The blonde cued Roosten by pointing at him.

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Just as Holder has become a villain to many who are pointing fingers at him.

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"The police came pointing a Taser at him, telling him to get on the ground, " she said.

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"The police came pointing a Taser at him, telling him to get on the ground, " she recalled by phone.

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Pointing a finger right back at him is Todd, the West Virginian who built Birmingham from a two-mill bolt shop into the top producer of reinforcing bar for concrete.

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He thinks that there may have been a conspiracy out to discredit him, and he's pointing the finger at these researchers in this hospital.

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I'm not pointing the finger at Wilkinson - I haven't called for him to be dropped - but a lot of England's players have had too many chances to play well and have not performed.

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Fred Goldberg, a former commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service who is now a partner at Skadden, Arps, introduced him to the crowd, pointing out that, over the years, Citi has taken many initiatives designed to encourage entrepreneurship and thrift in impoverished areas, setting up lending programs for mom-and-pop stores, for instance, and establishing savings accounts for the children of low-income families.

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In 2004, a Canadian MP from Calgary was accused of pointing his middle finger at a member from another party who he said had been heckling him in the House of Commons.

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At various points during his arguments the justices seemed to take pity on him, pointing out weaknesses in his case and suggesting stronger avenues to pursue.

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