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Most readers miss that point, but V's actions certainly point to that area, which Moore is more than familiar with.

"It is all still a mystery," Mr. Govindasamy said, "but the indications certainly point to Sudan as a possible destination".

Ministers can certainly point to a string of successes for the NHS: shorter waiting times, more patients treated, more drugs prescribed.

The rigidity of the legs and the summary treatment of the paws certainly point to an art in its early stages.

The scale and boldness of the Nalchik havoc certainly point to a Chechen connection, and perhaps to the involvement of Shamil Basayev, the organiser of the Beslan attack.

One can certainly point to Mr. Gober (and formally at least, to Mike Kelley) as a contemporary influence on Mr. LeDray.

This report certainly points to that," Mr. Mulraine said.

Mary's head certainly points to the Florentine master's hand, but much else does not.

The last decade, however and certainly, points to more and more countries pushing at the gates.

Apparent confusion over how to address the mysterious paratrooper deaths certainly points to some level of internal contradiction.

In only 15 outfits, they can say a lot, and they are certainly pointing to a new volume in fashion.