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point

[point] / pɔɪnt /








NOUN
scoring unit of sport competition
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At one point, Gavalas asked Gemini whether he was engaged in role playing and the chatbot said no, the lawsuit alleges.

From Los Angeles Times

Lucy and Ricky Ricardo‘s love story was often a reference point for Roberts throughout his time on “Outlander.”

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Annacone, who has known Tien since he was 14, says the player’s anticipation and feel allow him to redirect pace and construct points in unusual ways.

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Newsom’s frustration reached a boiling point over claims about the state’s response to the Los Angeles wildfires last year.

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“Whether shorter-dated bonds or longer-dated bonds function better as a diversifier from this point would depend on which of these worries will win out over the medium term,” Morgan Stanley concludes.

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