He pointed to the speed of Iran's nuclear work, Israeli military threats, and deepening sanctions, alongside the negotiations.
He pointed to the popularity of cycling in other European countries with separate infrastructure for cyclists.
He pointed to Uruguay as having the most equitable income distribution in Latin America.
He pointed to a successful evacuation in Louisiana before Gustav as evidence of major progress.
He pointed to a 2012 accident in New Zealand, in which 11 people died.
He pointed to the intersection and described the hours it took to put the flames out.
He pointed to Pittsburgh's highly entertaining play at the end of last season as proof.
He pointed to the rush to buy Apple's new iPhones when they hit the market last week.
He pointed to a set of pipes and wires running through the bottom of the white walls.
He pointed to the example of Herbert Hoover, the Depression-era president who signed protectionist legislation into law.
He pointed to a pile of bricks and tile in a corner where two high walls met.
He pointed to the Monday and Tuesday ahead of Thanksgiving last year -- November 19 and 20, 2007.
He pointed to the fact that gold has not made a new high since August in dollar terms.
"Let's say this is a German car, " he pointed to the gapless sketch.
He pointed to electoral victories in November in which voters in Washington, Maryland and Maine approved same-sex marriage.
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He pointed to three key themes: cross-disciplinary collaboration, teamwork, and flexibility and freedom.
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Halfway through the sale, he pointed to a large painting of a boatful of people hanging on the far wall.
He pointed to the popularity of gold exchange-traded funds and bullion websites that have drawn legions of new individual investors.
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He pointed to an incident in September 2010, when a NATO helicopter fired on a Pakistan outpost, killing two soldiers.
And he pointed to Wales' universities as the locomotive to drive economic growth, but said they were massively under funded.
When President Obama last month announced his six-month deepwater moratorium, he pointed to an Interior Department report of new "safety" recommendations.
He pointed to studies which have shown that negative stereotyping, including the depiction of women as sex objects, exacerbates gender discrimination.
He pointed to seven studies Celera has done on 50, 000 patients that found the risk of the gene variant is real.
He pointed to Nova Friburgo -- the hardest-hit city, according to government figures, which list 335 deaths due to flooding there.
In Ghana he pointed to specific heroes that had exposed human rights abuse, singling out by name a courageous investigative reporter.
He pointed to internal emails from the government which he claimed showed officials were more concerned about ensuring nuclear plans went ahead.
He pointed to the discussion over immigration reform going on in Congress.
He pointed to the case of a schoolchild who died as a result of corporal punishment administered by a headmaster in 1860.
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