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In the end, CBS hired Katie Couric — a decision, Olbermann likes to point out, that has not worked as well as had been hoped.

But, although Sinton went on record before Christmas with regard to a problem in the dressing room that needed to be 'eradicated', the club have been quick to point out that has had absolutely nothing to do with Davies's departure.

She is of course right to point out that having mental health problems should never be equated with parental incapacity.

They also point out that having gays as scouts or scout leaders is conduct, not speech.

Others will point out that having a ticket with two multi-millionaires in a struggling economy is horribly tone deaf.

However, we should point out that having a lower boundary for a process to race to is a necessary condition for a dependent process model to work.

Chair Carol Rudge pointed out that having quotas was not a solution.

Several pointed out that having close friends of the opposite sex makes romantic relationships less essential.

12.18pm: On the BBC, Laura Kuenssberg points out that having Ken Clarke as justice secretary probably means the Human Rights Act is safe.

Kogan pointed out that having the AA or AG instead of the GG genotype does not mark a person as unsympathetic.

Menendez has pointed out that, had the bill sought significant changes in U.S. policy toward Iran or Venezuela, lawmakers would revolt.