The 2009 Major League Baseball season offered few of the dramatic pennant races that typically arise at the end of the year.
A problem may arise at the end of the year if income changes substantially and the family's subsidy levels are not adjusted accordingly.
Sometimes issues arise at the end of the semester that prevent students from taking a final exam or completing a final project.
Linksland arose at the end of the most recent ice age, when the retreat of the northern glacial sheet, accompanied by changes in sea level, exposed sandy deposits and what had once been coastal shelves.
The point arose at the end of last week, when I attended the opening events of American Realness 2013, the festival of experimental dance and category-defying performance that is now in its fourth annual season.
New DNA studies suggest that corvids first arose at the end of the dinosaur era, roughly 65 million years ago, somewhere in the neighborhood of Australia, and radiated outward from there.
With payment schedules that limit doctor visits to a mere 15 minutes or so, it is unreasonable to expect physicians to spend 30 or more unreimbursed minutes discussing with patients the many decisions that can arise at the end of life.
This is the notion of the chemical bond that arose at the end of the 19th century, which continues to inform the practice of synthetic and analytical chemistry.
Perhaps solidarity will arise at the end, but the focus should be on the mechanisms which allow for both recognition and redistribution.
We have recently proven that the fluctuations of a tachyonic field, which arise at the end of hybrid or brane-antibrane inflation, can act as a source of density perturbations at second order in cosmological perturbation theory.
