Juncture

1. a particular point or event in time; point (in time); moment (in time); 2. a place where things join

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The Manchester City loanee was not involved again as Everton beat Newcastle on Monday with a crucial juncture in his career fast approaching https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7749174/2026/11/03/jack-grealish-everton-discipline-moyes/

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Jewish Underground Fighters in Belgium after the Liberation: November 1944

In November 1944, Jewish underground fighters in Belgium found themselves at a significant historical juncture. With the liberation of Belgium by Allied forces in September of that year, these fighters, who had risked their…

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COP31: Will countries finally deliver on past promises?

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This year’s United Nations climate change conference, or COP31, marks a critical juncture in the global effort to translate diplomatic pledges into tangible climate action.  The talks will follow a …

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