The end of the piece, which I still find myself grappling with, does not resolve the tension, much less leave us with some version of the time-stopping conclusions of both the "Symphony of Psalms" and "Les Noces".
Breaking Bad fans worried about getting their fix now that the TV show has come to a heart-stopping conclusion, can turn to Metástasis, a new Spanish language adaptation of the US series made in Colombia.
"Looking at sales figures from 2012, you can't draw the conclusion that stopping access to the Pirate Bay did anything to help artists.
Pope Innocent XI, who pushed this war to its victorious conclusion, stopped her pension at her own urgent request in order to add it to the war treasury.
If seven responses or fewer were observed in the first stage, then the trial was stopped with the conclusion that the success rate was less than 40.0%.
Due to these constraints, data collection was stopped at the conclusion of the planned data collection period at each case site.
In contrast to our work, the authors do not establish a method to derive a mapping of subgroups of genes to topics and don't provide a gene-topic score, but rather stop at the conclusion that the resulting topics reflect relevant literature topics and establish semantic coherence based on pre-specified Gene Ontology sets [ 9].
Disney executives think people should stop jumping to conclusions about "The Princess and the Frog".
Instead, the majority looked at the consequences of carrying the recent precedents to their logical conclusion, and stopped short.
Even as Mr. Summers was denouncing A.I.G. for the bonuses, he suggested that there was little if anything the government could do to stop them, seconding the conclusion of Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner.
We stop and get the conclusion that v ∈ L p ( Q T ) for any p > 1 when n + 2 − r k ≤ 0. (13).
