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But according to recent critics, he was actually preparing an intellectual putsch, which would take place 30 years after his death and culminate in the war in Iraq.

Harness races are run year-round and culminate in the Gold Cup and Saucer event as part of Old Home Week in August.

His best known and most audacious designs are a series of full-length columnar opera coats that begin in 1911 and culminate in the 1919 Paris Evening Coat, merely a swath of uncut fabric with a single seam.

Elsewhere, India had collided with the Asian continent about 40 million years ago, initiating the Himalayan uplift that was to intensify in the Pliocene and Pleistocene and culminate in the uplift of the great Plateau of Tibet and the Himalayan mountain range.

They begin with Des Hafis Liebeslieder, continue with the impassioned, texturally complex piano poem Shéhérazade from Masques; and culminate in the Songs of an Infatuated Muezzin, a work of dangerous, seductive beauty in which the call of the muezzin is infused with eroticism: a love-death approaching the edge of madness.

A narrow isthmus between the gulfs of Sant'Eufemia (west) and Squillace (east) separates the northern from the southern part of the region, in which the uplands continue as the Appennino Calabrese and culminate in the extreme south in the Aspromonte massif (Montalto, 6,417 feet [1,956 m]).

But the protests continued, and culminated in the May évènements.

The present work starts with analysis, and culminates in the development of engine.

Those began with the capture of Córdoba (1236) and culminated in the surrender of Sevilla (1248).

This cycle carried on for six months, and culminated in the revolution.

That momentum has been building ever since, says Blair, and culminates in the Internet.