Ellis described for me an encounter with Dean at a pivotal juncture, four months before the bill was signed.
It might be forgivable if they don't remember what young men and women like him were doing there at this juncture, nine years after 9/11.
At this critical juncture, six leading newspapers from the largest EU countries have come together in a joint project to build up a more nuanced picture of the EU, and explore what Europe does well and what not so well.
At this juncture, one muses on the company's connection to Craigslist, the nearly-anything-goes online classified-ad service.
At this juncture, one may want to ask how such feminist epistemology could create a problem for the possibility of moral knowledge.
(At this juncture, one naturally notes the dichotomy between Trump's definition of surfing, and the more salutary online activity of navigating Forbes.com).
At this juncture, three months into having my family's life turned inside out, I have just one question to ask: Does anybody actually give a rat's ass about caregivers?
Twice before, America has ventured this moral precipice and twice before, at similar historic junctures two centuries in a row, it has plummeted over the edge into overt racism, (sexism, too), and repression.
People committed to social change, from here as well as from Paris and other cities, came to create a largely self-contained neighborhood of apartment buildings, parks, schools, and health and local services in this city of 160,000 people, at the spectacular juncture of two rivers and three mountain ranges at the foot of the French Alps.
ThyX is a tetramer with each of the four active sites being formed by the juncture of three of the four subunits.
