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  • The use of the phrase "on point" when not referring to a dancer's foot position, a role in a military patrol or the concise arguing of a point in court by a legal professional.

  • I'm OK with that one, seeing as it's only a short semantic hop from the latter two examples in your post. The first example is en pointe though.

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