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get to the point

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“Women have fought so hard to get to the point where we are, playing D1 volleyball and having matches like this. For someone who is a biological male to come in is not fair.”

“I was like, I think we can probably get to the point where this podcast pays our rent,” Segura said.

“It’s a serious case, and it has to have some serious consideration. It has a deep impact on Mr Watson if we get to the point that he has to be extradited. So I will take the time needed to do it properly,” Greenland chief prosecutor Mariam Khalil told the BBC.

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“There’s no complacency - because it could happen tonight. We know we’ve still got that risk, but we want to push the prevention further so we don’t get to the point of crisis.”

From BBC

“We worked really hard over the last year to get to the point where the product is brilliant. That has started to come to fruition here.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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