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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.

It certainly points to the fact that this is not a Spanish story but a Europe-wide one.

So for Manuel Pellegrini's side to shut out Leicester, with Nicolas Otamendi and Eliaquim Mangala at centre back, certainly points to some improvement.

Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, said earlier this week that "the facts certainly point" to the Houthis being involved.

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

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

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

Although the exercise did not explicitly name an adversary, geography certainly pointed to Iran, as well as to militants of Al Qaeda still operating in the region.