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master point

American  

noun

  1. a point awarded to a bridge player who has won or placed in an officially recognized tournament.


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“We have the 35mm black-and-white for her memory of the past, Super 8 to show the intimacy with the people closest to her, 16mm is of this documentary crew filming her and then 35mm color is the master point of view,” he explains.

From Los Angeles Times

Tickets are cash-only and available at the café, at 109 Pier Master Point Suite in Wilmington.

From Washington Times

He has written a noteworthy book, “Bridge, Zia ... and Me,” which was reprinted by Master Point Press in 2011.

From New York Times

Some Master Point Press books, available from the publisher, are also purchasable in electronic editions.

From New York Times

As a high school, college and N.B.A. player, Strickland was a master point guard, capable of playing in any system on any team with any personnel.

From New York Times