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That is a distinction that reflects the BOE’s continued reluctance to employ the “dot plot” favored by the Federal Reserve, which gives the interest rate forecasts of individual voting members.

Luckily, I had another suggestion: a visit to the brightly painted wooden mosques that dot the Adjara hills.

Tattoos dotted his extremities, including an anchor on his right leg with the words “I refuse to sink.”

Archer's 51 dot balls were the most he has bowled in an ODI when he has sent down 10 overs.

As the country expanded and farms began to dot the Midwest, the number of agriculture workers increased significantly along large stretches of fertile land in the South.