By Reeves Wiedeman November 2, 2015 Last night, on the cusp of their World Series win, the Kansas City Royals referred to themselves as family so often that it stopped seeming schmaltzy and started to sound sincere.
The varied stories in "Black Swan Green" are set a month apart, and the bookends match: the first chapter, which takes place just before Jason's thirteenth birthday, is titled "January Man"; the last, set on the cusp of fourteen, bears the same title.
The King's Speech uses one man's enunciation stress as an excuse for a nostalgic glance at the last time, on the cusp of the second world war, when Britain enjoyed imperial world prestige – a little backwards patriotic fling for 2011 audiences prior to the jubilee and the London Olympics.
The first mandibular premolar is elongated, and the last molar has three cusps on the crown, the shortest of which is near the back.
The Red Wings struggled this year and only barely made the post-season, having spent much of the last eight weeks on the cusp.
Gillette introduced the Sensor, a Mach3 predecessor that drove huge growth for the company, in 1990, the cusp of the last downturn.
Simon, who last week seemed on the cusp of escape, with Adele and Chloe in tow, is back on the outside looking in (a point reinforced by more of those lingering shots of him gazing through windows).
The p-last has a strong central cusp.
The two cusps on the last upper premolar (P4) are a large paracone and a smaller protocone.
Averianov [20] conducted the last study to deal specifically with cusp homology among lagomorphs, where he used occlusal patterns to suggest that the central cusp of lagomorphs was a novel structure.
