It was somewhat fitting that at such a juncture of speculation that the Galaxy faced the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday night, because if they are to dare to go for Zlatan they must go through them.
We beer lovers are lucky to be living through a juncture of historic proportions in the U.S. beer scene.
But that doesn't change the fact that Clinton got way more coverage at a critical juncture of the race, a huge asset because "[n]ame recognition is a key asset in the early going [and,] even as late as August of 2015, two in five registered Democrats nationally said they'd never heard of Sanders or had heard so little they didn't have an opinion".
Tijuana is a singular juncture of the handmade and the high-tech, a city that boasts one of Mexico's most developed manufacturing centers, in a country where roughly half the population lives under the poverty line.
Hence, they constitute a very important source of cytokines, including TNF, at a critical juncture of the healing response.
The eighth man, Williams, proved invaluable at a critical juncture of the third quarter.
The controversy comes at a critical juncture of the nuclear negotiations, which are resuming between Iran and six world powers, led by the US.
After losing their season opener in Denver, the Giants seek their first victory at what could prove to be a pivotal juncture of the season.
Originally danced by Arthur Mitchell, who was black, and the "pale and icily detached" Diana Adams, the ballet premiered "at a critical juncture of the civil rights movement… less than three months after the riots at Little Rock high school in Arkansas".
The sight of their former manager in the opposing dugout surely triggered memories good and bad but what really chills Spurs is the knowledge that this limp performance at a critical juncture of the season was similar to the ones that heralded collapses in each of the past two campaigns.
