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And he pushed through the creation of the green investment bank, which the coalition would later point to as evidence they'd lived up to their aspiration of being the "greenest government ever".

While PeopleSoft's board is expected to reject Oracle's offer, if the company decides at some later point to accept a revised bid -- an outside possibility -- Mr. Dutkowsky's comments, which he made as a way to bolster the case for his company's deal with PeopleSoft, could quickly turn him from friend to foe.

An Armstrongian state of affairs (or fact) exists "if an only if a particular (at a later point to be dubbed a thin particular) has a property or, instead, a relation holds between two or more particulars.

John McKay would later point to this game as the high point of the Buccaneers' season.

Campaign adviser Steve Grubbs would later point to this episode as the moment Thompson's campaign became "unrecoverable".

They need to lay this down as a benchmark that they can later point to, no matter what happens.

Mr Leung later pointed to the process ahead.

Instruments at the observatory later pointed to an explanation for the rapid destruction of ozone over the ocean.

Well, is he? "Certainly not!" Mr Hunt shoots back, and later points to a portrait of his own political hero, Joseph Chamberlain, a Victorian radical.

Mr. Bradley offered no proof of the accusation, although his aides later pointed to a news story citing complaints from Bradley supporters and some students.

"So, is that another monument?"asks Edward, a few minutes later, pointing to a fortress-like Renaissance clock tower rising prominently against the downtown skyline.