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The officer said he thought Lillienfeld did the Nazi-like salute while trying to make a point regarding one of the investigations he taught, but he couldn’t remember the specifics.

The officer said he thought Lillienfeld did the Nazi salute while trying to make a point regarding one of the investigations he taught, but he couldn’t remember the specifics.

“A lot of us go on a Christmas pilgrimage to see it, whenever we have any friends or family who come to stay we always make a point of taking them to it.”

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As a senior politician, Mr. Prescott would hold a summer party on a boat in the Thames and would make a point of extracting money from his guests to tip the staff.

As a newcomer to Southern California, Hoover has made a point of meeting with City Council members in their districts as a way of hearing their thoughts and exploring his new home.

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