White said the football program was at a "critical juncture" and needed to be "restarted".
Further pleas from the UN office in Bangui followed: the country was at a "critical juncture" and needed outside help.
And Glenn Robinson picked up consecutive technical fouls at a crucial juncture and was ejected with 59 seconds left.
Europeans, however, see themselves at a critical and rather treacherous juncture and would like America to pay more attention".
Because it is illegal trade, there are payoffs and bribes to be made at each juncture, and the increased risk requires an increased profit margin.
Swire says he does not believe we're at this juncture, and certainly a curious press makes this vision seem far-fetched.
"I wasn't able to behave coolly at a critical juncture and made serious errors in judgment," he said, according to a court transcript.
He wrote not of energy economics but of "mutual trust", of relations "at a crucial historical juncture" and of Britain as "a country open to foreign investors".
"The vision of global development is at a critical juncture, and the need to move beyond 'business as usual' is stronger than ever," it says.
Emerging democracy in Tunisia is at a critical juncture and challenging the culture of secrecy will be vital in developing more open societies.
In Game 5 in Boston on Monday, Iguodala missed two free throws during another critical third-quarter juncture, and those misses stung after the Celtics took command of the game in the fourth quarter, winning, 101-85.
