Category 277, having to do with seals for a "joint or juncture" is more often cited by the categories corresponding to pumps and wells than it cites them.
Lilith's heretical divorce was a juncture for Kawakubo, too.
[cartoon id= a10515"] Lilith's heretical divorce was a juncture for Kawakubo, too.
The top North Korean diplomats at the United Nations have twice over the past month publicly called for direct talks, citing the impending 60th anniversary of the armistice that halted the Korean War as a juncture for a changed relationship.
Heading for union turf at such a juncture is one more sign of Mr. Gore's ambivalence, if not toward the bill, then toward his public association with the bill.
But Nick Spiro, bond expert at Spiro Sovereign Strategy, warns that Portugal is at a "a critical juncture": For the time being, waning political support for the government's austerity policies is not putting upward pressure on yields.
2015 - an important year for climate action 2015 represents a crucial juncture for global climate governance.
Tom Thackray, the CBI director for innovation, said: "This is a critical juncture for the economy and getting behind innovation will be central to the UK's success in the years ahead, with overall R&D spending still too low".
"That is quite substantial advertising for this juncture in a campaign".
Asked to give an assessment of whether Labour and the Liberal Democrats could find common policy ground after the election, Huhne in a piece for the Juncture, the journal of the centre-left thinktank the IPPR, suggests it is possible, even if the personal chemistry between some of the leading figures on either side is poor.
