low point

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The only solution is postmodern virtuality, a lowpoint in politics, aesthetics and metaphysics.
One who asserts that treebottom is a reasonable term for this lowpoint in the tree would, in our view, demonstrate morphological structure awareness.
The most alert periods are during the morning, there tends to be a lowpoint in the midafternoon, and then an early evening rise.
Afterwards, it steadily declines, reaching a particularly lowpoint when the oldest child leaves home, and declining again after retirement.
Since that lowpoint of high hope, we have learned much.
Perhaps economic voting occurs mainly when the economy reaches some particularly lowpoint.
This was a lowpoint, with impact craters dominating the images.
Leak water is directed into the air cavity at the top of the brick panel below through dram holes at the lowpoint of the collection pan.
His stock of ticks had died down to a lowpoint toward the end of the series or the positive results would doubtless have continued longer.
They were all at an extremely lowpoint both physically and mentally but, together with their hopes, they were also sceptical of that which might be on offer.
However, they started from a pretty lowpoint.
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