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Do these expressions have the same meaning? "Make a point of doing something" and Have a goal of doing something". Are they similar in meaning? Thanks.

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Make a point of doing something is more like 'to make an effort to do something', while have a goal of doing something is just that, doesn't imply that you're doing anything to achieve that goal,
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They are not the same. BTW, "have a goal of doing something" doesn't make sense to me. The expression is not correct.

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