Three of the four plotlines, incidentally, culminate around a wonderfully staged performance of a Shakespearean compendium play, a pageant of Plantagenets called The War of the Roses staged as a Catholic charity event in New York, attended by Bartlet and his W-ish Republican opponent.
Many of the toxicities that lead to the termination of 5FU chemotherapy culminate around the time of the third cycle (Tebbutt et al, 2000).
After the coup, the arrests accelerated, as did the violent repression of protests, culminating in around 1,000 demonstrators being killed in the space of a few days in August 2013.
Several days of sporadic bombing around Latifiya and Arab Jabour culminated around 8 a.m.
For part of our history, culminating around the end of the 19th century, there was something about us — about our appetite, our farms, our economy — that loved diversity in apples.
In the morning of 10 April, the eruptive phenomena rapidly intensified, and further significant increase in the amplitude of volcanic tremor was observed, culminating around 09 30 (all times are Universal Time Coordinated) with vigorous lava fountaining and a column of rising ash and gas.
The data boom culminated around the time of Michael Lewis Moneyballl.
The broad arc of their cultural elaboration culminated around 800, during the Pueblo I Era, when they were building crescent-shaped stone complexes, each comprising four to five residential suites abutting subterranean kivas, large enclosed areas reserved for rites.
The grand finale for any family celebration culminated around grandpa's favorite "Dream Cake," a calorie-huffing vice whipped in hazelnut and milk chocolate, inspiring dreams -- and diets -- within the family for the past 20 years.
Yet, somehow, we managed to turn it all around, culminating in our launch this month of SubHub Lite.
Some expressed profound frustration with Capellas' inability to turn things around, culminating in the pending sale to its former rival Hewlett-Packard.
