On a different juncture of asthma research, a multitude of recently published reports show lower rates of asthma and atopy in children raised on a farm [ 61- 68].
So when he began mulling his next career move as he turned 30, facing a juncture forced on many dancers as they age, he returned to an early love — writing — to tell a story that would have bucked up his younger self.
The answer is yes, but the wager is on matters not reaching such a juncture.
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers will return to the Capitol on Monday from a weeklong recess, facing a critical juncture on immigration legislation and controversies at the Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department that will test Congress's ability to balance its twin responsibilities of legislating and investigating.
WASHINGTON, June 22 (Reuters) - A seven-year push by U.S. Republicans to dismantle Obamacare and kill the taxes it imposed on the wealthy will reach a critical juncture on Thursday when Senate Republican leaders unveil a draft bill they aim to put to a vote, possibly as early as next week.
"The party's over, but I've landed on my feet," he sings at one juncture on Popular Problems, neatly summarising this ongoing state of affairs, and as on its 2012 predecessor, Old Ideas, you can hear everywhere on his 13th album the rejuvenating effect of what should have spelt disaster.
On Monday, Leung said he would launch a consultation on universal suffrage "at an appropriate juncture", as he addressed a reception to celebrate the handover's anniversary.
As the problem women leaving science or their careers stalling moves to a later juncture on the career path, the solutions must be tailored to a different set of circumstances.
The Supreme Court's continuing debate over federal power reached a critical juncture on Tuesday.
The minority has a right to voice legitimate concerns, but it must not employ this tactic to prevent progress on everything at a critical juncture for our country.
