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"For me, it was the perfect culmination of the trip with Nick, Connollyy said.

It was, in its sentimental and psychologically revealing way, the perfect culmination of — and conclusion to — the Mafia's Me Generation.

"For me, it was the perfect culmination of where that song could go," said Ojay Morgan, the artist behind the song.

It is the perfect culmination of British politics since the referendum: a confected row over a piece of theatre to avoid a real debate.

"Isabella," which Keats himself called "a weak-sided poem," contains some of the emotional weaknesses of Endymion; but "The Eve of St. Agnes" may be considered the perfect culmination of Keats's earlier poetic style.

When Acosta and Karry finally met in 2014, it was the perfect culmination of education, artistry, and entrepreneurship.

And on top of being the perfect culmination to a hilarious saga, the Fallon-Colbert Project also happened to raise quite a bit of money for Donor's Choose.

The perfect culmination to one very hectic mission.

"It's this perfect culmination, where everybody's starting to see this as the wave of the future".

Throwing together elements of house, UK garage and drum'n'bass, these artists deliberately hark back to the 1990s while also sounding like the perfect present-day culmination of past club trends.

Listen to Settle on Spotify here Earlier this year, we rounded up a series of faces we thought represented a new wave of UK dance: Disclosure rubbed shoulders with Rudimental, A*M*E, MNEK and Duke Dumont as part of a mini-scene producing what Guardian writer Alex Macpherson called "the perfect present-day culmination of past club trends".