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He reportedly paid a premium, $140m, using his son-in-law and a front man to set up a limited liability corporation, which, Fortune points out, helps dodge scrutiny.

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The play that kids naturally engage in, she points out, helps them practice the skills they develop in the classroom.

And as Jan Hodges, chief executive of the education charity Edge points out, helping young people develop enterprise skills – even if they don't end up setting up their own businesses – is still invaluable.

We live in cleaner environments now, she points out, helped by labour-saving machines like vacuum cleaners, washing machines and dishwashers.

That bond-buying program, Bloomberg pointed out, helps frackers to "stay on [the] treadmill". The combination of the end of the bond-buying and raising of interest rates is no small matter for drillers.

This, Mr Robertson pointed out, helped BMW to win the Olympics contract, as the company complied with London's demand for a fleet of low emission vehicles.

Ayittey points out that aid money sometimes helps corrupt and incompetent regimes to remain in power.

As Professor Parry pointed out, help may come from other disciplines.

("A gun may falsely empower its possessor to overreact, instigating and losing otherwise tractable conflicts with similarly armed persons," the authors of one study point out, to help explain that truth).

Drilling down here, de Sherbinin points out, can help decision makers identify the needed focus of attention for a particular country.