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"In Search of the Blues" brings the process to its culmination by making the music invisible and all but irrelevant.
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He traces the evolution of population control through early-20th-century eugenics movements and the "population bomb" hysteria of the 1960s and 1970s to its culmination in large-scale attempts to cut birth rates in poor countries.
This small but well-chosen survey, organized by Anne Abeles, charts Brooks's course from its beginnings in representation to its culmination in the gestural canvases that secured his position among the foremost Abstract Expressionists.
It had been only a month since I wrote a blog post proposing that scientists take to the streets – four short weeks from a crazy idea to its culmination.
The growth of the human organism from the zygote stage to its culmination in adult stature is a highly complex phenomenon involving a multitude of regulatory mechanisms, which control tissue differentiation, generation, and maturation [1].
If you have not heard by now, Kinect takes the concept of the Wii (and the Move) and pursues it to its natural culmination, getting rid of the electronic game controller altogether.
As the endless presidential election has dragged on towards what appears to be its culmination, much has been written about how this has been a wonderful civics lesson for us all.
There will be worldwide wrap parties to celebrate its culmination; throughout its pages there are cameos from its readers as Hogwarts students, little walk-on roles that make them feel alive.
Even his grand finale — bringing on the Abyssinian Baptist Choir to join him in "If You're Out There," the song about changing the world that he introduced at the 2008 Democratic National Convention — worked up to its gospelly culmination with deliberation rather than ecstatic release.
It analyzes the renewed taste for antiquity in the years 1720 to 1770, the "resistance" that it is supposed to have triggered from about 1760 to 1790 and its culmination in neo-Classicism from 1770 on.
