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Meanings of culminate in in English

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Usage of culminate in in English
1
Will not the habit of their life culminate in an eternal refusal?
Love's Final Victory / Ultimate Universal Salvation on the Basis...
2
A tense trip to Mexico is about to culminate in a hurricane.
The Irish Times
3
The process would culminate in parliamentary and presidential elections next year.
Reuters
4
I certainly don't think that this is going to culminate in Number Four.
Anathem
5
The beginnings which he made in the past culminate in the awful present.
The Essentials of Spirituality
6
These refractory cases may culminate in severe complications with sombre endings and malignancy.
Pubmed
7
This review focuses on developments likely to culminate in advances in patient care.
Pubmed
8
The situation was growing strained, and might well culminate in fisticuffs.
A Master of Fortune: Being Further Adventures of Captain Kettle
9
The resultant oxidative stress and apoptosis culminate in profound airspace enlargement.
Pubmed
10
These would eventually culminate in the U.S-Russian International Space Station partnership.
Wired
11
Thus commencing a cycle that can only culminate in further anger and distress.
In Cold Blood
12
Many events culminate in an auction day, should you spot something you like.
BBC
13
This will all culminate in a mini-series event called The Defenders.
Ebony
14
It's a landmark project that will culminate in the Human Library on Homelessness.
Radio NZ
15
Handel's triumph was now about to culminate in a serene and acknowledged preeminence.
The Great German Composers
16
Their efforts will culminate in a General Assembly session in the European Parliament Offices.
The Irish Times
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