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Here are four salient points about Seth Lipsky.

Rather than taking a firm line for or against, he makes some salient points about the overuse of the term, by both press and theatre companies.

Dawes and Monaghan are poles apart, but Lippman unites them to make salient points about the invidious labelling of women as good or bad mothers.

His writing is conversational, and the pacing here is brisk, despite the author's tendency to repeat salient points about certain clubs and characters.

The show makes some very salient points about the root of societal problems in difficult and confusing personal realities, but never allows its ethics to overwhelm its aesthetics, and Sneaky rarely puts a theatrical foot wrong.

That Mr. Keillor could make salient points about aesthetic universality and the power of sentiment without drawing much attention to the deftness of his feat suggested that he need not ponder retirement just yet.

But for me, the salient point about Hindu fundamentalism is less its existence than its sorry condition.

But the salient point about this baffling story is that it suddenly breaks off, and Larminie writes: "The narrator's memory failed him at this point".

Clearly, a migrant worker with recent experience of multiple cultures was incapable of making a salient point about the one he currently inhabited.

MARK M. BECKWITH Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Newark Newark, July 17, 2012 To the Editor: Ross Douthat brought up every salient point about the Episcopal Church's demise.

Stephen Cotler Healdsburg, Calif .Malcolm Gladwell, in his article about Xerox PARC, Apple, and the nature of innovations, correctly identifies the mouse as the key factor in the personal-computer revolution, but he misses the most salient point about the innovation ("Creation Myth," May 16th).