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He recruits them to his entrapment programme, and falls in love with Sydney, who plays along with a wan erotic languour, in case she needs him at some future juncture.

She said places like Taiz are at a critical juncture, when long-suffering residents may become irreversibly polarized.

We are at a juncture when the terms in relations between the privileged men in a patriarchy and disadvantaged women is showing some signs of change.

But we are living at juncture when Wall Street has disgraced itself, and tycoons, especially financial millionaires, are suspect.

The reader ­flinches at some junctures, as when, before beginning the war in Afghanistan, Bush asks if humanitarian aid can be airlifted there.

Yet at most junctures when they've had the opportunity to go big, they've chosen to go small".

Philadelphia versus Carolina probably seemed like a good idea for a prime time game at some juncture, but that juncture was in 2003.

At some juncture in the journey, access becomes crucial.

"At some juncture, entertainers such as Heath Ledger and former W.W.E.

I think it will impact the overall economy at some juncture in the future quite negatively if it persists.

At some junctures, Mr. Thompson's answers elicited little reaction.