So I said the market would crash by Oct. 5, 2001 because that is when we had the culmination of the Mars-Uranus cycle.
The deal they've pushed for has been the culmination of visible negotiations not the kind of secret back-channel conversations that Kissinger favored.
Bruce Munro, 56, who has lit up cities and landscapes from Arizona to Scotland, says the Field of Light in Uluru has been the culmination of decades of thinking.
He is also, apparently, utterly obsessed with his new project, which he has called "the culmination" of his life.
For McCarville, the Liberty's playoff run has been the culmination of a tortuous journey in which she went from college big shot to W.N.B.A. wanderer.
Today has been the culmination of a lot of hard work from a lot of people such as the owners, directors, players and management.
Amid the excitement of what is, unquestionably, a magnificent achievement by any measure, O'Neill understands this elevation has been the culmination of over three years' work.
In fact, 2014 has been the culmination of a 10-year plan, I'm told by her manager, Danny Nozell, conceived "to try and put her back on top in the tail-end of her career".
That will be followed 11 days later on January 12 , 2015 when we will have the glorious culmination of the College Football Playoff and Justice will finally be satisfied.
It would appear to have been the culmination of tittle-tattle it had been running for years making the same claim.
