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It marked the culmination of a frenetic White House campaign to bring a case against Comey—over the objection of career prosecutors—in the final days before the time window for charges expired.

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For some, it’s a last hurrah, the culmination of ideas that had been percolating for years.

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This film is the culmination of years of work, an effort that was celebrated when it debuted at Cannes in May.

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The showily exoticized wallpaper, sold throughout Europe and in North America by celebrated manufacturer Joseph Dufour, was the culmination of Western public fascination with British Royal Navy Capt. James Cook’s three voyages to the Pacific.

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Moms for Liberty referred to the portal as the “culmination” of Justice’s work.

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