1. Don't belabor the point.

2. We won't belabor the theory and background.

3. Don't worry, we won't belabor this topic.

4. The report doesn't belabor every audit observation because these should have already been addressed during the closing meeting.

5. We need not belabor the point that the sexual relevances of these three individuals will not coincide.

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6. We shall not belabor the issues here except to note that the basic point of difference lies in the view regarding the meaning-of probability measures.

7. I don't want to belabor the point, but it is vital you understand how important this is.

8. We would not belabor this point but only wish each to ponder it.

9. Not to belabor the safety point, but the Chinese are really ignorant about HIV/AIDS.

10. I won't belabor you with all the benefits of going out of your mind, they're thoroughly covered elsewhere.

11. He seems to be looking for a man of straw to belabor.

12. Or should I pray for courage to carry on through the difficulties that belabor them?

13. I know you all are quite familiar with the Safe Harbor Statement, so I won't belabor this slide.

14. I also want to make a simple point — not to belabor this analogy, but when you want to go forward, what do you put the car in? "D".

15. Paul Graham has written extensively about this so I won't belabor it too much, except to say this: you don't need much startup capital, but what you do need is a willingness to work your buns off.

16. If you really want to tick a customer off or incite an already upset customer, belabor your point. Repeat your point (your policy; your position) over and over again.

1. He seems to be looking for a man of straw to belabor.