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Meanings of pivotal moment in English

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Usage of pivotal moment in English
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By chance, he was writing at a pivotal moment in English history.
The Guardian
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He should know and then forget them both.It was a pivotal moment.
Ilse Witch
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Obama's speech on Wednesday will be a pivotal moment in his presidency.
The Guardian
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That pivotal moment -opening an envelope -is burdened by choices.
The Irish Times
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The launch comes at a pivotal moment in the library's 140-year existence.
The Irish Times
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The Arizona primary could be a pivotal moment in the Republican race.
The Guardian
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The revelations were seen as pivotal moment in the Catholic church in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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There was no pivotal moment when he decided to turn whistleblower.
The Guardian
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But she gave up after a pivotal moment hallucinating in a hotel room.
Reuters
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He celebrated wildly, pumping his fists, perhaps sensing it was a pivotal moment.
Reuters
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We arrived at a pivotal moment in a decade festering with pivotal moments.
True compass: a memoir
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EBONY: What has been Dawn's most pivotal moment on the show?
Ebony
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The pivotal moment, Baldwin says, was when brides got into succulents.
Radio NZ
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A pivotal moment in my life was moving back to Dublin.
The Irish Times
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This was a pivotal moment in the final phase of the war in Europe.
The Irish Times
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Summit chairman Charles Michel said it was a " pivotal moment" for Europe.
Radio NZ
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