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• n  a very brief moment
  they were strangers sharing a pinpoint of time together
• n  a very small spot
• n  the sharp point of a pin
• v  locate exactly
  can you pinpoint the position of the enemy?

• It's hard to pinpoint what makes needles work Strange Brew Are herbal soups really good for you? Genki Fever PTI puts Japan's energy drinks to the test.
• A century hence, when historians try to pinpoint the birth of the hydrogen age, will they focus on two weary tennis players vegging out in a Vancouver hot tub?.
• Science can pinpoint potential dangers from GM foods, mobile phones and household chemicals but can't tell us if those risks are real.

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News & Articles

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• Haverford High grad among those killed in deadly Philly building collapse
  As Philadelphia and federal investigators worked Thursday to pinpoint the cause amid mounting questions about whether the demolition company owned by Griffin Campbell that was tearing down the structure at the time caused the tragedy by cutting corners, Maggie Davis and other grieving family members were left asking, “Why?”
  June 12, 2013 - Main Line Times
• ShotSpotter helps MPD find crime scenes quickly
  A new technology is helping Milwaukee Police pinpoint crimes almost as soon as they happen. Don Walker with the Journal Sentinel joins us to talk about the technology.
  June 11, 2013 - TMJ4 Milwaukee
• Theater review: Cleveland Public Theatre re-envisions apocalypse in engaging ‘Rusted Heart Broadcast’
  It is hard to pinpoint just when post-apocalyptic stories became a mainstay in our mainstream entertainment. And it is unclear whether Nostradamus’ prophecies, the Mayan calendar or predictions in the “I Ching” are responsible. But there sure seems to be a curious and disconcerting supply of them now.
  June 11, 2013 - The News-Herald