| 41. | A common point of confusion arises when thinking about the different ways a cell achieves biological regulation.
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| 42. | This means that they are able to focus chromatic radiation to a common point unlike zone plates.
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| 43. | The last of the three improvisations started, as the others had, with no common point of reference.
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| 44. | A common point of failure is the snap fastener used to attach the lead to the halter.
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| 45. | Common points of entry are ground-level windows and doors, doors attached to the garage and basement windows.
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| 46. | But common points within the strong opposers are never connected to the disruption within Japanese media article.
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| 47. | The common point of praise for the series through most of its life has been the story.
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| 48. | These two editors have no common point except that they were both recently involved in the Muhammad article.
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| 49. | On the subject of Iraq, Chirac sought to stress the common points with Washington, rather than the obvious differences.
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| 50. | Administered as an inhalant, the drug goes directly to the fluUs most common point of infection, the respiratory system.
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