Gore said he " would never inquire into the personal political views of an officer in the military, because following orders is a point of honor in our military ."
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In 1962, he appeared on " Stoney Burke ", a drama about a rodeo performer, in which Marlowe played the character Soames Hewitt in the episode " Point of Honor ".
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Another 68 such catches and he will pass Kellen Winslow, who is second on the all-time list of tight ends with 541 receptions, and that is a point of honor with him.
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It is a point of honor among fly people, as biologists who study the laboratory fruit fly call themselves, to avoid giving unimaginative names to the new genes they identify in their favorite organism.
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The musical discussions make it clear that the Beatles'refusal to repeat past successes was both a point of honor and a creative spur, but these conversations also reveal how weary they had grown by 1969.
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During the 1980s, in particular, Guyanese prospectors considered it a point of honor to evade government controls, which required them to sell their production to the Guyana Gold Board, the government agency that regulates sales.
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They had demanded she give it to them for five days . She was unable to read the book's well-thumbed pages, but it was a point of honor with her that they not be falsified.
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It has not always been easy for the Mattaponi and the Pamunkey to get the necessary items for their yearly payment, but they have made it a point of honor to uphold their end of the bargain.
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In the aftermath of America's military defeat, it became a point of honor and a political requirement in Washington that neither diplomatic nor military relations could be opened with Hanoi until questions about Americans missing in Vietnam were resolved.
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Soccer is a point of honor in Brazil and a large part of this nation's pride rests on the fact that this is the only country to qualify for every single World Cup and the only one to win it four times.
