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Arriving at the high point of the journey, elevation-wise, Ms. Kessler beholds the Cruz de Ferro, an iron cross regarded as an important source of spiritual uplift.

From The Wall Street Journal

No longer constrained by moral panic, the Army draft or the decade he spent trapped within the Hollywood industrial complex, this is the King at arguably the high point of his career, right in that sweet spot before his 1973 divorce from Priscilla Presley, after which his mood and health started to flag.

From Los Angeles Times

Walmart’s WMT -1.73%decrease; red down pointing triangle new CEO is starting on a high point.

From The Wall Street Journal

His hourlong speech at the 1988 Democratic National Convention brought many delegates to tears and provided the gathering’s emotional high point.

From Los Angeles Times

The flip is the emotional and physical high point of his program that earns the loudest applause from fans.

From Los Angeles Times