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pointed toward

adjective as in headed

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In terms of new information presented in the filing, Gershman pointed toward details describing the team Trump assembled to overturn the election results.

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With the aroma of tri-tip smoking on the grill and a pleasant breeze diminishing the sizzling heat, all signs pointed toward another fun night of high school football on Friday at Newbury Park High featuring the dynamic duo of quarterback Brady Smigiel and receiver Shane Rosenthal.

Just as I was about to thank him and wish him a nice rest of the evening, he looked me up and down, pointed toward the dance floor and bluntly said: “I’m going back out there. But you’re pretty. I’m sure someone will ask you to dance.”

After hearing his dad, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, describe his family as “my entire world” Wednesday night, the tearful teenager rose to his feet, pointed toward the stage and said, “That’s my dad!”

Videos show that for several minutes, witnesses pointed toward a nondescript roof just outside the venue where Trump was speaking in Butler, Pa. In videos shared on social media, attendees shouted, “He’s got a gun.”

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

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