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This market philosophy has perhaps reached its most extreme level in the rise and rise of the sugar daddy-sugar baby relationship.

Between the gaudy parade of eye-poppingly shiny garb in "Sister Act" (by Lez Brotherston) and the jamboree of outlandish drag in "Priscilla," the amount of glittery costuming on Broadway has perhaps reached a historic peak.

While his college roommate has perhaps reached loftier legal heights, Mr. Grais says he realizes that after three decades as a litigator, bouncing from firm to firm and subject area to subject area, he is having a moment.

Indeed, she suggests that our culture has perhaps reached the point where "nearly anything -- geography, ambition, expensive tastes, an abusive childhood, poverty -- seems a more probable motivation for making art than the promptings of longing or love".

But, with the new solo single from Public Enemy rapper/jester Flavor Flav – more than five ­minutes of extreme robo-vocal peculiarity – Auto-Tune has perhaps reached its logical limit.

"The sort of top-down approach of criticism we've seen in the past 25 years, has perhaps reached its apogee".

With Labor now pledging to work through these citizenship follies in a "constructive and bipartisan way" we have perhaps reached a new low, but it's bound to get worse before the next election.

Looking at the 4 centuries as they exist and contrast side by side in the Boston area, we were struck b the the thought that as a country we have perhaps reached a point of historical perspective that was not attainable before and will dissolve with time.

It was strong on the minutiae of the rural scene too, and I wonder if it might fall within the spreading sphere of "the New Nature Writing", which has perhaps now reached into fiction (I started wondering whether this might be happening when I read Cynan Jones' The Dig a while back).

While we are still living with the consequences of the Soviet-Afghan war of 30 years ago, that harrowing resonance has perhaps still not reached the cosy corridors of Washington, London and Brussels.

Have they perhaps reached their goal and no longer need to continue?