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Wednesday's announcement culminated more than a year of discussions between the city and the N.C.A.A., much of it private.
The House vote today culminated more than four months of partisan wrangling over the question of what, if anything, Connecticut should do to decrease the influence -- or even the perception of the influence -- of special interest money on state lawmakers.
The new rules culminated more than a decade of effort by the Government to quell scientific concerns that tampering with the basic genetic information of living cells could somehow lead to serious biological accidents.
The deal culminated more than eight months of escalating unrest that has seen huge crowds gather in Baghdad's Tahrir Square to demand that Abadi boot out corrupt ministers and abolish the practice of distributing government positions according to sectarian quotas, adopted after the U.S. invasion in 2003.
The ballot measure culminated more than a year of discussion and debate at City Hall and beyond aimed at getting past the rhetoric and putting significant money behind solutions to the homeless crisis.
The ballot measure culminated more than a year of discussion and debate at City Hall and beyond aimed at getting past the rhetoric and putting significant money behind solutions to the homeless crisis.
The deal culminates more than 10 years of sales efforts by Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd.
The approval of FluMist would culminate more than 40 years of development, corporate flip-flops and regulatory stumbles.
Adaptive Markets culminates more than 20 years of research by Lo, the Charles E. and Susan T. Harris Professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management and director of the MIT Laboratory for Financial Engineering.
The choice of Mr. Simons culminates more than a year of discussions and apparent soul-searching by Dior and its boss, Bernard Arnault, who is chairman of LVMH, about the ideal person to give creative direction to the 66-year-old luxury brand.
Culminating more than a decade of debate, the Federal Communications Commission is scheduled to vote Thursday on tough net neutrality regulations for online traffic.
