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point toward

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point toward someone or something
to direct an extended finger toward someone or something. The teacher pointed toward Laura and asked her to come to the front of the room. Randy pointed toward the door and frowned at the dog.
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What To Watch For In The US Session • Bank Stress Test Results Fears Easing • GM Could Follow Chrysler Into Bankruptcy • Pending Home Sales On Tap Futures Point Toward Higher Open as Bank Stress Test Concerns Ease The Financial Times reported today that the Bank of America is working to raise more than $10 billion in capital as they look to meet the government's expected requirement based on the stress tests.
Byline: The Daily Star Summary: Lebanese leaders of a certain political stripe are fond of blaming Tehran and Damascus for all of the problems that plague their country, while others tend to point toward capitals like Washington or Paris as the primary sources of destabilizing interference.
The preliminary results of our analysis point toward a combination of order delays at our large pharmaceutical accounts and a more general weakening of our industrial-based businesses.
 
 
 
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