Some decisive juncture had been passed, and people were erupting with accusations.
The juncture had been reached by which the 31-year-old Kotelnik needed to mug Khan to take his belt back by KO.
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.
To begin uncovering how these polar residues may contribute to the structural basis for GPCR functionality, we have designed human D1-class receptor mutants (hD1-ST1 and hD5-ST1) whereby all Ser and Thr of IL1 and IL1/TM2 juncture have been replaced by Ala and Val, respectively.
President Obama, who at some important junctures has been receptive to arguments for transparency, could direct the C.I.A. to answer FOIA requests that it would prefer to evade.
Yet the junctures have been agonized and tentative.
At every juncture, he has been striving to find "strategic concepts" that could be made to prevail over a history of conflict, mutual grievance and fear.
"We were in a position we had been in in previous games, where the other team made a run and they had gotten the lead, and our response at that juncture lately has been missed shots, turnovers, and no defense.
But I don't mind admitting that, at this juncture, it has been difficult for me.
For all of her emotional self-protectiveness, at critical junctures Berenson has been unwilling, or possibly unable, to perceive the dangers incurred by her words or actions.
