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In the first set, he won 23 of 33 service points.

Up to 200 service points may be reported per year.

Even from the service point of view, there is not a moment to be lost.

The third floor also has a ticket sales office and service point.

He did not have enough mechanics to man all necessary service points.

Some may call out during a service point to distract either player.

The label must be located near to the service point.

It also has a number of customer service points spread out in many countries.

There are 24 police departments in Finland, with 280 service points.

Today it is a "service point for truck and car traffic."

The best solution to this problem is the exchange of stock between different service points in the same authority.

There is often a lack of real coordination between area or central authorities and individual service points.

"As a customer service point, though, we felt it was necessary to give them that extra week," she said.

But Garnett fought back and won his next two service points to trail, 3-2.

It was founded in 1929 as a service point on the road being built toward Yakutsk.

Certain service points may be designated as repositories for subject collections.

The Postal Service points out that its price is a lot less than some other countries charge.

The Library's primary service points, circulation and reference, are also located on the main floor.

Members can also earn "service points", which accrue for certain activities outside of speech competition.

How long does it take to perform a service, fix something at a service point etc.

This is particularly valid in those authorities which do not carry union catalogues at small service points.

Another arrangement is for everyone to wait in a single line; a person leaves the line each time a service point opens up.

I suspect that Ms. Stanley was trying to make the public service point herself.

The city council's customer service points and one household waste centre remained shut.

There is no need to allocate a copy of a book to a service point which happens to receive one or two reservations for it.