"The culmination of last week and this week is very disappointing".
The culmination of today's list was the removal of a pilocytic astrocytoma from a fourteen-year-old Nigerian girl who lived in Brixton with her aunt and uncle, a Church of England vicar.
Athens has already pushed through a package of austerity measures worth €5.4bn (£4.23bn) as the price of receiving an €86bn bailout agreed at the culmination of last summer's protracted crisis and expected the deal to be finalised last October.
John Halpern Paull) is planning with Nigel Stonier, the producer/songwriter, an 'event' in London in December to be the culmination of 2013, the centenary year of the publication of the first modern crossword.
This, after all, is the culmination of 8,000 years of work.
The Glasgow club undoubtedly deploy greater resources - and they carry an advantage into the culmination of this year's competition.
The culmination of this decade's green revolution was to have been the passage of energy and climate legislation in the United States and the completion of a binding international agreement in Copenhagen.
And in one of those perfect coincidences that border on the paranormal, Harvey Pekar and Paul Buhle, who collaborated on the book with others, will discuss comics and politics at The Graduate Center, CUNY, on Monday -- Dec. 10 -- which also marks International Human Rights Day and the culmination of this year's Amnesty International Global Write-a-Thon.
Cigars was the first of the Adventures published by Casterman, with whom Hergé had signed a contract in late 1933, although much to his annoyance, they delayed publication until the autumn of 1934, after the culmination of the summer holidays.
South Sudan became an independent nation last year, the culmination of a 2005 peace accord that ended decades of fighting between the two sides.
