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The prime minister suggested there is now a path from special adviser to "career psychopath" in what was interpreted as a pointed remark about Gove's former right-hand man.

Mr. Obama himself waded into the issue on Thursday when he made a pointed remark about Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin, who is Mr. Medvedev's mentor and is widely assumed to be Russia's real ruler.

And Beauvoir could flit between high-minded philosophy and a pointed remark without any trouble at all.

She warned Home Office ministers and officials of the consequences of an invasion but, in a pointed remark, suggested she rarely saw Tony Blair in one-to-one meetings.

In a pointed remark to Trump when he called to console her and offer assistance, she asked only for "sympathy and love for all Muslim communities".

It was a pointed remark following several reports, including in La Stampa, Buzzfeed and the New York Times, that alleged the Five Star Movement was behind an intense disinformation campaign and that officials in the Renzi government had raised concerns about possible Russian influence in Italian politics.

Anyone can send you a pointed remark or response that is worth considering.

The Grammys were filled with political messages of resistance, and Jennifer Lopez was one of the first to deliver a pointed remark on Sunday night.

ONE of the last statements by Pope John Paul before he went into hospital on February 1st was an apparently banal but in fact pointed remark about the European Union.

He makes a few pointed remarks about pigs (porkers not us) with a distressed look on his face.

At one point, he made pointed remarks about the news media — and The New York Times in particular — for its scant or nonexistent coverage of the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy in the Bronx last week.