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The trend reached its apogee on HBO in 2008 with "In Treatment," which takes place almost entirely in one-on-one psychotherapy sessions and which posits the therapist as a man as troubled and self-doubting as his patients.

That process may reach its apogee on Tuesday.

That story reached its apogee on Election Day; even the inauguration was something of an anti-climax.

It happened this season with "Lost," and it reached its apogee on Sunday in an episode that was largely a pleasant, nostalgic wallow for the show's fans.

It reached its apogee on the last occasion when he went over the top and hit me too hard and too often.

The most famous of Prince's sonic signatures – those slablike yet somehow subtle electronic drums, the understated keyboards, the tiny vocal scats and embellishments that transform everything – reaches its apogee on this beseeching role-reversal psychodrama.

"Breguet and the Louvre: An Apogee of European Watchmaking," on view at the Louvre June 25 through Sept. 7, features a collection of watches, clocks and measuring devices, in addition to portraits, documents and patents that span Breguet's career.

And shimmering on the apogee of this mountain of wretched excess (for the pair managed to nearly wipe out their collective funds at times as well, necessitating that they take on certain movie projects for the money alone**) is the emerald and diamond Bulgari collar and brooch duo.

The Disney star turned pop poseur reaches the apogee of unoriginality, hitting refresh on John Lennon's Jealous Guy whilst seemingly paying "homage" to Taylor Swift's Style.

The Carnegie Library in Birmingham was burnt down, and the Rokeby Venus, Romney's Master Thornhill, Millais's portrait of Carlyle and a number of other paintings were all attacked in a upsurge of violent protests by suffragettes, which marked the apogee of a campaign suspended on 10 August to mark the outbreak of war.

It is arguably the apogee of years of work on social and political issues spearheaded by activists and NGOs working on a wide variety of topics, including, among others: election reform, civil marriage, non-sectarianism, women's rights, children's rights, civil society engagement, access to justice and anti-corruption campaigns.