Last year went very well from a number of points of view.
The white paper noted "a number of points of friction", including over China's territorial ambitions in the South China Sea.
He added that he had a "number of points of concern" about her evidence during the trial.
The tale is told from a number of points of view and sometimes feels a little unfocused.
In Michigan, the electorate was much more balanced than in South Carolina, from a number of points of view.
Unfortunately, the validity of this process, and the number of points of similarity needed to make it statistically secure, have not been scientifically investigated.
"I believe that we have dramatically underestimated the size of the global market, including the number of points of distribution and the power of the Starbucks brand," the chief executive, Orin Smith, said in a statement delivered at the meeting.
The Turnbull government's defence white paper raises concerns about "a number of points of friction" including differences between China and the United States over the South China Sea, and calls on China to be "more transparent" about its defence policies.
Mr Duncanson said he believed Schumacher would not be such a dominant force this season, after he finished in October with more than twice the number of points of his nearest rival.
"We expect the final report to enumerate on some of the contacts that were made between Iraq and Al Qaeda, and there were a number of points of contacts," Mr. Felzenberg said.
In fact he was a very patient civil liberties lawyer whom I had consulted about a number of points of law when I was writing that book, in which the mother of the title is herself a civil liberties lawyer.
