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past pointing

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past pointing
Etymology: OFr, passer + L, punctus, pricked
the inability to place a finger on another part of the body accurately, indicating a lack of coordination in voluntary movements.


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David Lamb, for Wilson, of Ayresome Street, said there was nothing in his past pointing to such a grave crime.
Jess was trying on lots of outfits and while I waited I felt like an exhibit, with people going past pointing and staring.
It marks the end of the hand of good fortune which was shown in numerous adverts in the past pointing out lucky winners.
 
 
 
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