-- Western security sources say both are obvious points of contact for Europeans traveling to Pakistan seeking help to travel to the tribal areas to join up with al Qaeda.
Offending passages included proposals to eliminate the minimum wage and social welfare programs matters generally unrelated to the environment, but obvious points of contention for a free market enthusiast that appeared alongside more mainstream ideas about reducing waste and promoting energy conservation.
The Gold Wing, the obvious point of comparison for the K1600, has been refreshed many times, with larger engines, slick body work and updated electronics.
An obvious point of comparison for Maus, in which the Nazis are cats, the Poles pigs and the Americans rather genial dogs, is George Orwell's Animal Farm.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was an obvious point of reference for this colourful and eccentric fantasia and now things go full circle as Neilson returns to the Lyceum, directing his own adaptation of Lewis Carroll's novel.
The most obvious point of comparison for its bleakly captivating soundworld of hissing, grinding electronics, flurries of brass, shifts into near silence and pained vocals isn't anything in Eno's back catalogue, but the recent albums of Scott Walker.
Fintech doesn't sound like an obvious point of entry for a ride-hailing company, but, in Southeast Asia, ride-hailing and fintech are peas in a pod.
Efficiencies are achieved through regionalising services and quality functions and partnership working to the point that the conglomerate becomes embedded in the region and it is the obvious point of call for industry, the public sector and community groups, whatever their knowledge, education or research needs.
A few obvious points about Clean for the Queen, the community initiative in which we're all commanded to spruce up our cities ahead of the Queen's birthday this weekend.
And if it takes Kate Garraway looking like a pregnant hag to make this staggeringly obvious point, good for her.
