At this juncture, the once leisurely novel takes on the pace of a spy thriller, with code-cracking and double-crossing aplenty.
His ceding of the ball to Natcho in the build-up for CSKA's second was hardly the first time the Frenchman had done so and from this juncture it was once more too simple for the Russian champions.
At this juncture, we must, once again, stress the importance of the links between viral and cellular evolution and the coherence of the emerging scenarios.
"The player you remember is the manager he became, hard-working and honest," wrote Niall Quinn in an autobiography that at various junctures describes Reid, who once accompanied Quinn to a Van Morrison gig in Manchester sporting a porkpie hat, as "sincere", "decent", "sharp" and "loyal and witty in that diamond Scouse way".
I would never have wanted to face a crucial career choice at that perilous personal juncture, but it reminded me once again that it is possible to distill triumph from adversity.
The world is once again at a critical juncture.
Surveying the expanse over the juncture of the Adriatic and Ionian seas, people once saw -- or imagined -- a void in their tangible environment that they could not explain, other than to say, the world stops here.
The critic Greg Tate once wrote that Rammellzee's "formulations on the juncture between black and Western sign systems make the extrapolations" of academics like Houston A. Baker Jr. and Henry Louis Gates Jr. "seem elementary by comparison".
And it comes at a time when Americans are once again passionately interested in elections and at a juncture where Florida is once again a critical factor in yet another tight and tenaciously fought contest for the Oval Office.
Once again, the Chinese economy is at a critical juncture: following more than a decade of breakneck growth, its economy expanded by only 7.7 per cent last year, its slowest pace in thirteen years.
