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This last difference has been a main point of attention in Sen's more recent work (Sen 2009).

Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital has been a main point of criticism for the GOP candidate.

Congressional candidates don't have to live in the districts they seek to represent, but Barragán resigned her seat on the council to move back to the district and run — a move that has been a main point of attack from Hall's camp.

Of note the evidence for a direct association between psychosocial stress and cortisol, and thus the role of cortisol in fetal programming via psychosocial stress, has been a main point of discussion in a recent review by Glover et al.

But for Euro Group countries, the integration of capital markets is a main point of monetary union.

He got more than he bargained for: politics can now seem to be a main point of literary studies.

Vouchers were a main point of fissure in the education debate of this fall's presidential campaign.

This chart from their paper was a main point in my five minutes of opening verbal testimony.

There were a handful of meetings scheduled with Valerie Jarrett, a White House senior adviser who is a main point of contact between Sharpton and the White House.

That's perhaps going to be a main point the iPhone 5 will be sold on – it'll have a bigger screen and be faster.

Syria is a main point of influence for Russia in the Middle East, and its very hard-nosed leader is not going to jeopardize his country's self-interest.