at the point of
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Former India coach Ravi Shastri once gave the South Australian the nickname 'Head-ache' and England's players must be at the point of wishing they could draw the curtains, lie down and close their eyes in a cool room.
From BBC
England are at the point of confronting hindsight.
From BBC
England are at the point of no return in yet another Ashes series in Australia – the visitors have lost the previous three series in this country 5-0, 4-0 and 4-0 respectively.
From BBC
One major barrier is limited access to affordable, easy to use diagnostic tools that can be deployed at the point of care.
From Science Daily
Recall notices will now be placed at the point of sale in the shops where the bottles were sold, advising customers on what to do.
From BBC
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