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pointed

[poin-tid] / ˈpɔɪn tɪd /




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But Sickler pointed out that this remarkable level of candor in the audience is something he continues to marvel about.

From Los Angeles Times

Though some have pointed a finger at power-thirsty AI data centers as a source of the cost increases, Hua said it’s a complicated issue that can vary from region to region.

From MarketWatch

Asked by BBC Wales whether the Tories can actually win in Wales, Badenoch said "anything can happen", and pointed to Wales's new voting system "where every vote counts".

From BBC

She pointed to a major uptick in the market share for electric vehicles produced by EU and Chinese companies in the past few years.

From BBC

They also pointed to “attractive” price rises on spare parts over the next year, something that few global industrials or subsectors of those can keep imposing.

From MarketWatch