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The action climaxes at the Palladium in London, where Hannay finally deduces the secret of "the 39 steps".

Evert is nonetheless set on Sparsholt, and the tension between them climaxes at last in a dorm-room seduction.

The Festival of St. John the Baptist (June 24) in San Juan climaxes at midnight when revelers walk backwards into the sea, an act said to bring good luck.

Most of us reach peak alertness at 10am, coordination is best at 2pm, reaction times are fastest around 3pm and muscle strength climaxes at 5pm.

The event climaxes at the cemetery.

A resulting conflict ensues between the rebels and soldiers loyal to Elincia, which climaxes at the capture and attempted execution of the Queen's ally, Lucia.

The choreography starts off as little more than a slow evolution of balances, but the two dancers find the richness in the music and, as it gears up to its climax at around 1.30.00, they make an immaculate transition into the fiendishly difficult manoeuvre where Yoshida is lifted high on Cope's shoulder and spirals down his body into a low dive.

The storyline reaches its climax at Christmas and will undoubtedly be watched by millions.

The drama reached its climax at a meeting of the normally sedate Faculty Senate two years ago.

The year-long retirement celebration had hit its climax at Yankee Stadium.

The media coverage of the football World Cup – which reaches its climax at Rio's Maracana stadium this evening – has tended to rely on lazy stereotypes.