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a case in point

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a case in point
an example which shows that what you are saying is true or helps to explain why you are saying it Lack of communication causes relationships to fail. Your parents' marriage is a case in point.
See also: case, point


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As a case in point, he follows the introduction of the railroad in the period between 1820 and 1861.
Avoiding trainers who are struggling for winners with their juveniles is also a useful tool for analysing races, and the early signs suggest that Kevin Ryan could be a case in point this season.
Car parking has been a case in point - now largely resolved in the wake of this newspaper's campaign for their removal.
 
 
 
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