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Relatively naturalistic in the earlier monuments, the motif was progressively stylized, finally culminating in rich, foamlike foliated scrolls that have little resemblance to the lotus plant.
Birling rules became standardized, and camp championship contests were held, followed by intercamp and eventually intersectional contests, finally culminating in national championship tournaments, called rodeos.
It begins with a trout pool and then turns into a lower trout stream, then an upper trout stream and then a plunge pool before finally culminating in a waterfall where river otters cavort over faux boulders.
From economics to climate change to currency to Iran and finally culminating with North Korea last week, America has sought to push, prod and cajole China, to little or no avail.
The Data FC then provides continued support with a unique array of data management, data analysis, and bioinformatics services, finally culminating in support for data interpretation, as well as results presentation and reporting.
Normal Galaxy Evolution Astronomers decades ago proposed an evolutionary progression among normal galaxies, starting with the near-spherical ellipticals that gradually became squashed ellipticals, eventually changing into closed spirals, followed by open spirals, and finally culminating in irregular galaxies.
On September 7 national war weariness and UN pressure finally culminated in a cease-fire agreement signed in Dar es Salaam, Tanz., between Burundi's Pres.
On Dec. 20 of this year, on the Hawaiian island of Lanai, their long courtship finally culminated in a small sunset wedding at the Four Seasons Resort at Manele Bay.
McGurk also led fourteen months of secret negotiations with Iran on a prisoner swap, which finally culminated in freedom for five Americans in January.
Thus began the first of many -ships: a friendship that became a long courtship that finally culminated in a romantic relationship, in the winter of their sophomore year.
Atrocities, corruption, and maladministration by the Chinese oc cupation authorities finally culminated In the "2‐28 Incident," a rebellion after which some 20,000 Formosan leaders were massacred in March 1947 by Chinese occupation forces and re inforcements sent by Chiang Kai‐shek.
