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At some juncture in the journey, access becomes crucial.
Have we not all suffered at the hands of shoe-leather-tough squid at some juncture?
"At some juncture, entertainers such as Heath Ledger and former W.W.E.
She was asked if she had indulged in any money-pinching maneuvers at some juncture in her life.
As a feature of every Gunners campaign these days is a Wenger-in-crisis narrative at some juncture.
I think it will impact the overall economy at some juncture in the future quite negatively if it persists.
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They showed workers disagreeing at some junctures over the direction of the mortgage market.
The reader flinches at some junctures, as when, before beginning the war in Afghanistan, Bush asks if humanitarian aid can be airlifted there.
At some junctures its metal skin will peel open to frame the views; at others, a grid of diagonal braces — their pattern reflecting the uneven stresses placed on the building's frame — will evoke the stays of a corset.
"I definitely feel overwhelmed at some junctures, trying to figure out the bureaucracy and managing other people in the lab, that kind of thing".
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