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Forum discussions with the word(s) "-point-" in the title:
... spend one dollar to earn one point.
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...a point when the corner was turned
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...if it makes one's point.
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...in order it to withstand point loads.
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…will get to a point where no one will/is...
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''at the same point in the month''?
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'Even at this point' at the beginning of a sentence
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'from the point of view of' vs 'from the view of' '
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'main idea' vs 'the point'
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'origin' as a point of departure
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“heel and point”
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(At this point) he starts to make different gestures to stop her talking.
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(membership) point(s)/(customer) membership program
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(nought/zero) point ten (0.10) /Vs./ (nought/zero) point one (0.1)
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0.5 point /vs./ 0.5 points
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1-point improvement
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1.70 (one point seventy) meters tall or 1.7 (one point seven) meters tall
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10.5 hours or ten point five hours?
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17.12=seventeen point twelve or seventeen point one two?
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175-point turn
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190 basis point above Euribor
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2005 was the point were it reached
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3.05 = three point five?
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97% of the population lives in a region that is within one percentage point of the national average.
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a ten-point buck
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a (point) object / an (point) object
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A cadet or an undergraduate student at West Point
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A case in point
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a case in point = to take lessons
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A case in point alternatives?
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