Correction: Due to an apparent press release error, Climax Studios was originally listed as Climax Entertainment.
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She remembers Hadden asking her if she was able to climax, "and how was I able to climax," she said.
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Now I can't see that crisis any longer means a climax, unless we are willing to grant that every breath of wind has a climax (which I am), but then that obliterates climax, being a surfeit of such.
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It all builds to a gripping climax that — as any good sci-fi climax does — puts the fate of humanity in the balance.
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A climax will take place for you professionally — exciting!
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That is why the climax of "The Handmaiden" really is a climax, with a pair of lovers interlinked—under a full moon, naturally—and joined, at last, by the bonds of truth.
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The climax here being Cardi B's arrival in Thom Browne.
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Literally all the superheroes in the climax of Avengers: Endgame.
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Simon Gardner, the chief executive officer at Climax Studios, concurred.
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And the climax is when reality has become a nightmare.
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I was sure he'd be instrumental in some impending climax.
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This tropical tour builds to a whopper of a climax.
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These strands reach a climax on a wildly dramatic day.
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Just as as it reaches its climax, she stops herself.
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The climax offers hope for true change in Bojack's behavior.
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Another app, Arise from Climax Studios, is a puzzle game.
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So, did Nick Viall bring her to that elusive climax?
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Many Lovecraft admirers couldn't see it through to its climax.
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Speaking of climax, here's where the episode gets really good.
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The Hill: Cohen saga reaches dramatic climax in federal court.
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Are we trending toward a climax, or a purposeful anticlimax?
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But the truth of the performance's climax is more complicated.
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Myth: If you're turned on, you'll be able to climax.
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If the song has one climax, it must have four.
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I'll leave the climax and resolution for those who persist.
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A critical climax arrives in a conversation that's been brewing!
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Naito after the latter's win in the G1 Climax tournament.
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For one writer, climax started as young as age six.
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A climax concerning your career is likely to take place.
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A climax is going to take place in your relationships.
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Her hands move frenetically with the climax of each song.
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Many just overemphasize every blazing climax and drive tempos frantically.
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A major climax around these themes will arrive, sweet cow!
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What exciting event can be the climax of our story?
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It feels like 250 is nearing a climax in Cleveland.
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When the climax comes, there is nothing spectacular about it.
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A demonic Stay Puft Marshmallow Man arrives at the climax.
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We're getting to the climax now, so we need protein.
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Today's full moon in Aries brings an intense emotional climax.
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The climax of tonight's episode is a case in point.
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How many moments of climax can a single symphony have?
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Also watch out for a climax in your love life!
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The images create necessary narrative elements: rising action, climax, resolution.
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Countless magazine articles have focused on tips for helping women achieve climax more often, or even for the first time in their lives, and yet a large number of women still have trouble reaching climax.
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So let me ask you: Describe your experience of creating Climax.
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To give away any more would ruin the book's dramatic climax.
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Now it appears the plot is set for a riveting climax.
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The concert had been due to climax with something totally unique.
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Traffic for female users didn't reach a climax until 2 a.m.
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Some ongoing conversation you've been involved with will reach a climax.
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Episode 6 ends with the climax we've all been waiting for.
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RoboCop also walks on top of water at the movie's climax.
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Expect a climax around a situation concerning sex or shared resources.
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There's a true emotional core at the center of the climax.
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That was the first time that I ever experienced a climax.
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I think we are pretty close to a selling climax here.
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MARCH 20 The saga of President Trump's claims reaches a climax.
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Expect the same slow, threatening build, and one equally horrific climax.
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After the unexpectedly emotional climax of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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A climax around some partnership is taking place in your life.
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"If he wins more, it's denouement; it's not climax," Phelan said.
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And when I hit it, it's like the climax in sex.
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Thus far, the NBA Finals have been a towering anti-climax.
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The full moon in Taurus will bring a big climax emotionally.
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They want to climax and jump immediately in the shower, thankyouverymuch.
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This Aries full moon will mark a climax in your relationships.
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Issues concerning your roommates or landlord will come to a climax.
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Climax is for those who are swept by New Year's Eve.
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The tournament continues to build toward its exciting and unpredictable climax.
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True to Aristotelian precepts, the opera's climax occurs in Act III.
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The climax feels rushed and muted, the resolution a little pat.
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"Climax" isn't the only recent movie to match dance with horror.
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Now, it has abruptly halted at what should be its climax.
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The climax, too, may seem risky after the slow-moving middle.
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The thrashing on top of me reached a climax—and stopped.
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Still, diversions keep coming, even when the tragedy reaches its climax.
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Should we be surprised, then, that the climax is a letdown?
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Its pattern is inciting incident, rising tension, explosive climax and denouement.
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In astrology, full moons bring a period of climax and release.
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Target Margin Theater's yearslong encounter with Eugene O'Neill reaches its climax.
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Now, with Natalie Beach's essay, that story has reached a climax.
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But it's all in service of a climax that never arrives.
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A big climax will come tomorrow, thanks to the full moon.
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Full moons are a time of culmination, climax, and letting go.
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He's mesmerizing on "Climax," a feature with fellow Atlanta artist 6lack.
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But I can tell that the climax has yet to come.
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After typical hi-jinks, the film's climax is set at the school's senior prom which Barney uses his powers to disrobe several people when he loses his self control, a parody climax of Stephen King's Carrie.
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My climax from orgasmic meditation was not only longer, but I was physically more at ease, leading to a fuller body climax rather than a localized one that only sends those tingly good feelings to your clitoris.
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The biggest controversy was saved for the climax of the final game.
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Act 2 is rising action, with everything building up towards a climax.
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But two fortunate moments went England's way during the World Cup's climax.
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All along, it wasn't headed toward a predictable good-versus-evil climax.
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Because of that, seeds of this climax were sown throughout the season.
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A situation that's been brewing at home will come to a climax.
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To see that come to a climax would be tough for anyone.
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In the film's dramatic climax, a young man blows up a church.
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Which, of course, just made that bittersweet climax all that more devastating.
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Through erotic hypnosis, people have claimed they reached climax just by thinking.
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Bumblebee also succumbs to its franchise DNA during its third-act climax.
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In Good Girl Gone Bad, this is the climax of the story.
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Another invention (spoiler alert) is a bombing incident at the movie's climax.
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This was actually the climax of the academy's 17th annual installment, folks.
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Go deeper ... Timeline: Julian Assange's 9-year legal limbo reaches its climax
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Go deeper... Timeline: Julian Assange's 9-year legal limbo reaches its climax
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Go deeper: Timeline: Julian Assange's 9-year legal limbo reaches its climax
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A story about to reach its climax... Maybe waiting isn't so bad.
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There will be a climax in a situation concerning a partnership today.
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Aside from being the annual climax of a year's worth of athletic
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If they can't climax from rimjobs alone, it's grounds for being institutionalized.
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A climax around a project you've been hoping to complete will arrive.
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There's no climax, but the episode ends on a high note anyway.
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The climax of this episode is watching everyone prepare for Juneteenth dinner.
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Ahead, 20 women describe exactly what they sound like when they climax.
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Other risqué names include the "Climax" mascara and "Deep Throat" blush shade.
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It is also familiar, delivering her political career to its logical climax.
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The confrontation with North Korea is accelerating toward a potentially catastrophic climax.
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As its motion slows down, behind-the-scenes conversations reach a climax.
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The climax of the convention is the presentation of the Hugo Awards.
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There are diverse reasons for why someone might be unable to climax.
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Each tweet built toward the story's climax (and its eventual disappointing conclusion).
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The dramatic climax of the film starts with an exposed bra strap.
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The climax of the movie involves a huge chase through Warner Bros.
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A climax is sure to come to a creative project or fling.
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This article contains spoilers for Climax and The House That Jack Built.
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It's his docked spaceship on which the ostensibly thrilling climax takes place.
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As his speech reached a climax, there were uncontrolled whoops of joy.
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A climax to a situation that's been building will soon take place.
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This, and the book's finale, "The Gathering," seem appended, an anticlimactic climax.
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A peaceful anti-climax will help Trump and damage the Democrats' credibility.
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In the film's climax, Costner manages to get those first-rounders back.
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Sunday night will climax with sets from Chaka Khan and Lauryn Hill.
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She and her new boyfriend have sex, but she doesn't reach climax.
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Senator John McCain's "no" vote was the climax of the dramatic vote.
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The race itself is the climax of a weeklong horse-themed party.
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The "Animal Farm" meets "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" climax yields some clever twists.
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On Sunday, pilgrims prayed on Mount Arafat at the climax of haj.
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Gergel brings his riveting narrative to a climax with the Briggs v.
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A climax seems imminent, and I'm talking days, not weeks or months.
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In its climax, as Constance Grady has already noted for Vox, Mrs.
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Climax moment: The double "Bleh, BLEH" that Jones spits at 1:27.
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Taddeo writes in the prologue that she initially embarked upon her project — documenting "human desire" — with the intent of speaking with men, but her male subjects' stories seemed to reach their climax at the point of...literal climax.
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Elvis & Nixon, which premiered this week at the Tribeca Film Festival, naturally saves that eventual meeting for the climax — if an unhurried conversation between icons, punctuated with low-key gags and discomfort humor, can be called a climax.
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THE snap election has come to a crackling climax that few had expected.
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As the game reaches its climax, Yi flings her arms in the air.
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Expect a situation, concerning your home or family, to come to a climax.
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It will also result in a climax in some conversation that's been building.
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"During the big climax of the movie…she really went there," he said.
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Statement-making opportunities don't just come at the climax of the movie life.
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A climax is taking place in your relationships and in your creative process.
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For the climax of the film, I was thinking a lot about Scorsese.
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He even repeats his catchphrase, "I live for this shit," in the climax.
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And the movie's violent climax depends on an unexplained act of random magic.
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This evening's full moon in Virgo will bring a climax to your relationships.
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A blissful climax from an unseen presence, as Liu remarked to US Weekly.
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Go full '2180s Dad as you reach the climax of pumpkin carving season.
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After a few minutes, in place of her climax, the video just ended.
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The waves of orgasms lasting a good ten minutes after climax before waning.
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This is especially true for women, simply because we take longer to climax.
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Things came to a climax around what to do about the phone business.
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A climax takes place in your day job or around your daily routines.
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A climax is taking place in your love life and your creative projects.
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Climax, his first project with millennial kryptonite factory A24, is already heavily anticipated.
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The women's heptathlon also reaches its climax on Sunday in the London Stadium.
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It's a big day for your partnerships— a major climax has taken place.
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This was the same boyfriend who never once earned a climax from Gates.
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A climax (pun always intended) is going to take place in your partnerships.
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It turns out that genital touch isn't always needed in order to climax.
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It's quite exciting how it ramps up speeds up toward a dangerous climax.
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This article contains spoilers for the climax of the film Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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All of this is suggestive of at least a short-term selling climax.
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A secret affair or crush could also reach a climax at this time.
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The operation had reached its climax, and they had no attention to spare.
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There are a number of ways in which people might struggle to climax.
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A climax is taking place in your love life and social life, Pisces!
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The promotional blitzes climax in the weeks before the film is even released.
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I reach into the backseat for a reusable tote, and we climax simultaneously.
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Having started slow, the team seemed to be peaking at the competition's climax.
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In a predictable climax, Whishaw ingests champagne and pills, reënacting Monroe's fatal overdose.
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The grim climax comes when Chester has his night with the young Charles.
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This was the climax of the nine-day festival of the Greater Mysteries.
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And because of that, conversely, even this gorgeous climax seems touched — even enhanced?
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A climax is nearly here thanks to the upcoming full moon in Libra.
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Here she is singing the climax of the mad scene during that run.
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It all builds to a climax that's entirely satisfying and not particularly overwhelming.
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The match served as a climax of the players' recent off-court conflict.
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At the dance's wild climax, however, Ms. Petersen liberates herself from her double.
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The overall climax of the series will work no matter how you get there, and the climax of each episode will work no matter how you get there, but no two viewings of an episode will ever be the same.
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The book reaches its climax after the atomic bomb explodes above Hiroshima on Aug.
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Because the climax finds her literally burning that history to ashes with patriarchal hellfire.
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What the special loses because of its melodramatic climax it gains from sheer simplicity.
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But there's no central action in a Powerpoint, no narrative climax as a slideshow.
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And the closer Life gets to the climax, the more balls its story drops.
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In the climax of the story, we learn just how deep Alexandra's pain is.
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Tonight's full moon in Virgo brings a climax around a situation concerning your work.
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Climax is something of a feature-length DJ mix, with Noé behind the decks.
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But a season-ending climax is an opportunity to bring all the threads together.
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It marked the climax of weeks of mass protests at the border with Israel.
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"The economic climax will probably have been reached in the second quarter," she said.
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The crowd had thinned considerably since the weekend's climax, but numerous die-hards remained.
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A climax arrives in your love life, and in your creative endeavors as well.
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As the chorus builds, it sounds like a climax—breathy with a sweet release.
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Voila, this was the anti-climax that risk-averse investors had been hoping for.
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At the climax of the rite, altars, stages and giant totems were set ablaze.
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At the climax, the priest destroys the altar in an act of horrifying sacrilege.
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An issue concerning your own wallet is also likely to come to a climax.
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"Arousal is one problem, but climax is a complete different brain issue," Prause said.
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The Watergate scandal was like Shakespeare—a drama that built to a satisfying climax.
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That is why Horan was frustrated to watch the climax of the opening ceremony.
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The drama reached a climax in April when she finally snapped and stabbed him.
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The scandal reached its climax when VA Secretary Eric Shinseki resigned May 30, 2014.
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A situation that's been brewing in a relationship will finally come to a climax.
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The workers' heroic defeat of the coup was perhaps the true climax of 19173.
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A climax arrives in your intimate partnerships, and in your creative projects as well.
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The album's first climax, Stevie Nicks' "Dreams," reportedly came about in just five minutes.
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But very rarely did you see the money shot being offered as the climax.
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A climax around a sensitive situation concerning intimacy or security is sure to unfold.
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So that's why I made them metal fans—I really wanted a metal climax!
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That debate reached a climax on Tuesday when the House passed such a bill.
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A common climax in her films was her combating a villain twice her size.
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A serious climax is about to take place in your life, so brace yourself.
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The climax of Rogue One takes place inside an incredibly poorly-designed Imperial archive.
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The climax is an extended solo by the woman eventually chosen to be sacrificed.
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At the musical's climax, S.S. men descend into the auditorium and block the exits.
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" A climax near a churning ocean brought to mind François Truffaut's "The 400 Blows.
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The climax here, backtracking on a daring idea, shows a wobbly grasp of tone.
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The climax of Ubisoft's E3 2017 was a running joke brought to vibrant life.
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" Its climax unwinds during a high school dance that goes sideways, just like "Carrie.
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Even a seeming twist on "The Graduate" at the climax can't salvage the movie.
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So that wasn't quite the climax Mr. Tidman and his team had hoped for.
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It's the climax of this film, but really Ms. Flowers's career is just beginning.
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There's a wave of rising action, a climax, and falling action into the end.
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Both have rising action and a climax (since baseball games never end in ties)!
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The climax of "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" was filmed in Petra, Jordan.
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It was the climax of a busy day for the 80-year-old pope.
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Building toward a fleeting climax, the cast inserted LED lights into the pockmarked walls.
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One out of every three times or so, a climax began, then suddenly disappeared.
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The event is the climax of the Olympic competition and decides the individual medals.
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Most of the adult fiction I read takes its time building to the climax.
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This acts as a visual meter, enabling her to better judge when she'll climax.
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Tonight's powerful full moon in Aries brings a big climax in your relationships, Libra!
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" For many women in their survey, he continues, "vaginal intercourse wasn't necessary [to climax].
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This is just post climax and that's what happens in the scene, so, action.
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Circle this date on your calendar for a major climax in your intimate relationships.
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For women, the most common problem was difficulty in reaching climax (for 21.3 percent).
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This reaches a climax in its fourth part with the character closest to death.
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Simply put, Climax can really only be described as a party promoter's dream film.
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NOISEY: Climax treats both the party and its soundtrack like characters in the story.
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Brazil's political crisis appears to be building up to some kind of dramatic climax.
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Have I mentioned that the show's big dramatic climax involves very exciting tai chi?
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Climax moment: around 1:23, when Jones bounces to his own echoing chicken squawk.
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The climax of the novel comes when Daisy runs over Tom's mistress with Gatsby's car.
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President Donald Trump's wiretapping accusation hits a dramatic climax at FBI Director James Comey's hearing.
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And then—here's the climax—the user could upload that data into a smartphone app.
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But once you go through the journey, by climax it has a very nice message.
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At 16, during the climax of my mother's downfall, I became hooked on caffeine pills.
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The narrative rises, and then rises again, then again—a longer climax, you might say.
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And then you want me to climax the music, go to black and run credits?
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But this is a bit of a feint, because the actual climax is far weirder.
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Situations that have been brewing between you and your partners come to a big climax.
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The piece crescendoes to a clattering climax, and then, just like that, all is silent.
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And in 9 and 10, this is going to climax in all the character feels.
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Plus, the full moon in Libra brings a potent climax to situations concerning your relationships.
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The film's climax is a thoroughly enjoyable, utterly ridiculous action sprint that's predictable, but entertaining.
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Her destiny is to totter into the spotlight at evening's climax and sing That Song.
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It lays a foundation for progressively weirder phenomena, building to grotesque surrealism at the climax.
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Perhaps more taboo than any of that, however, was the film's ballet-of-death climax.
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" He added, "I don't even think they could have reached that climax making love physically.
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Climax is also easier to inhale than Noé's earlier work because of its musical supervision.
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Climax premiered on March 1, 2019 and is playing in select theaters across the country.
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Legion's first season was a wild ride that reached its climax on the astral plane.
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The Everest season reaches its climax during a "weather window" that typically opens until May.
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Tellingly, the trailer's emotional climax involves the grandfather relishing the big city with his family.
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And then things came to a climax around what to do about the phone business.
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This week is the climax of two months of protests by the strip's 2m residents.
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It was an anti-climactic climax, another odd moment in a campaign replete with them.
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You aren't acting, but you do want an exciting experience that culminates in a climax.
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The final week of Libra season marks the climax of all of your busy work.
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Full moons bring revelations and climax, so expect some around your career or your reputation.
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Even women who do climax during sex only do so 50-70% of the time.
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As it heads toward a massive climax, it knows it can always rely on spectacle.
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Today's full moon in Virgo brings a big climax in a situation concerning your finances.
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Today's full moon in Virgo brings a climax to a situation in your personal life.
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I have a feeling this is going to hit a huge climax and blow up.
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"It was this incident that brought the crisis to a climax," the second source said.
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It just seemed like the climax for every urban explorer—the best of the best.
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Then the climax at the end with the crazy last game, some tough rallies there.
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A climax will take place in your relationships, especially concerning time management and self-care.
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The decathlon reaches its climax with the traditional 1,500m to close the multi-discipline event.
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A climax in your relationships is reached today, and the shift is an unexpected one.
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For an experience that ended with a climax, the whole thing felt rather anti-climatic.
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Breakthroughs within your creative projects will arrive, as will a climax in your love life.
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A big climax is taking place in your love life, or in your artistic endeavors.
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The full moon in Sagittarius arrives at 4:31 AM, and a climax is reached.
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Sexologist Emily Morse, PhD, adds that the effects of your climax might last longer, too.
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It was almost the truest version of the band or the climax of the band.
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If you can somehow mentally erase the climax, then "Dangal" has so much to offer.
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A climax has been reached—and it's time to confront any power struggles taking place.
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Yesterday's full moon in your sign brought a big climax, Virgo—do you feel relieved?
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I never forgot how the church shook when Moss reached the climax of his sermon.
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"Claustrum (Cloister)" (2015) is the climax to the exhibition and the answer to that question.
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And the once even-keeled, resigned "Life's a Bitch" builds to a euphoric, mesmerizing climax.
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It happens like clockwork at the climax of each of his most well known songs.
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A powerful climax is taking place concerning intimacy, so watch for changes in your relationships.
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"Empty Places" in theory takes that theme to its climax, but the execution is off.
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The climax of the show involved four members of Mr. Mirowski's improv troupe, Improbotics Ltd.
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A situation has been building in your social life, and the climax is reached today.
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When the climax came, Trotsky was tough: "We won't give way an inch," he bellowed.
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Ultimately, Riley's vividly realized setting and Suzy's firecracker spirit collide in a surprising whiplash climax.
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The bride's father retired as a metallurgist from Stork Climax Research Services in Wixom, Mich.
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Their conflict led to a fiery climax at the Johnson Ranch near Johnson City, Tex.
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Antic effects-laden car chases in town and country ensue, leading to a tender climax.
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But the spiraling intensity of the saxophone, percussion and organ build toward a powerful climax.
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General Suleimani's death was the climax of tit-for-tat violence that began on Dec.
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At the big climax, Sam and Micah each make their choice and the credits roll.
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Maybe you were spanked as a child, and now you want that when you climax.
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We went in and did a lot of rearrangements on "Climax" at the last minute.
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He vacillates wildly between the two, which makes the film's climax all the more effective.
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Each film either had good story structure (dramatic tension, emotional climax) or it was flat.
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Today's full moon in Libra brings a big climax to your sex life (pun obviously intended).
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In some ways, that affair (pun intended) was the climax of Flynt's long crusade against hypocrisy.
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Gillian Anderson promises a "really amazing climax" in the video and we're inclined to believe her.
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After an eternity of excruciatingly slow build-up, he reached a crashing climax, then stopped abruptly.
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That well-deserved award goes to the climax of "Episode 4's" many twists and turns.
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But despite what it may seem, that, my friends, is not the climax of this story.
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A big, epic kiss (the climax of many a romantic drama) is firmly off the table.
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When determining the animation, I also try to use very simple principles as buildup, climax, etc.
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They start popping up in January and reach sugar-rushed climax today, February 5, Runeberg Day.
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A situation that's been brewing at your day job may finally come to a climax, too.
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It didn't take long into our senior year for my obsession to reach its inevitable climax.
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Until the book's climax, it all feels like a distant threat, like thunderclouds on the horizon.
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This inability to concentrate on the act before you — sex — can affect your ability to climax.
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Climax, Noé's latest, is almost refreshing in comparison to the strained transgression of his past work.
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And so on, until things climax in a disturbing incident towards the end of the film.
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Others — Loki, Heimdall, Gamora, and Vision — are killed in the action leading up to that climax.
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I fell off the peak of my climax and felt a welling of white heat within.
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When Diana vanquished Ares in the movie's climax, women in the theater literally whooped and cheered.
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As for the climax of the movie, when the rebels reach Jerusalem for a heroic shootout?
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A situation that's been building concerning finances or your sense of security comes to a climax.
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Eventually it drowns out Byrne's own vocal racket; toward the end, at the song's climax — finally!
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A big climax recently occurred for your relationships, Aries, thanks to the full moon in Libra.
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During the big third-act climax, he even gets a big hero moment independent of Diana's.
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An important conversation comes to a climax and helps you see things from a new perspective.
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I climax as quickly and efficiently as a teenage boy discovering PornHub for the first time.
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At the RNC, I was simply waiting for the outrage to combust and hit a climax.
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This will bring a big climax to a conversation that's been building in your life, Sagittarius.
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Behold the climax of Act II: This is a jig, and it's up at this point.
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In that way it was like a movie with a lot of action, but no climax.
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A massive climax will soon take place within your partnerships thanks to the upcoming full moon.
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Queue Van Halen's "Jump," and you have yourself a good climax to a decent sports movie.
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Margaret realizes that something is dissolving and absorbing her sexual partners at the moment of climax.
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The full moon in Capricorn on June 28 will bring a big climax to your partnerships.
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The climax of an ongoing conversation could come now, or a deep revelation could be made.
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He drove to the climax; lyrical details were suavely caressed but pressed into the onward rush.
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As it reaches its climax in Parliament and in Brussels, those divisions are sharper than ever.
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An important climax in your financial situation takes place as the full moon in Aquarius arrives.
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The violent break-up between Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel reached its climax in 23.
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A climax will be reached, a lesson will be taught, and an understanding will be had.
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There are only three large photos in the show, and maybe those create this climax aspect.
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There's a full moon in Libra on March 20, which brings a huge climax in communication.
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The music builds to a climax and then suddenly we hear the sound of a collision.
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Can one mighty instrument succeed where so many phalluses have failed, and bring women to climax?
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This will bring a major climax to your relationships, Gemini—lots of talk will take place.
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The EU push comes as a landmark legal battle in the United States nears its climax.
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Then he reappears at the climax as the presumptive antagonist of the remaining Fantastic Beasts movies.
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In fact, the pardon was the climax of a decades-long campaign on Mr. Milken's behalf.
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In a climax of sorts, Mr. Laris Cohen escorted a crisply dressed man onto the stage.
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Had Guzman, 61, testified, it would have provided a fitting climax to an already dramatic trial.
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The full moon in Scorpio brings a climax to an important conversation that has been brewing.
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This leads to the climax of the episode, and perhaps the summarizing scene of the series.
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The intermissionless production takes its time, building to a chilling climax over 135 sometimes soporific minutes.
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The, er, climax, though, comes later — when Dodson coaches Ross through achieving an on-camera orgasm.
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That the climax to this season's group stages is so low key only strengthens that impression.
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Yanked back into the present, the writers said that they regretted having to shift Joyce's climax.
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They predicted the next crisis would begin around 2005 and reach its climax sometime before 2025.
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That's partly because Ms. Scheer's script becomes overcrowded with revelations as it heads toward its climax.
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The climax may be slow in coming, but once it arrives, it erupts with monumental force.
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Obama's address was the climax of a four-day food industry conference in the Italian city.
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In another deliberately thwarted climax, Malik disappears from view, doomed to await an indefinitely postponed trial.
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The brio of the best Americana is present throughout the work, particularly in its rousing climax.
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The climax, which has Chauhan deliver a speech at the United Nations, is overwrought and overdone.
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"You get breathy confessional head-voice moments building to a belty chest-voice climax," he added.
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Most campaigns want to skip to the climax, forgetting that the voters don't trust you yet.
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If an issue at home is brewing, this full moon will bring it to a climax.
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By the time the climax rolled around, I found myself strangely complacent about the whole thing.
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But you cannot promise a climax to seven seasons of dread and tension over the relentless existential threat of the Army of the Dead, conclude that with a gargantuan battle sequence that lasts nearly an hour, and then skip the details of how that climax is reached.
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While most people's favorite Donnie Yen movie is Ip Man, I think we can all agree that the climax of Kung Fu Killer finds Donnie Yen fighting the bad guy in the middle of a busy interstate, and Ip Man's climax involves something slightly less cool.
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Of course I've never witnessed it get as bad as Climax, but I've seen that living catastrophe.
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If someone viewed Climax at face value, they might think it had a negative view on narcotics.
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Todd does not feel it when stuff is going on, but is occasionally able to reach climax.
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It's a destructive and dangerous climax to what has been a devastating wildfire season in the state.
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I press my palms hard into the ground and feel the rhythm swelling alchemically towards a climax.
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A big climax is about to be reached in your relationships, Aries— what will this release bring?
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The climax involves the male lead, revealed to be rather deranged, trying to blow up the school.
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Liuzzo was killed just hours after she participated in the climax of the Selma to Montgomery march.
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We have reached a climax point in human history where nature is starting to turn against us.
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This looming climax puts into relief a very old limitation in computer engineering: the rigidity of circuits.
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This move of authenticity callouts reached a climax during her real-life estrangement from castmate Jill Zarin.
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As Game of Thrones builds up to its icy and fiery climax, the chosen one will emerge.
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A great song has a climax that throws you to its conclusion feeling energized, drained, or fulfilled.
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And when he finally connects with Spider-Man near the movie's climax, the tension is just wonderful.
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The "climax" we've been told not to miss, in all those promos and ads, begins in matrimony.
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And then the climax: Leann shows up, having a breakdown and screaming at Hollywood about their baby.
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It's the climax of the film, one last gasp at a truce that they know can't happen.
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The first four episodes of the series — which climax in Hickok's death — are the most classically Western.
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But fans largely didn't expect what they got — a bloodbath to rival the climax of The Godfather.
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Tonight, the full moon in Gemini illuminates an issue you've been worried about—a climax takes place.
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Fortunately, some players managed to capture the climax, and the proverbial fireworks are a sight to behold.
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He groans and pushes faster and harder, as our crescendo moves us closer to a dizzying climax.
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Zygote is the most straightforward of them all — playing out the climax of a much larger story.
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A climax takes place in a partnership today, as emotions that were building reach a critical point.
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For added drama around the eyes, Frederick layered NARS Climax mascara on top of Tatty lash strips.
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At the climax of the cycle—meaning the full moon—situations tend to reach their breaking point.
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A climax is here and an ending may take place, but passion is in the air, too.
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And cocaine, from the early-70s up to the giddying climax of 1975, certainly accelerated his muse.
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In a soap-opera sports show, emotions can run high when long-term storytelling reaches its climax.
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Comer and Haig play this horror climax perfectly, as Villanelle's bloodlust rises in tandem with Bill's panic.
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A climax is being reached in an issue that has been building between you and your partners.
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A major climax takes place in your relationships today, Pisces, thanks to the full moon in Virgo.
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The momentum of the Vulture reveal propels the story to its climax, which is effective, if imperfect.
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A situation that's been brewing in your love life or your artistic endeavors will reach a climax.
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At the protest's climax, the Farmers For Action organisers hand a letter to Prime Minister David Cameron.
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The plot's eventual climax and denouement recalls a particular classical myth, but I won't give it away.
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So for me, season 5 has reached a sort of climax of Jessa's aspects and her colors.
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The somber opening violin and clarinet lines unfolded to haunting effect before eventually reaching a fervent climax.
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As this thriller nears its climax, Mr. Vyleta's plot twists also require an awful lot of exposition.
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An issue that's been waiting to blow concerning family or a roommate will come to a climax.
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A climax around a situation that's been brewing in your sex life is going to take place!
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The climax of the Trump visit was a fifty-minute press conference on the lawn at Chequers.
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Then, at the climax, she lies back, close to Jackson, and slowly turns her face to his.
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The climax of the movie comes when Colvin writes up a searing account of her semi-blinding.
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Spoiler alert: just as the couple got engaged at the climax of the film, we touched down.
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The violent climax is teased out to the end, maximizing the suspense like a well made policier.
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Today's full moon in Aquarius brings a powerful climax in a situation that's been weighing you down.
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That's how the second "Mission: Impossible" film began, and it's how the sixth arrives at a climax.
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In fact, your experience of needing clitoral stimulation to reach climax is the case for most women.
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It will bring a turning point, a climax, even a confrontation in, or related to, a relationship.
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The climax of the exhibition is a room containing the three paintings of the Yellow House bedroom.
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If a situation has been brewing at your day job, it will likely reach a climax now.
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The climax of songs like "2+2=5" came and went, leaving me on edge, wanting more.
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The full moon in Capricorn late this evening brings a climax around an issue concerning these themes.
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During this full moon, a climax will likely take place in a project you've been working on.
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A situation relating to your neighborhood or your siblings is likely to come to a climax, too.
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His part in "Climax" will increase his visibility when it comes to French movie theaters in September.
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There's a passionate, dissonant climax, and then a sublimely mystical return of the berceuse at the end.
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I am drawn to the ones who will never be there at the climax of the book.
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But it becomes rather drifty and slack as it progresses, building to no particular climax or conclusion.
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There's an especially funny montage right at the climax of the movie that uses Chuck Norris clips.
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Emotions run high and a climax is reached: A wish you dreamed up may finally be realized.
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After the film's climax, in a moment of both existential and emotional vulnerability, the queen's hair emerges.
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As the movie reaches its climax, other adults — many of them scientists — are shown acting like children.
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As her show dilates time, it imbues the day's news with a sense of world-historical climax.
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At the novel's climax, the snakes both metaphorical and literal seem poised to destroy this backwoods Eden.
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But overheated family confessions meet SWAT team conventions at the climax, and little resonates in their wake.
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A lively closing dance sequence, after an earnest, underwhelming climax, pays affectionate tribute to Bollywood production numbers.
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The wolves that menace Marie's flocks supply Mr. Guiraudie with a folkloric dimension, and a haunting climax.
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When "Angel of the Morning" played over the teary climax, she rocked out a little, chin forward.
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As the music's finale builds thrillingly to glory, Ivan's coronation reaches its climax: Almost nobody onstage moves.
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"The Resisters" might be the only dystopian novel whose climax involves a tense, high-stakes baseball game.
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Today's full moon in Aries brings a climax to a situation that's been brewing in your finances.
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This climax was stunning during the Philadelphia Orchestra's performance at Carnegie Hall, conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
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Many faith-based films settle for a Jesus-loves-me climax without digging far into theological matters.
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Regardless of the state of your brackets, the drive to the Final Four is reaching its climax.
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The climax of every speech should last the length of a human breath, or about 12 seconds.
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Wendy Burch, a KTLA reporter, was at the event Tuesday as it was reaching its frenzied climax.
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This rookie drama has garnered buzz and acclaim as its first season heads toward an explosive climax.
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In the film he inspires others to engage in violent acts, which leads to a bloody climax.
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This summer saw its annual G1 Climax, a multi-month long round robin tournament, do record numbers.
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Each line is a euphemism or statement or take on death culminating in a climax of goodbyes.
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What kind of party would play music that shimmers so evenly, without a single climax or drop?
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In the ad&aposs dramatic climax, a gush of water douses the fire and the threat is extinguished.
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The closing event of the conference, with his self-administered injection at the climax, was about to begin.
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DJ Xenn held a hand in the air, and the song reached for a climax along with him.
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A full moon in your opposite sign Cancer arrives this afternoon, bringing a big climax to your relationships.
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This afternoon's full moon in Cancer brings a climax to a conversation that's been building in your life.
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If you require a significant amount of stimulation to achieve climax, it can certainly help you get there.
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Climax isn't the kind of movie you can casually turn on as background noise to clean your house.
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Though there is a narrative climax, the film coasts to its finish more than wrapping up any details.
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Especially since "The Door's" time traveling, dimension bending climax causes the death of gentle giant Hodor (Kristian Nairn).
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The tournament, known as the 'Final 8', would be the climax of a proposed global Nations League competition.
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Six years ago, he was a source important enough that meeting him was the climax of the season.
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THERE'S a reason movies about sports are such a Hollywood staple: they offer guaranteed suspense, climax and denouement.
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The action starts with one incident, the heroes face increasingly difficult odds, and there's eventually a triumphant climax.
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As pure celebrations of pro wrestling go, you can't do much better than New Japan's annual G1 Climax.
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The television series "Mad Men" reached its climax with Don Draper creating Coke's legendary "Hilltop" advert in 1971.
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If the Paradise Garage was the manger of house music, Climax is the final circle of the Inferno.
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Individuals say and do horrifying things in Climax, but it's the collective that holds the most horror here.
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As a catalogue of the violent potential of the human body in both expression and action, Climax succeeds.
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In a a sense, the show reads like a prequel for everything to come after the finale's climax.
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It's an inversion of the usual pattern on a pop song, making the verse feel like a climax.
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McDormand delivered powerful (and curse-filled) invectives at each event — but they were all building towards this climax.
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The climax of Rogue One is a truly relatable struggle: Uploading A Very Large File Under Time Constraints.
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Longtime Bachelor fans will know that Gates's orgasm comment isn't the first time we've heard about female climax.
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It's a classic Blake move to take things right up to a climax, but never quite get there.
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Oceanpornography-cute aside (the last section, is, predictably, "Post Climax"), there is a sober moral to the story.
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Sunday's sensitive full Moon in Pisces brings matters surrounding your personal finances (and self-esteem) to a climax.
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We're shopping online more than ever throughout the year, but December represents an astonishing climax of consumer activity.
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Not to mention, coffee jitters are not great for achieving climax and can even affect your anxiety levels.
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Full moons bring situations to a climax, so if something has been waiting to burst, it'll happen now.
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Yup, OK. The climax of the film takes place at a middle-school play festival, for goodness sake.
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The threat of losing their livelihoods brings racism to the fore and takes "Sweat" to its violent climax.
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As it goes in TV world, the culmination of Kevin's journey coincides with the climax of Randall's unraveling.
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If the new film had stalled in the station, the sense of anti-climax would have been huge.
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However, in this Kings of Leon-sized obstacle course, and the ultimate hurdle to overcome is: the climax.
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How did you create the climax of the video—this purple scene with twerking butts and golden uzis?
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They have lingered too long on the details of their fantasy to see it through to its climax.
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And when Marian tries to play the British and the Russians against each other, Mawer's climax simply deflates.
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The untamed TNGHT horns later reappeared on Yeezus, to give "Blood On The Leaves" (2013) its tormented climax.
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But there's also, at the climax, a hallucination of a bee, wagging antennae, whom Emily dances with, deliriously.
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The AP notes that Monday's flag burning was the climax of six weeks of protests in the state.
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The build up needs to be continual before rising to a climax and then boom, that's the payoff.
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His partisans are adamant that Trump has the momentum as the campaign in the state reaches its climax.
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The elaborate, largely slow-motion multifloor action climax is as audacious as anything he has staged and filmed.
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The full moon on Thursday shows a financial climax—where your money is now is at its max.
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If issues have been growing at your job, this full moon will bring a climax to that situation.
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The whole climax of the movie really is structured around her dance and she does a beautiful job.
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A situation that's been waiting to climax, especially in your social life, will see a big shift now.
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A conversation reaches an important climax—do your best to see things from someone else's point of view.
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A shared orgasm, where both partners climax together, happens around a third of the time, the survey found.
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It's the climax of the film, and we close on Bond crying over the body of his wife.
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Today's full moon in Libra will bring a climax to a situation concerning cash or self-worth, Virgo.
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The climax of the first hour involves a crowd of volunteers chasing a fleeing suspect, smartphone cameras ablaze.
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The night hit a climax on Mr. Mitchell's final statement, the band building to a swarm behind him.
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The minute you feel the action straining toward an existential climax, you start to resist any further manipulation.
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When a gospel choir unexpectedly comes in at the climax, it makes your arm hair stand on end.
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If tension has been building around your work, expect there to be a climax during this full moon.
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So here we are in Episode 2, just before the murderous rampage of Andrew Cunanan reaches its climax.
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It starts with moody ambience, building toward a slamming climax with a italo-tinged track from Cold Cuts.
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His offense was one scuffed pass, a deflating climax to a wonderful, flowing move down Barcelona's right flank.
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Basically anything uncomfortable, or that we would rather not think about, will come to some kind of climax.
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The climax of escape is indeed a triumph, with the McGloones meeting an end befitting their outrageous terribleness.
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Also, whatever's been building up in your love life is sure to reach a climax during this time.
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The full moon in Pisces lands on September 14, bringing a conversation that's been brewing to a climax.
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Something has to give, obviously, and the movie's climax has sufficient twists and turns for a conventional payoff.
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The climax in Bradford's mind is the final room, where his 2005 video, "Niagara," plays on a loop.
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In lieu of a more traditionally rousing second-act climax, everyone watches Jimmy Carter's "Crisis of Confidence" speech.
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As the season reached its climax, Tevez found his form to boost West Ham's battle to avoid relegation.
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An exciting climax takes place in your love life during today's full moon in fellow fire sign Aries!
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There is occasional trouble, too, with the orchestra overwhelming the vocals, including at the climax of Act 1.
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A quintessential Perahia recital, this, sticking to the core repertoire but building throughout the evening toward a climax.
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True, the metaphor it's built around takes a shocking (and low-key horrifying) turn around the emotional climax.
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In the middle, it nearly loses its way, but rights itself in time for a rip-roaring climax.
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What about this music screams "throw a cat down a bunch of steps at the climax," Tom Hooper?
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The sheer emotional force of the aria makes it fit for the climax of, well, just about anything.
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The dictionary described a "pleasurable climax" but, understandably, gave no real sense of how this might be achieved.
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For the men, that included reaching a climax too quickly; for the women it was never reaching one.
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Full moons bring culmination, so a conversation that's been growing around you will reach an exciting climax today!
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And though it's a scenario that seems extreme on paper, Climax derives its power from an unsettling realism.
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RM: From the beginning of developing the story, we had this idea that if this is a story about a guy who's holding onto his friend too tightly, the visual climax of the movie, the climax we want to represent, is him letting go, releasing his friend, loosening his grip.
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Animosity over judicial confirmations reached its climax with the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in February 2016.
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Sure, it's 146 minutes long and maybe has one more climax than it needs, but it never feels bloated.
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This full moon will activate the sector of your chart that rules sex and intimacy, so expect a climax.
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Today's full moon in Cancer brings big emotional release as well as a climax in a situation concerning cash.
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There is a full moon in fellow water sign Cancer today, Scorpio, bringing an important conversation to a climax.
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Expect a climax of a sensitive issue—concerning worth, wealth, trust, and feeling taken care of—as a result.
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She's shortchanged, when the movie's climax really needs her to be one of the film's best developed characters, period.
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It's pretty simple — the climax of the movie is initially incredibly grand and epic, in his own personal experience.
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We have used it toward the end of the season more and more, like the climax of each season.
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Mr Bourne's choreography combines with Duncan McLean's projections to head-spinning effect as the show reaches its devastating climax.
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Per The Verge's review of the movie, the climax of the film results in, well, quite a few deaths.
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Ben, Cassie and Evan converge at the base in an awkward meeting that segues into a remarkably unclimactic climax.
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Fans of Unger's books won't mind that this one sometimes stretches credulity as it races toward a juicy climax.
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The cringeworthy climax comes when Jenner breaks ranks to offer one of the riot cops a can of Pepsi.
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During sexual climax it feels like there's a bright light pouring out of me' like I'm going to explode.
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When the song reaches its climax, she throws her arms out and supplicates in the middle of the stadium.
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After all, he has to promote Operation Finale — more like Operation Climax, considering what Taylor says about him, right?!
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The stark differences between the two, from the color palette to the soundtrack to the climax, are all intentional.
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Climax stars Sofia Boutella (The Mummy, Atomic Blonde) alongside Romain Guillermic, Sohelia Yacoub, and a host of talented dancers.
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The lunar eclipse (and super moon!) on January 21 in Leo brings a major climax to your financial situation.
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Yet the room itself was almost empty: fewer than 20 people watched on as the sale reached its climax.
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At the climax, most viewers will realize that they do not actually know the rules or objectives of falconry.
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Perhaps the most immediately recognizable example is the infamous "What's in the box?" moment at the climax of Seven.
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In the second season, which opened last week with a bewildering two-hour premiere, we are nominally post-climax.
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Tiffany's about to climax—it's coming any moment now—when the ghost of Jia Yi looks through her window.
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A massive climax will take place concerning your public or professional life—are you ready for the next step?
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During the climax of Free Solo, he's trying the same move, but he's gotten rid of the rope entirely.
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You may say goodbye to some friends, and a situation in your social scene may come to a climax.
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The climax of Mr van Hove's production comes as the schoolgirls work themselves into a final bout of hysteria.
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At the climax of the first part, the percussionists brush metal chimes against the subwoofers, triggering an apocalyptic jangle.
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Most tantalizingly, he said Gendry will be there at the final climax (though that doesn't mean he'll survive it).
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The full moon in Pisces arrives on August 26, which will bring a major climax to your social life!
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The result is that while there's a lot going on, most plots feel like they're nowhere near a climax.
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After that Thiem was in control as a season that has delivered five titles got the climax it deserves.
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The climax of Zapad 2009 was a dummy nuclear strike on Warsaw, which rather stretches the meaning of "defensive".
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The climax involves the public burning of a model snowman named the Boeoegg whose head is filled with explosives.
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The climax of 2002's "Men in Black II" featured the World Trade Center and had to be reshot.
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Whenever I have vaginal sex, it feels good and all, but I just can't seem to reach the climax.
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The MCU comes to a grand climax, only to clear house for the next "phase" of movies and shows.
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The full moon in Capricorn brings a climax to a situation that's been brewing concerning your home and family.
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A lunar eclipse—and super moon—takes place on January 21 in Leo, bringing a climax to your career.
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The outcome, win or lose, is the raw material for a climax that takes shape in an editing bay.
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The upcoming full moon in Capricorn brings a climax around a situation that's been building in your social life.
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There's a full moon in Sagittarius on June 17, bringing an important climax to a conversation that's been brewing.
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Full moons are a time of culmination, so you can bet there's a climax in store for you, Pisces!
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During the blow-off challenge, the girls have to attempt to bring the boys to climax within three minutes.
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" The Great Gatsby " reaches its climax in a car crash, and many real-world stories ended that way, too.
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The political heat rises but the movie stays cool, its smooth, smart climax in keeping with its levelheaded tone.
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The idea is that it focuses on female pleasure: It's about the journey, without necessarily making climax the destination.
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And yet there is a bagginess to that first act, and a flatness to the climax of the second.
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The sons' humiliations climax with the oldest, Gregory's, tumultuous speech at a luncheon after Bellow accepted the Nobel Prize.
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Today's full moon in Scorpio brings a big climax to a situation that's been brewing in your relationships, Taurus.
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One of the most diverse Democratic congressional primaries of the year will reach a climax with voting on Tuesday.
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And men have more orgasms — reaching climax in 95 percent of their encounters, compared to 69 percent for women.
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As Mr. Shareef's songs reach a climax, a bartender, John Grecsek, rings a mounted silver bell in clangorous approval.
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Especially in the second act, as the plot tries to wind itself into a climax, they stop making sense.
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The characters' lives come together in a powerful climax, which leaves the moral of the story up to interpretation.
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The triple-forte climax of the passage was marked by a groaningly obvious sequence of explosions on the screen.
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After a madcap climax, she seems uncertain where to go, inexplicably carrying on almost exactly as she had before.
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Your language strikes me as pessimistic — the idea of a "climax" seems to imply that we're nearing the end.
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One Wall Street firm after another followed, with the climax coming in May 1999, when Goldman Sachs went public.
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Its climax is built around an arresting image of an animal in distress, one of Hunt's many haunting visions.
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The movie builds to a shocking climax, even though the revelation of the bad guys makes immediate, sickening sense.
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All times ET. A major climax arrives in your relationships with today's full moon in your opposite sign Aries!
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And so "The Witch" hastens to its harrowing climax, about which, I predict, you will want to rage deliciously.
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The climax is also watered down by the dual mandate to have Nicole's personal plot reach its own conclusion.
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After a decidedly underwhelming climax, Raising Dion teases its next season by setting up an even more trite cliffhanger.
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In a powerful climax she stands (yes, stands) over the false god and takes her place on his throne.
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But the climax of Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination was a distraction and Rosenstein has remained in his post.
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On the relationship front, you can expect a climax to occur in a partnership (perhaps more than one partnership!).
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Before the climax of the first film, he's shot six times and reacts as though it's no big deal.
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Every book in Chronicles builds up to a dragon fight at the climax, and it's always worth the wait.
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The producers of Climax were my producers from Love, and one of them was a producer from Enter the Void.
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The Lions achieved a famous 211.7-211.7 upset a week after, leaving the third game poised for an epic climax.
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Have them use a vibrator on their clit and watch their orgasmic expression when the toy brings them to climax.
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In the video's climax, Snoop and Klump come face-to-face and Snoop points a toy gun at Klump's head.
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The full moon in Sagittarius arrives on June 17, bringing a big climax to a financial situation in your life.
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But it all builds, convincingly, to a climax that I haven't been able to shake for the last several days.
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After a major breakout, the has experienced a "buying climax," according to Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James.
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Key plot points have been put in to lead up to the climax, which is not there in the book.
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Rather, the climax comes bursting through the door like a dramatic record scratch when we least expect it — and boom.
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Forget Nancy Reagan — Gaspar Noé's Climax is by far the most effective anti-drug PSA to ever hit the screen.
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A big turning point has arrived: The full moon in Libra arrives early tomorrow morning, bringing about a big climax.
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She scales up during the climax of the song, wailing and riffing, gospel-style, to the best of her ability.
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As he starts to climax, Bilquis places her hand on his head and deftly stuffs him inside of her. Whew!
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Reaching a peak like this requires a kind of catharsis or climax, and what's more cathartic or climactic than death?
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Throughout the film, she learns to harness her abilities, and in the dramatic climax, she uses them against her enemies.
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It was the climax of a years-long dispute between the pair, played out in a trading of diss tracks.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The 2020 Oscars ceremony takes place on Sunday in Los Angeles, the climax of Hollywood's awards season.
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MARSHALLED on stage at the climax of a debate or rally, the Trump family can seem otherworldly, even faintly sinister.
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This psychological and emotional combat reaches its climax on a literal cliff, after which neither of them are the same.
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" — Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) November 63, 2017 At the climax of Meet Me Inside: "WHY ARE THEY BOTH WEARING SHOES?
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Helen's confrontation with the shrouded figure, who shows her the mortal toll of her choices, is the story's inevitable climax.
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Climax Studios has long dabbled in AR, and created a game called Towers for Tango for Google's Tango AR platform.
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The full moon in Libra brings a situation in your love life or in your creative endeavors to a climax.
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The song is a big, moody ballad — the kind that might play during the climax of a Steven Spielberg movie.
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That will mean they would be reaching their climax during Indian prime time at either late afternoon or late evening.
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A dud of a climax, featuring some excessively on-the-nose dialogue summarizing Dark Phoenix's central themes, doesn't help either.
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"To climax during intercourse I suggest a position where their partner or themselves can simultaneously touch their clitoris," says Watson.
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Black Lives Matter is in some ways the climax of my life, but it isn't the end all be all.
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Even though its climax is like fanfic written by the president of the A/V club, that music still slaps.
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One of those cast members is Chris Pine, whose character Steve Trevor appeared to die during Wonder Woman's dramatic climax.
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Around the two minute mark, the camera slowly zoomed in on Edwards in a moment that felt like a climax.
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Climax is about a group of dancers who gather for a three-day rehearsal in the middle of the woods.
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Full moons are a time of climax, and now that you're releasing your work into the world, recognition may arrive.
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The protests came to a devastating climax after a student involved in the protests was beaten and killed by police.
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Elsa, the film's emotional climax was your voice-message tape sharing news of the loss of Allen Ginsberg in 1997.
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This is an especially emotional full moon which will bring a climax to an emotionally charged and very private situation.
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It's two and a half hours of tension slowly ratcheting up the dread until it hits its truly horrifying climax.
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The lunar eclipse in Capricorn lands at 5:38 PM, bringing a critical climax and asking us to grow up.
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If you're currently moving or working out issues with roommates or family members, expect these issues to reach a climax.
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A climax around an issue concerning your love life or a creative pursuit is sure to come to the surface.
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A full moon in fellow water sign Cancer arrives on December 22, bringing a big climax to your love life!
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The second possible climax to certain agadmator videos is saved for chess maneuvers that, you can tell, agadmator particularly admires.
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And as many people can attest, the longer anticipation and arousal is built, the better the climax tends to be.
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In January 1999, with the Monica Lewinsky saga nearing its climax (sorry), Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin did the unthinkable.
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The production emulated Spielberg's classic film in other ways: the monster is rarely seen until the climax of the show.
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The Agincourt battle remains the climax of the film, and Mr Michôd delivers a thrilling mix of mud and blood.
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Her exploits build to a climax that suggests the book's title is not so much an invitation as a challenge.
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Indeed, there's something the transit is very good for: recognition around hard work and, often, a climax in one's career!
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While "Hard II Love" doesn't include a song as cathartic as Usher's "Climax," from 2012, it's full of smaller satisfactions.
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They've gone for 18 years, so it's clear that no ending suitable for a movie climax is anywhere in sight.
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" The story builds to a climax, with a menacing shark sporting a toothy smile: "It was getting closer and closer!
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According to Prause, the brain also reacts the same way regardless of the method used to help you reach climax.
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Whether or not a climax is involved, oral sex can be totally pleasurable, and it can increase intimacy between partners.
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A big climax will take place for you around money, and this will be huge for your intimate relationships, too.
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His visit to Havana will serve as a symbolic climax in the normalization of American relations with Cuba's Communist government.
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Plus, a full moon in Aquarius arrives on August 15, bringing a climax to a project you've been working on.
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On Friday, the full moon in Gemini brings a big climax to your finances as well as your intimate relationships.
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The Secret World's climax—a bloody battle in Tokyo for the fate of the world itself—has come and gone.
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A situation between you and your siblings may also come to a climax, and action in your neighborhood is likely.
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Today's full moon in Capricorn is major for your relationships, Cancer—an issue that's been brewing finally reaches a climax.
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The full moon in Sagittarius brings a climax in your intimate relationships, as well as your shared resources and finances.
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The blast of colors is an expression of positive energy and passion; a kind of climax in a contemporary world.
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A climax concerning a situation relating to intimacy or shared resources arrives; it's time to go deeper in your relationships.
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The climax of their four year run can be seen below, as the prizes are awarded after the 1981 tournament.
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The climax of Southland Tales takes place at a Fourth of July party in a zeppelin high over Los Angeles.
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If this song doesn't mark the climax of the next installation of Magic Mike I will be very, very surprised.
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A climax arrives concerning a relationship today, thanks to the full moon in creative, psychic, and sensitive water sign Pisces.
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DJ sets were meticulously worked out beforehand, to build to a climax an hour or two before the place closed.
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In the film's climax, Adelaide has fatally wounded Red; Red uses her final moments to do something unexpected: She whistles.
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There's a full moon in fellow air sign Libra today; expect a climax in your creative and your love lives.
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"I didn't have the legs," Kenny, who was spent after Saturday's sprint climax when he beat Australia's Matthew Glaetzer, said.
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The end of "Annihilation" may have been confounding, but its largely wordless, beautifully choreographed climax had a deeper, subliminal logic.
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The work will climax at an April 22 Earth Day strike and rally, said Evan Weber, the group's political director.
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Instead, every April, the theater district reaches a noisy climax as the season crashes into the Tony Awards eligibility deadline.
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During the climax of "Infinity War," Thanos does his fatal snap on the most anonymous stretch of grass in Wakanda.
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Satanic fury returns and crests into a shattering climax that Mr. Noseda drove to a pitch of blazing, demonic fervor.
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" Along with the drug scenes, where the dancing is both dreamy and unhinged, there's another valuable choreographed moment in "Climax.
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Also some people, myself included, have certain positions in which it's easier to keep it together, or that induce climax.
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The siege reached its climax in the last week of February 0003, although this, too, became evident only much later.
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During climax the lateral orbitofrontal cortex shuts down — the very part of the brain that controls reason and self-evaluation.
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When the book's climax finally does come, Isabel manages to extricate herself from her past in a relatively simple fashion.
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Today's full moon in fellow water sign Pisces brings a climax to a creative project and in your love life.
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Their vibe is the climax of all those faintly related spheres, filtered through Brockhampton's brightly-coloured, post-One Direction world.
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While Sanders and Johnson are not on stage together, that debate has now begun as the campaign approaches a climax.
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"Jewels" reaches its climax in the ballerina role of "Diamonds," danced with characteristically juicy glamour and individuality by Sara Mearns.
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More unsettling than terrifying, the story (by the directors and Sergio Casci) builds to a leisurely, irresolute and unsatisfying climax.
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Henry Kissinger has often said that presidential summits should be the climax of a long negotiating process, not the beginning.
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"When you're having sex, when you climax or come close, connect with your intention and send it energy," Herstik says.
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In a campaign that otherwise feels soporific to outsiders, and even to Germans, this "showdown" will pass as a climax.
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At the time, the war in Afghanistan was reaching a climax as the Obama administration's surge began to get underway.
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But even her blunt jokes are always slightly off kilter, focusing more on bizarre turns than on an explosive climax.
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Kelly Lawler, USA Today: Later episodes are near carbon copies of the first season's climax, heightened by a bigger threat.
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This lyrical climax — among the most famous in literature — becomes more a rhetorical exercise than an epiphany of self-revelation.
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So it's worth reminding you now that the comic's climax also unfolds, at least in part, in Veidt's Antarctica getaway.
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"I am inevitable," Thanos tells Iron Man at the climax of "Avengers: Endgame" before the heroes stop Thanos for good.
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I sensed that we were sitting on the cusp of a climax — a terrible whoosh, an impressive rise in tide.
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The closing number, "Ribbons and Bows", is exactly what a variety special climax should be: big and bold and colourful.
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Nevertheless, as seen in the film's terrifying opening and its gruesome climax, Avery deftly orchestrates some grisly, intense set pieces.
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The climax turns this scenario on its head, and shows that it's not all that serious in the first place.
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There's been a conversation brewing, Aquarius, and it'll reach a climax this evening thanks to the full moon in Aries.
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However, when people come to the climax, because they are so emotionally invested, they will pop out of the dream.
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The song's softly triumphant climax is the only real emotional catharsis over these 50 minutes, and it is beautifully understated.
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But seeing the final episodes hasn't diminished my desire to read Martin's version of this story's climax — quite the opposite.
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"Don't let anyone ever tell you that this country is not great," Obama said at the climax of her speech.
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More broadly speaking, it also points toward how everything in season two feels reverse-engineered from the (admittedly terrific) climax.
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Midway through, hundreds of dancers quietly slipped into the arena before suddenly springing to life at the climax of the song.
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He uploaded a short video clip and marked on a timeline where he wanted the music to intro, climax, and outro.
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However, today's full moon in Taurus finds you focused on your intimate relationships as a major climax (pun intended) takes place!
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At the climax of Season 1, we got pivotal kisses from not one but two runaway couples, and it was awesome.
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Over time, more calls from the nightclub shooting have been released, with those released Wednesday capturing the climax of the incident.
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Essentially, Game of Thrones devoted its climax to portraying the horrors of war, and to a longtime hero becoming a monster.
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It's coming off of the big climax of Oscar night, and it's resetting the story to get us to the end.
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Though it provided a suitably steamy climax to the North American leg, Lovato says the kiss was not planned in advance.
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At the climax of "Angel of Death," Lombardo double-footedly changes the future of metal drumming with a double-bass solo.
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The film builds to a massive, lengthy action climax that calls to mind World War I dogfights, alongside that Holocaust imagery.
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"We're doing this because it works," one Liberal official said of the strategy as the campaign reached its climax last week.
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It hit a climax on Monday when the Dow dropped more than 600 points before rebounding over the next two sessions.
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Conversations with others in line didn't suggest that the huge wait was going to climax with some kind of tantric gulpgasm.
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There's a reason this movie is called Climax: Noé is good with flash, but he struggles to sustain it for long.
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This full moon brings a massive climax to a situation concerning your love life, and all your relationships—romantic or otherwise.
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You'll likely reach a climax with a project, goal, or dream you had concerning your career, or your life in public.
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Unsurprisingly, with the show's climax approaching, HBO is doing absolutely everything in its power to keep security as tight as possible.
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That all appears to climax around a police shooting that one character, played by Daveed Diggs, is a direct witness to.
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There's a full moon in fellow earth sign Taurus on November 12, bringing a conversation that's been building to a climax.
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Soon, the Atlanta lead was 213-221 as Ryan scrambled in from 22010 yards out to climax an 22019-yard drive.
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It would have been easier to do a massive climax, but it makes much more sense to end in that way.
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" One is "good, pure and holy," the other corrupt and wicked, the "climax of all misnomers, the boldest of all frauds.
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In a darker vein, Hunter Thompson turned a mescaline trip into the lunatic climax of "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas".
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This 1984 doesn't shy away from the dark climax of the story, which sees Winston and Julia captured and brutally tortured.
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New Japan's annual G-1 Climax Tournament begins on July 18th and can be streamed on New Japan World at njpwworld.
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Today's full moon in fellow earth sign Virgo brings a climax to a situation that's been brewing in your love life.
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When men get older they have to exert themselves to a greater degree to achieve climax, which can hurt their health.
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Beauty and the Beast reaches its musical climax when Belle and the Beast dance in a ballroom overlooking a starry sky.
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Next week you'll see the climax of what was the most hostile feud of the season, and maybe in Bachelor history.
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In the final War for the Planet of the Apes trailer, the battle between man and ape comes to a climax.
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Which of Sophia Marlowe's story lines are spun from thin air, to satisfy the gods of plot, rising action, and climax?
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Unfortunately, the orgasm gap is alive and well, and far fewer women than men are reaching climax on a regular basis.
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Its climax was especially muddled, and kept a solid film from becoming the very good one it occasionally flirted with being.
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A full moon in fellow air sign Libra comes on this day, too: A major climax in an important conversation arrives.
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The 61st annual Eurovision song contest, the campiest event on the international cultural calendar, arrives at its glorious climax this week.
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The dispute about the footage reached its climax one week before North Carolina was scheduled to restrict access to police recordings.
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