I can't say precisely when the fatal tipping point came.
It was, everyone agreed, a great song to dance to, but, in Amy, that song is pegged as the fatal turning point.
Agassi lost in the quarterfinals of the French Open, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4, with the crowd at Court Philippe Chatrier pleading for him to rally right down to the fatal match point.
The fatal turning point which pitted the democrat against the despot came in the heady days of 1981 as we sought to create political order out of the chaos of the revolution.
But the Christmassiness of it all for me always stuck a fatal holly-point in the heart of both the drama and the comedy.
However, the problems of the older generations are not always the problems of the younger generations and even the most simplified UX designs can have fatal failure points.
Cohort studies that report only fatal end points (final presentations), may have less relevance to informing the success of primary prevention than those which investigate initial presentations.
32 The details contained in this non-fatal data point to locations around the home that are not unique to Queensland, and are eminently preventable at a national level with appropriate interventions.
It had been planned to ascertain fatal end-points and cancer registrations in the UK via the National Health Service Central Register, in Australia via the National Death Index database and in New Zealand via National Health Index number tracing, death registrations, hospital records and the New Zealand Cancer register but with the early closure this was not pursued.
