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England were in control on the fourth day, lost it, got it back, lost it again and then finally, as shadows stretched across the parched Trent Bridge outfield and memories of 2005 rang ever louder in our ears, took what should be the decisive hold on a plot that has twisted like the beer snakes in the boozy stands all around.
Crisis: the decisive moment (as in a literary plot)... an unstable or crucial time or state of affairs in which a decisive change is impending, especially one with the distinct possibility of a highly undesirable outcome: a financial crisis, the nation's energy crisis..
1963 was marked by a series of alleged plots that played a decisive role in ultimately consolidating power in the hands of Houphouët-Boigny.
Readers, we learn, want a colloquial style, a decisive main character, a fast-moving, rhythmic plot.
In these cases, the variation between plots may not be the decisive factor, but rather the correlation between the forest characteristics and the remote sensing data.
Despite the complex, inconclusive epilogue, the heart of the plot in 1992 was Agassi's decisive, inspirational tennis.
In what the authorities said was a decisive moment in the early stages of the plot, Mr. bin al-Shibh traveled to Afghanistan in November 1999 to meet with leaders of Al Qaeda about the hijackings.
Every game will be decisive.
In outlining the origins of the plot, Mr. Nehm said November 1998 was a decisive moment because that was when Mr. Atta, Mr. Shibh and another suspected conspirator, Said Bahaji, moved into an apartment at 54 Marienstrasse in Hamburg.
