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Successful pro quarterbacks will often refer to the point in their careers when the game "slows down" and they can see the momentarily available gaps in the defense.
*Base-case estimates refer to the point estimates detailed in Table A1.
We use the label 0 g* to refer to the point in the magnetic field where water levitates stably.
Most of the studies which have been published so far do not exactly refer to the point that urethra can be dissected in order to increase its length without harming the oncological outcome.
In order not to distract the main points of the manuscript (please also refer to the point 4 from the reviewers/editors suggesting us to focus on the key points in the manuscript), we decided not to go into such details.
Points of order are an important part of the Mao process, and come with their own rules, which are: Do not refer to the point of order directly by name (you can get around this by calling it "P of O", for example, or simply "point order", eliminating the "of").
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We refer to the points of discontinuity that define the segment boundaries as knots.
That refers to the point at which an artist can sign anything and it will sell.
An inspired phrase, "jump the shark" refers to the point at which a television series begins its downward slide.
"I played a lot back there a couple of years in Philadelphia," Lindros said, referring to the point.
"You've already got the point," Stevens said, referring to the point the teams earned when regulation ended in a tie.
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