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There’s no need to belabor the point: The possible comparisons are nearly infinite and defy neutral principles of evaluation.

Reporter: “Not to belabor the point, but from what you have been told or what you have been asked ... ”

Earlier this month it sent a memo advising TV and radio broadcasters not to “belabor the point” when addressing the lockout.

“I think we came together as a region and realized that the investment wasn’t producing the results that we had hoped collectively, and we didn’t belabor the point.”

“I do not think it is necessary to belabor the point, not even now, but I hope there will be good news soon.”