort had stood indica |
| aper The Herald which said that "critics have | pointed to the leaders' fundamentalist Christian back |
| e photo from his page when several commenters | pointed out the violation. |
| Each flower nods with its mouth | pointed to the ground when new, and becomes more erec |
| een an underlying Welsh tradition, other have | pointed to the possibility that this was a Breton tra |
| Schiner | pointed out the enormous profits of victory, appealed |
| ism) interviewed Dondero in the mid-1950s and | pointed out the resemblance between his views and tho |
| first became aware of the sky when my father | pointed out the Perseid meteor shower to me when I wa |
| t refused, found an M-8 or Sherman gun muzzle | pointed into their shop. |
| The Conservatives | pointed to their record in freezing Council Tax, whil |
| The site | pointed to their unnamed sources, and teased that How |
| he passes India, Spencer and Guy with his gun | pointed in their general direction. |
| Meanwhile Labour | pointed to their candidates and the increased turnout |
| efinition of a rookie aside, Berroa's backers | pointed to their identical batting averages and Berro |
| Later releases became progressively | pointed in their political critiques and complex in t |
| ly accurate readout of where the telescope is | pointed and their lit display makes them easier to re |
| They were helpless as all the evidence | pointed against them. |
| dio and incorporates additional lyrics with a | pointed anti-nuclear theme, remaking the central lyri |
| were discovered in the Brunsvik estate, which | pointed to Therese's sister Josephine Brunsvik. |
| white, 10-12 mm diameter, with five slender, | pointed petals; they are produced in clusters on erec |
| The ears are short and | pointed, and they have no noseleafs, but the lips are |
| stry ignored the provision ... When my office | pointed out this inconsistency, the Finance Ministry |
| aeologists who wrote about the Western Mexico | pointed that this region was somehow connected with M |
| As User:C_mon correctly | pointed out, this article is supposed to be a summary |
| nferior" mouth, which means that the mouth is | pointed downwards; this is beneficial as their food i |
| Angeles Times (January 4, 1970), Don Heckman | pointed out this dichotomy. |
| As Heinz Heckhausen has | pointed out this work is a masterpiece for those who |
| As Robert Southey | pointed out, this translates a well-known French idio |
| Reviews at the time | pointed to this track as the most representative of w |
| f Spain in 1683, wife of Louis XIV, courtiers | pointed out this woman as the black daughter the Quee |
| Ault | pointed out this moment as one that changed both of t |
| ower tooth rows; the teeth of adult males are | pointed while those of juveniles and females are blun |
| yish skin, amber colored eyes, a tufted tail, | pointed ears threaded with piercings, fangs, and a st |
| ungsten (W) atoms on the surface of a sharply | pointed W tip by cooling it to 78 K and employing hel |
| Near the flowers are small, | pointed bracts tipped with shiny spherical resin glan |
| Each flower has | pointed sepals tipped with awns. |
| Near the flowers are small, | pointed bracts tipped with resin glands. |
| eces that were mounted on centers (tools with | pointed ends to accurately position a center-drilled |
| generally round to oval-shaped and sometimes | pointed, up to six centimeters long and half as wide. |
| n of the old evidence using modern techniques | pointed directly to him. |
| plate is first levelled with the horizon then | pointed roughly to what the user believes to be north |
| They were | pointed out to an Englishman in late 19th century but |
| blocked doorway, and a blocked window with a | pointed arch to its right at a higher level. |
| When the station's lawyer | pointed out to the FCC, "MTM is neither a licensee, n |
| madness and perceived that this was the place | pointed out to him by the oracle; and the Aroeans als |
| The Royal Council | pointed out to him that either victims or witnesses w |
| machines, or manually applying a set of sharp | pointed rods to pierce the meat in every direction. |
| from visiting her; a second offense should be | pointed out to a church magistrate, and a third offen |
| can grow to 6 feet (1.5m) tall, with narrow, | pointed, smooth-edged to serrated, furry to smooth gr |
| co-incidence was accidental, but when it was | pointed out to the founders, they were quite pleased |
| The player that is | pointed has to keep telling the story where it is lef |
| 10 of those daggers are illusions, but as he | pointed out to the assassin Artemis Entreri, "an illu |
| The umpire | pointed up to Snapp, who was sitting at his organ beh |
| symbols, using a special writing board and a | pointed tool to make the dots. |
| ranted to J.Floris Ltd was in 1820 as 'Smooth | Pointed Comb-makers' to the then newly appointed King |
| n performances in the summer of 2010, that he | pointed out to the media that he would have no hesita |
| arrest or exclusion of the members, who were | pointed out to him. |
| When this was | pointed out to Fairley by authorities, he said that h |
| parliament during the economic crisis, it was | pointed out to the parliament that their earlier deci |
| country in 2009 that killed dozens, PM Maliki | pointed publicly to one such statement, made by a Sau |
| derfoot, or because of the resemblance of its | pointed profile to an archetypal witch's hat. |
| The leaves are lanceolate in shape, | pointed, 2 to 8 cm long, with a single vein. |
| The fruit is enclosed in a very narrow, | pointed green to straw colored perigynium. |
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