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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a press point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to media, public relations, or communication strategies, often referring to a key message or piece of information intended for the press.
Example: "The spokesperson emphasized a press point during the conference to ensure the media understood the company's position."
Alternatives: "media highlight" or "key message".
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Basically, we're a team of four who look after the show from a press point of view, which means we're the first point of call for journalists and thus always very busy indeed!
A press point will follow.
A press point by EP President Antonio Tajani and the Taoiseach is scheduled for 12.30.
On Wednesday, he will also meet Moldova's Prime Minister Vlad Filat (followed by a press point).
On Tuesday Mr Schulz will meet Slovenia's Prime Minister Miroslav Cerar, followed by a press point.
The meeting will be followed by a press point (Paul-Henri Spaak Building, 9th floor).
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Input offset, the difference between the center of a target and a pressed point, was also affected by touch key size and location, and its distribution had a similar form to the Gaussian distribution.
Messrs Schulz and Groysman will hold a joint press point at 17.15, followed by a press conference by Ukrainian MPs and Chair of the EP's Ukraine Delegation Andrej Plenkovic at 17 30, on Monday.
A joint press point is scheduled at 12.30, following president Elbegdorj's formal address in plenary.
EP President Antonio Tajani and Mr Rutte will give a joint press point on Wednesday at 11 30 UK time.
EP President Antonio Tajani and Prime Minister Tsipras will take part in a joint press point or press conference after the debate, at 12 45,.
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