(A, 10) (The political juncture has been defined as a significant displacement of the power correlation).
This juncture has emboldened advocates of a reimagined Pennsylvania Station to propose that the Garden's permit be renewed for only 10 years, thereby compelling everyone involved to come up with a plan for moving the arena off the station before the permit expires again.
That juncture has not arrived yet but a return of one major to date from the collective of Paul Casey, Justin Rose, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter points at underachievement from a group of which a lot more was expected.
But the people around Gore, and evidently the candidate himself, seem to believe that to present him to the voters as he really is — a serious man who at every juncture has pushed himself hard, who cares about doing right, who has developed passion and expertise, who has a sense of the world, who has devoted himself to public life — couldn't possibly work.
Even the popular Shops at Columbus Circle, the six-level mall inside the Time Warner Center, at another prominent Broadway juncture, has experienced turnover of its restaurants since its 2004 opening.
Except people do actually use the term "situation at hand" outside the context of fighting, whereas "juncture" has become the sole provenance of the boiling mad.
So why at this juncture has the individual mandate come under attack - enough to create concern within the Obama White House and Dems on the Hill?
Their findings indicated that a 'critical juncture' had to be reached, when a person moves from a stage of stigmatised equilibrium by re-appraising either what negative consequences they are currently suffering or the positive gains made possible by engaging more actively in solving their hearing problem.
* * * " 'My dear Mr. Bennet,' said his lady to him one day, 'have you heard that Netherfield Park is let at last?' " Translation: "My dear Mr. Bennet," said his partner to him during one diurnal juncture, "have you heard that a hierarchical contractualized negotiation has been consensitized on Netherfield Park?" * * * "Mr. Bennet replied that he had not".
This story is not just being played out north of the border: UK-wide polling shows the Tories and Labour scoring some of their lowest-ever combined shares of the vote, the inconclusive result of the last general election suggested a very significant juncture had been reached – and the fact that next year's result is anyone's guess only underlines the point.
