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But pinpointing these leaks is important.

But pinpointing the culprit has been difficult, and controversial.

To this day, the family don't believe that Michael's father died of Ebola, but the rest of the community pinpoints this as the moment the virus spread through Moyamba Junction.

But pinpointing when they'll get there is much trickier.

But how can scientists pinpoint this weird life?

Williams may have been the only player to air his complaints in public, but King insisted, "To try to pinpoint this all on Deron, it's not fair".

"It is hard to pinpoint this as racially motivated, but the effect is de facto segregation".

"And with today's technology, they could probably pinpoint this".

A more detailed examination of some of the key texts in this area gives some general support for this view, but also pinpoints some of the limitations, particularly if the results are to be considered from a health systems perspective.

The reasons for these kinds of cultural shift are never easy to pinpoint, but this one surely has a lot to do with changing ideas about privacy and truth.

If astronauts start to feel this way when both Earth and their destination are but tiny pinpoints in space, things will feel even grimmer, Stuster says.