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From today's newspaper: "The movie's victories [at the Oscar awards] culminated a month-long campaign."
I'm completely unfamiliar with the use of culminate as a transitive verb, but on LIU I do find it approved in the dictionary. Are others familiar with that usage?
Keiva: you started a flamewar, and would not quit.
You were banned, and got back only by threat of
a kawsuit, which Wordsmith could not afford.
You are not welcome to post in AWADtalk.
So, wwh, are you saying that keiva's previous posts have culminated in your curt reply? ;)
Dear Alex: I try to be a man of few words. Carefully chosen for maximum intelligibility.
Curt, clear, complete. (TIME's old motto)
Keiva is unwelcome here.
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