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at the point of

adjective as in about to

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Sgt Raine said: "That's really significant. It's very unlikely that any other person would have touched that airbag at the point of the collision."

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In certain cases where debit cards are rejected, customers may need to select an option at the point of sale to enter their PIN.

Outriders are allowed to cross red lights and exceed speed limits, but Michelle Heeley KC said at the point of the collision Mr Harrison was driving carelessly.

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While Baird analyst David Koning said that part of the agreement is a possible negative for Visa and Mastercard, he also noted in a Sunday report that merchants “will largely accept all cards of a brand, given potential friction/confusion” at the point of sale.

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It aims to make community buy-outs easier, to provide tenants with more information about the management of their land, and to give ministers the power to break up some large estates at the point of sale.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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