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at an unspecified time in the past, present, or future
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Children often get chickenpox at some point in their early years.
She mentioned that she had lived abroad at some point in her life.
Even the most successful businessmen have made foolish decisions at some point in their careers, proving that every man has a fool in his sleeve.
He laughed off the insults from other players, knowing that everyone starts as a noob at some point.
The team was losing hope, but at some point, their fortunes changed.
