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Non-alphanumeric character, such as a star, dot, or arrow. Sometimes called ‘dingbats’, bullets are used to draw attention to a number of points in an article or report.



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It seemed as if I had hardly closed my eyes, though in fact it was near midday, when I was awakened by the report of a rifle, the bullet striking the bowlder just above my body.
A bullet went through his hat, but he was unaware, though he did know when another tore through the apples on the pommel.
Goodfellow, after considerable searching in the cavity of the chest was enabled to detect and to pull forth a bullet of very extraordinary size, which, upon trial, was found to be exactly adapted to the bore of Mr.
 
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