Located in the centre of the oil-rich Permian Basin, it developed as a major distribution-processing-servicing point for a petrochemical complex.
The city developed as a service point for logging, dairying, and ranching.
It is now a service point for an extensive farming, lumbering, and mining area and is also the chief administrative centre for the Kootenay region.
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Novotna led 6-7 6-1 4-1 atd, at 40-30 in the sixth game of the deciding set, had a service point for a 5-1 lead over the German.
It's also a key service point for operators, especially in Great Britain, where rail breakdowns and delays on the formerly government-owned lines have given privatization a bad name.
In remote areas, that store will not only serve as the one-stop, assisted e-commerce location, but also as the local financial service point for paying bills, banking and accessing government services.
They also stressed the importance of an easily accessible service point for additional information and questions.
And that's what made the program so notable: The care center had become more than a service point for orphans.
According to documents released by the White House, he wanted an early discharge from the Guard but did not have enough service points for 1972 and 1973, since he had missed months of training.
