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Well, I would agree with you up to a point , but I think you are not quite right.

To make a point, one juror smuggled into the jury room a videotape of a television account of the trial.

However after that three point hits, found a point to be self-confident nobly , "afterward let loose has hit. "

On Sunday nIght I walked a mIle to my abode, and made a poInt of askIng my whereabouts of every one I met.

However, you are allowed to use superfluous casts in to make a point or to make your code more clear.

Each day I will make a point to tell both of my boys how much I love them, whether they are four or eighteen!

Peter : Well, they have a point, but I'd rather go in for something a bit more interesting than fiddling around with figures all day.

If it had slowed the spread of HIV, moral advocates might have had a point.

Marie had reached a point in her research where she needed a laboratory to proceed fruitfully, and told a Polish friend of her problem.

hold a grudge; hold it a point of honor not to reveal one's sources; holds that this economic program is the only answer to high prices.

Anyhow, he made it a point to stay behind and plan out all of the details for your case.

Replays showed the strike should have been cancelled out for offside, but Roberto Martinez's men did enough to earn a point.

But the number of hypocrites rises steadily: up to a point, every citizen is, in fact, forced to be one.

Inadequate water element leads to a sticky waste management system in which toxins build up to a point of creating disease.

can, the resulting seismic sea waves nay behave as if they had been generated along a line rather than at a point.

I love watching cooking shows and I make it a point to watch the shows of celebrity chefs when I have the time.

In short, application of point-to-point naming conventions in an SOA context tends to result in a point-to-point connectivity model.

The nine elements of the matrix are products of cosines of angles between the direction of a streamline at a point and the coordinate axis.

I make it a point not to see any film that so blatantly insults my intelligence. The film makers are such sellouts.

If Gosselin were simply stating that these factors have made people more favorable to regulation, he might have a point.

But here and there, perhaps there will be a touch of personal sadness as is true of any departure, a point to which I shall return.

What was meant to be a bonus for the team becomes a point of contention between the team and the company.

I make it a point to save the climax of my talk until the very end.

"We came to a point where we needed to make clear signals to China, " he said. "We seem to share an understanding of the way forward. "

Whether something goes right or wrong, make it a point to announce your role in the situation to the people involved.

If you think of a point in a plane as a 12 matrix, you can transform that point by multiplying it by a 22 matrix.

Mr Orszag, never slow to press a point, wrote on his blog that this "should reinforce all our efforts to get health reform done this year. "

Because now I'm at a point where big shots laugh at all my jokes and I think, 'You know, I got coffee for people like you for six years'.

I try to make it a point to look at the schedule in advance (usually the day before) to see what's coming up.

I really went through a lot trying to prove a point, because lately I have noticed that you seem to turn cold whenever we chat.

He made a point of thanking the hostess before he left the party.

Imagine the typical depiction of weighing scales: two plates held by a common string suspended at a point halfway between them.

It is to a point where you can start activating some of the other chakras that you do not even know are there.

Make it a point to look for cartoons and jokes which poke fun at the circumstances that cause negativity or conflict in the office.

Naturally, I made it a point to see the room, inviting my friends along.

Make it a point of e. G. We've always made a special point of ensuring their safety.

He was not waving his hands to make a point as freely as he had in their first conversation.

At every turn, Yarter made it a point to think about how the project would be perceived by local executives.

I knew her well, and I make a point of drinking a glass of sherry with a couple of eggs beaten up in it before I come.

Necessary up to a point, but quite dull, and not something that deserves a place in management literature.

Why would any force increase the molecular rotation up and up and up and up to a point that the body burns up?

Where the United States should try alledged terrorists and plotters of the September 11 attacks has long been a point of controversy.

As the ego has no reality it cannot bear truth, love or light and its creations are not birthed from a point of balance.

Schabus seems to be making a point about the enormity of modern waste and its terrifying impact on the planet.

He relishes gardening and his favourite food is the carrot and other vegetables, he makes it a point to avoid Pooh during lunch time.

In the case of the onbar utility, you can rollforward to a point in time or up to any specified log.

But has journalism reached such a point of utter failure that we are ready to take these risks and hit the panic button?

In World War II th e general made it a point of pride to dig his own foxhole.

if you desire an interview, i shall be most hay to call in person, on any day and at any time you may a point.

The trio continued to make the time of death beyond the death of Edgar Allan Poe, death is not a point, is a process.

There came a point where everything I read was just a slightly different version of the same thing.

The Egyptian pyramids are massive monuments with a square base and four triangular sides rising up to a point.

As if to prove a point, the student's first show was an adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm.

Practicing gratitude, acknowledging the blessings in out lives and making it a point to recognize the good things can change us positively.

We understand that's been a point of strength for them so it's up to us to be better in the fourth quarter.

Spread of the disease may result from the failure of the hygiene barrier at any one of a number of such a point.

So sometimes looking at XForms as a point solution to a specific problem does not take into account the network effects of new standards.

I had him at such a point that he would come running after me, in the street, to inquire if he could lend me a few francs.

If this is you, make it a point to leave work exactly on time at least once a week, if not more.

Sarang ( "Love" in Korean) is a restaurant all Korean fanatics would probably make it a point not to miss out.

This is going to be an even league by the look of it. If you look at it now, almost half the league is separated by a point or two.

Nevertheless , Gorbachev made it a point to exhibit his own strength publicly.

There was a point where the arm then naturally moved backwards as if I was lifting myself out of the pool deck on a press out.

s - Jaguar had reached a point in its history of selling only luxury and sports cars. The company also sold a great deal of its cars abroad.

At such a point, it is usually a good idea to check that your drive has not overheated, and to perform an immediate backup.

He came to a point where there was no more road to follow, and before him he could see nothing but a thick, steep forest.

All the Lakers had to give up was an expiring contract, a point guard, and a draft pick, none of which they wanted or needed.

The biggest worry about this whole thing is getting to a point and not being able to finish.

He did not know that matters had reached such a point.

How will the advantages of computer technology can be used in sports to be the greatest test of a new study by a point.

Finally, after achieving a point that I figured would be worthy of any publisher, I submitted my manuscript.

I make it a point of honour to proceed along very classical lines so that I do not displease our great politicians and wise leaders.

A point cloud is just a collection of points with their associated attributes (position, normal etc) which is usually recorded in a file.

It's easy to fall into the trap of using the idea of elasticity to make a point about the set goal for a given solution.

That's why relativity is better than what Newton came up with. Newton was right up to a point, but relativity covers his ground, and more.

How that visit was to be acknowledged - what would be necessary - and what might be safest, had been a point of some doubtful consideration.

A point to which I shall return. History is not just a matter of dates.

I am not likely to ask anything very unreasonable, and if I did, they might have stretched a point.

When I mentally willed the hand into a point, I began to fly in the direction of my finger.

Arnold wanted to make a good first impression with Joanie's parents. He made a point of smiling and shaking their hands.

I figured the duck tongues were a sort of test, so I made it a point to look unfazed. Excited even.

While they were speaking, they observed the two yachts , which had hitherto been hid by a point of land, standing out to sea.

"I have finally come to a good point after a rugged path, " she said. "And I know it is just a point of departure for the next journey. "

It is a point to reflect on, because if you desire to ascend there is no place in the higher dimensions for anything but Universal Love.

Cause I make it a point not to go out with women who shoot me in the head.

The existence of this gap suggests that policies promoting energy conservation could, up to a point, actually make consumers richer.

If you reach a point where you cannot maintain your form any longer, back off the effort or even call it a day.

If you haven't had a chance to meet Greg, please make it a point to stop by and introduce yourself during one of the breaks today.

Peter: I agree with you up to a point, but please think twice before you leap.

Jobs liked strong personalities, up to a point, but he had never truly empowered a deputy or shared the stage.

The answer isn't the same for every organization, so make it a point to test how video affects conversion rates for each use.

A point she's trying to make where I would agree is not cultivating a false sense of self-esteem.

"I reached a point of frustration " he said. "Maybe I can't get FHE out of this but what can I do with it? "

With any audition, you come to a point where you're like, you know, wait, you won't let the whole world. . .

Like a vertex of a polyline, it expresses a point on the object, but it also expresses the shape of the curve at the point.

Which Abnesti always made a point of not keeping locked, to show how much he trusted and was unafraid of us.

But when I reach a point of disabling anxiety, it's more beneficial for me to try to get out of my head as much as possible.

Lines give an image depth, scale and can be a point of interest in and of themselves by creating patterns in your shot.

First and foremost, you need to make it a point to value quality more than quantity.

There will come a point when the EU will no longer be in a position to help, even if it wants to.

In World War II the general made it a point of pride to dig his own foxhole.

A book is just a point, numerous books into a line, more lines to form a surface.

If the mean person has a point, tell her that you get it, but she could stand to work on her people skills.

'It's easy to falsify or embellish beyond a point that would be an ethical representation of your accomplishments. '

I make it a point to play one of them for at least five minutes each day.

TOKYO - Japanese women are cheerier than men, people grow glummer as they age, and money can buy happiness -- up to a point.

Therefore, the public training group there was a third task was the simplest tasks are: attendance within one month can get a point.

Dortmund was a very hard game and a point away from home in the Champions League is always a very good result.

You may baseline a Workspace, thereby making it a read-only version in the repository: a snapshot of the architecture at a point in time.

I make it a point to walk five miles a day, every morning.

The stock market is not a casino, but if you move in or out of stocks every time they move a point or two, the market will be your casino.

Finally, make it a point to enunciate clearly.

A point just came up on WAU, and I thought maybe it would be useful to speak about it here as well, in more detail.

Up to a point, foreign policy will remain in the president's hands, as it always has under France's fifth republic.

Though it will be fun now, you'll regret these choices tomorrow. Make it a point to come up for air sometime today.

All of this has comeat a point where, ironically, Firefox is something of a target for some itself.

More importantly, when the gust of his presumptuousness had blown over, a quick glance around the cabin showed that he had a point.

I should admit that he had a point in what he said at the meeting.

If you find yourself in Iowa you just may want to make it a point to stop and visit our store.

He seems to have suggested, NOT to put too rue fine a point on it, that you were an accomplice in the crime.

The center of mass of a system is defined as follows: I have here some kind of an object not just a point mass, but it has a finite size.

The odds of such action are now better than they have been for a while, a point Moody's made the same day as it affirmed its AAA rating.

He made a point of thanking his hostess before he left the party.

Along the way, Kinzel has made it a point to be the first to test out all of the new coasters.

They have a point. Uncertainty is bad. But one must ask how much of this is Mr Obama's fault.

I make it a point not to read any Dance sample chapters that he posts.

"They have the quality, " he stated. "But there is no more room for false moves, because Inter do not seem to drop even a point. "

But he said he though Slavia had a point to prove after their mauling at the Emirates two weeks ago.

You will certainly be aware when matters are nearing such a point, as no secret will be made of our actions to remove the dark Ones.

He seems to have re-inhabited himself: comfortable and relaxed, sprawling in his chair, leaning over to make a point.

Request you to fly with me, to Wanggaochu away from this, to a point past paradise flow breathing!

s true. He made a point of going to work immediately. The city has made a lot of progress since he's been the mayor.

A study by the American Sociological Association shows that money can buy happiness but only up to a point.

The DAC 100 needs to be able to count up and down and consequently a reset condition should take it to a point near its mid-range.

If I can see the light source, I usually make sure to leave a mark here on a separate layer as a point of reference.

So if I raise it a little bit, I reach a point at which I first start to boil.

Although it is not necessary to lower a horse's head this fat for most tasks, it does make a point with a horse and it tends to relax him.

Like many teenagers, Kyle Brust makes it a point to do his homework as soon as he gets home.

In this case it is mercy killing. Just a point think, would one approve abandoning a life if such a defect was known later after birth?

Make it a point to get at least eight hours of sleep and plenty of rest.

He was trying to make a point, but instead of that you concentrate more on the grammatical or as I call it ' NERD' error.

I understood that love to a point as a child, but I didn't understand that if God loved me why did He make me like this?

Keyboard with report to the police the design of control the system and is a point of the next machine hardware design mold piece.

We got a point against Arsenal with 10 men which, although it was a great result, I thought we were really unlucky not to win the game.

And that's why, up to a point, he's entirely able to exercise his will.

The elite like to think of themselves as belonging to a meritocracy, but that's true only up to a point.

Over the next week, make it a point to give out at least twenty-five compliments.

"It was a bit of a point of last resort, " says Clare Murray of CM Murray, an employment law boutique firm, for example.

Note that the gate element is nothing but a point where transitions meet.

When a Planet or a point of the sky receives two or more aspects simultaneously, the most exact one is more powerful than the others.

But in retrospect, Mr Chirac might have had a point.

If you have won a small victory at the office, make it a point to share the credit with your colleagues.

He is not to put too fine a point on it, a thorough scoundrel.

If it was not diamonds, that would be a point of intermittent thread.

They make it a point to stay in touch, even in the verge of being exhausted due to the drudgery of everyday life.

After every one of these ceremonies, I made it a point to speak to these new Americans.

The likely reason, he said, was that he had reached a point where his body began burning its own muscle protein for fuel.

There was a point where we told the Japanese government, 'Look you guys got to take this seriously.

I make it a point to share with my classes whenever my dogs do funny things.

Let us make it a point of honour to get in the harvest more quickly than Jones and his men could do.

In this paper, unit moving trihedron is first constructed for a point on the surface of a revolution ellipsoid.

The continuing accumulation of these deposits reduces the activity of the catalyst to a point that it must be regenerated.

We'll get some examples of the display materials to you and there will also be a point of sale video of the product.

Make it a point to talk to someone everyday. And I mean talk, not chat or tweet.

we make it a point to show we care by buying something nice for that special person.

The hustlers of the new world always found it a decadent trend, bound to lead to no good (in retrospect, they had a point).

Get out among the locals. Make it a point to relax at a local cafe or bar, even if you're traveling solo.

You'll be able to get a global picture of your cloud computing environment using a point-and-click web interface.

A point of land, usually high and with a sheer drop, extending out into a body of water; a promontory.

He is just a person of the common, the garbage which picks up on the road isn't his job, he but a point also not complain!

We must make it a point to put through.

Turn then to whether what was done was right. The answer is: yes, though only up to a point.

Her passion for winning a point seemed outmatched by an even stronger passion for maintaining her beauty as it was .

as far as the Water Gate, in an easterly direction and up to a point opposite the projecting tower.

Defines the size of the ring buffer : the bigger the better , up to a point .

The Age of Fallibility is in two parts, the first of which proffers Soros's conceptual framework as a point of departure.

a tall tower that forms the superstructure of a building (usually a church or temple) and that tapers to a point at the top.

PASSING through California on a mid-term campaign swing, Barack Obama made a point of stopping off to see Steve Jobs, the boss of Apple.

And after a while there came a point we began to feel, "Well, maybe we're past the crisis. "

It turned out to be a brilliant save. A point would have taken United through to the Champions League knockout stage.

Well, it should be or have been a point of discussion, culturally relevant and probably bigger than the average penis.

Up to a point, it is an aggregation of market views on the direction of prices.

She was not endowed with wisdom and keen observation, but she made a point of communicating with the learned persons.

And to be fair, Microsoft does have a bit of a point.

Many of those that left with Obama did not return beloveds, there was a point in that.

Grant moved forty thousand men to a point ten kilometers from Vicksburg. He told the men to put down their guns and take up digging tools.

Usually, you can look for where the pieces trail off to a point, and try to bring that around to the front.

When i refereed this conversation between mother and daughter, it seemed to me that Caitlin had a point.

Let me explain a point at which we did not rise to the occasion .

Japan is heading for only an extra tenth of a point, but could gain half a point a year if policies change.

Mr Chirac has, commendably, made a point of trying to stamp out racism and anti-Semitism on his watch.

Visa Inc. has made it a point to sponsor athletes in new medal sports, including womens pole vault and womens bobsled.

Not to put too fine a point on it, we do not think his painting is so good.

When shopping, he looks for truly waterproof boots, rather than 'water-resistant' ones, which can repel water only up to a point.

Take a shot As doctors often do I take a trial shot at it as a point of departure.

The rate at which an ordinate of a point of a line on a coordinate plane changes with respect to a change in the abscissa.

"I'd like to get to a point where every analyst and operations officer is trained in a foreign language, " he said.

He and his wife started applying the lessons: They made a point to live below their means.

Not to put too fine a point on it, the place was an absolute dump.

In her inaugural address, Rousseff even made a point of vowing to "maintain and deepen" ties with the U. S.

Time, then, to raise a glass of mulled wine to the EU's four freedoms of movement: people, goods, services and capital? Up to a point.

We have to move to a point where the market does not expect institutions to be bailed out.

The goal is to ramp up to a point where the tangible savings is funding the Six Sigma program.

Young Ed Bloom: There comes a point when any reasonable man will swallow his pride and admit he made a mistake.

But for men, there was a point at which the coronary benefits of alcohol declined, and risk began to rise again.

One of the least number of independent coordinates required to specify uniquely a point in space or in space and time.

That's what I thought a combo guard was. You're getting a point guard and you're getting your two. I didn't know it was a bad thing.

SPSS has a "point and click" interface that allows you to use pulldown menus to select commands that you wish to perform.

This was probably because they considered me a "nice little girl, " a point of view to which I had no objection.

But in recent months, after learning that Dr. Roberts was ill, Mr. Gates made a point of reaching out to his former boss and customer.

I inform you still reality a point, even now we don't bind you, you could no climb a big prison of this Zhao imprison to go as well.

The third pillar of working smart is knowing where you function best and making it a point to work from there.

In my opinion, up to a point, on no account can we ignore the value of knowledge, the importance of . . . . . . cannot be overemphasized.

As they report in the latest edition of Behavioral Ecology, they have found that it is true, but only up to a point.

Using a pencil sharpener put a point on each end of the wooden dowel(it is not necessary to make a sharp point-bluntwilldo).

I agree with you up to a point, but. . .

Make it a point to ensure that your developers know that code quality and elegance are important to you.

Good afternoon . Charlton were the only team that left Stamford Bridge with a point last season , so they deserve our respect.

Looking daddy receding figure, every step he took, disappointment will increase a point in my heart.

When he talked about his healthcare plan, the Democrat made a point of saying there would be coverage for Joe the plumber too.

In the redo phase, data is always rolled forward to a point that is redo consistent with the state of the database at the recovery point.

So, parents, lighten up . The stakes have been vastly exaggerated. Up to a point, we can rationalize our pushiness .

Amazon has long made a point of touting the Kindle screen's ability to hold up in sunlight.

LLS: It was just a point in my life and a point in my career where I had to cross so many boundaries and so many hurdles.

China's growing trade surplus has been a point of contention with both the United States and the European Union.

Several database operations can be executed in parallel, but additional database connections speed up the application only to a point.

If you normally smoke after meals, make it a point to do something else after you eat, like read or call a friend.

Because only one evaluation method evaluates the company from a point of view, the evaluation results are not comprehensive.

Make sure you put your new friends on your networking list and make it a point to keep in close contact with them.

Overcontrol is the limiting of individual job autonomy to such a point that it seriously inhibits effective job performance.

But the Bucks had done their homework and grabbed him in a point guard-heavy draft.

A pair of dissimilar metal wires that generates an electrical force at a point of contact that varies in proportion to temperature.

An element of the material at such a point behaves like a crystal of the orthorhombic system.

Up to a point, less consumption meant China could devote more resources to investment, and thereby grow faster.

The mutability of the Point class creates a documentation burden for every method that accepts a Point parameter or returns a Point.

You also pass a point on the destination surface to which the upper left position of the rectangle on the source image is copied .

Tracing back one's ancestry to a point of recovering genetics and holographic patterns that left the Great Central Sun is a difficult feat.

The male heats up to a point at which blood is transformed into semen (seed), we would view this as orgasmic ejaculation.

We've always insisted that once our children began school that they make it a point to learn one new thing each day.

Whether Kilimanjaro's ice loss is due to global warming or more local factors, though, has been a point of debate.

Having been identified as the forest's owners, up to a point, these locals cannot profit from it until it is gone.

Good content takes a stand. It has a voice, a point of view. It may be informative, useful, or funny but it always leaves you wanting more.

The ability of a deionizer to exchange ions is reduced with continued operation, and a point is reached where it finally becomes exhausted.

We're at a point now where nobody actually knows where the money is going to come from for editorial goods in the future.

We've also gained a point on Arsenal in a weekend when people thought they might have closed the gap, too.

A point, so obvious that it is difficult to see, is that the only objects that can be drop candidates are ones that are currently visible.

The following code example implements a type converter that converts a String type into a Point type and a Point into a String.

But the lad's taken a chance and got his team a point so I'm sure they'll be patting him on the back.

Such a point of view might narrows and misunderstands the operative situation and position of communication in in community.

So the internal network is trusted, but only up to a point, and even on the internal network authentication and authorization are essential.