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Brewster point

Brewster point

[′brü·stər ‚pȯint]
(optics)
A neutral point located 15 to 20° directly below the sun.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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McCluskey marked Steven McDonnell in the 2004 All-Ireland quarter-final which Fermanagh edged with a late Tom Brewster point but this time he will be keeping a close eye on Armagh's new playmaker Stephen Kernan who has excelled this year in a withdrawn role behind McDonnell and Clarke.
Final means zero if Ferm don't win; Ryan: It's time to beat the best ULSTER SFC FINAL FERMANAGH v ARMAGH, 4 DAYS TO CLONES DECIDER
In the first of what was a day of shocks at HQ, 2002 champions Armagh were sent crashing out of the quarter-finals by a last gasp Tom Brewster point.
GAA Championship 2004: Shock troops Erne a place in history; Fermanagh..0-12 Armagh..........0-11 CHARLIE'S BOYS IN FIRST EVER SEMI AS ARMAGH CRASH OUT
A couple of Rory Gallagher frees and a Tom Brewster point was all Fermanagh could muster, while Monaghan built on their precious two-goal cushion with three Tavey frees and points from Declan Smyth and Gary Meehan before the break.
Gaelic Football: Ulster Championship: Monaghan v Fermanagh: The last time Farney won a Championship match, most of this team were at school; Monaghan.....2-10 Fermanagh.....0-14
Brewster points out, they are willing to stand up to China.
China's growing threat
Inverness finished ninth last season but Brewster points out that they weren't that far away from being involved in the top six.
INVERNESS CALEDONIAN THISTLE; Clydesdale Bank SCOTTISH PREMIER LEAGUE
But as Craig Brewster pointed out, there is often a fine line between falling and diving.
FOOTBALL: THOU SHALT NOT DIVE; HIBERNIAN .... 1 DUNDEE ..... 2
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