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pointed

[poin-tid] / ˈpɔɪn tɪd /




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It’s an aspect of the character that attracted Whitehall, though he notes, “I think at one point in this series the finger is pointed at literally every single member of our cast.”

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, the models pointed to other factors as far more influential, particularly breeding success and the survival of juvenile penguins.

From Science Daily

A picture seen by BBC Sport shows that the helmet is pointed at the back - similar in appearance to a track cycling helmet.

From BBC

This striking imbalance pointed to unusual immune activity inside the central nervous system.

From Science Daily

When Warsh wrote another opinion article years later describing the Fed’s policies as confusing and erratic, he drew a pointed rebuttal from Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari.

From The Wall Street Journal