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These are the more damaging findings which could actually point to problems with procedures and equipment.

The skeleton and others like it actually point to some of the problems with the March of Progress drawing.

But it can be that a correlation is so powerful and reliable that it may actually point to that rare thing in the social sciences, a demonstrable causal relation.

The landing page is there now, although the search results actually point to normal Live.com search until the overnight change.

I still believe they are a very big deal — but I concede I can't actually point to a breakthrough application.

Because tests represent an assessment of whether we are meeting collective standards, examination dreams may actually point to a fear of being evaluated by society and not meeting their criteria.

Although his setting was recognisably contemporary, "I was actually pointing to the future".

One man actually pointed to a nearby house, and told me that the owner had nothing to show for his windfall.

While the news has surprised many, it actually points to a significant recent shift where governments and businesses are looking to use hackers and their associated skills to improve security procedures, fight crime and even boost competitive advantage.

The phishing emails contained what appeared to be links to the Guardian or Human Rights Watch websites – but actually pointed to a fake BBC email portal, where some employees apparently entered their details.

All it lacks is someone else blurting, "My God, we all are!" This actually points to a big problem for "The Dinner Club": why should we care about these people?