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point

[point] / pɔɪnt /








NOUN
scoring unit of sport competition
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Gold’s positive momentum may stem from changing interest rate expectations, with 26 basis points of cuts priced by December.

From Barron's

Personal loans also offer the advantage of being quicker to obtain, Rossman points out.

From MarketWatch

But the regional effects are complicated, and some places may be both warmer and cooler than expected at different points in the year.

From BBC

But by avoiding a sporting sanction such as a points deduction, has the league failed to properly punish one of English football's most serious cheating scandals?

From BBC

The company has also pointed out that large institutional investors in recent years have been net sellers of homes.

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