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    A point-to-point is a horse race, originally in the countryside not on a racecourse and originally in a straight line between two points. Now it is a countryside horse race on a course, with fences to jump. Horses wishing to compete in high class jump races like the English Grand National must first qualify in a local point-to-point. The expression is occasionally used outside of horse racing to indicate a direct movement between two points or even subjects in a conversation.
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    December 4, 2012
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    Introducing myself I do not understand why this template wishes me to write my introduction in Arabic, I am such a beginner that this would not be possible. I wish to learn Arabic because I am traveling a lot with an international NGO dedicated to conserving the cultural traditions of falconry and the conservation of birds of prey. Among the 56 delegates I am meeting many Arabic speakers and while most of our business is conducted through English, I consider it only polite to be able to communicate in Arabic, however limited my capacity may be.
    December 4, 2012
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