In July 1793 the nation appeared to be on the point of falling apart.
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Four years, five PDVSA chairmen and three strikes later, he claims to be on the point of achieving his goal.
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Elcoteq is understood to be on the point of making a similar commitment, although no one at the technology company was available to comment.
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And the two big men _ so deftly contrasted, by the way, in their heavy blue jackets _ may be on the point of reconciliation.
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Posselt returned to Emmaus when the community of Neu-Deutschland seemed to be on the point of dissolving, but went back when the rifts were healed.
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In some cases, the phoenix club is created by the supporters of the club which has ended ( or appears to be on the point of ending ).
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However, the powerful midfielder publicly aired his displeasure at the London-based club's transfer policy last summer and was said to be on the point of leaving.
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At 3 AM on November 11, seeming to be on the point of death, Otojiro was carried from the hospital to the Imperial Theatre at Yakko's request.
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Again and again Paris appeared to be on the point of violent protestations, but through wise diplomacy and carefully organised policing, L�pine managed to avoid the worst of times.
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They play out a game pretending to be stuffed-toy bears and squirrels, and seem to be on the point of behaving like a normal married couple, when in walks Helena.
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