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“We continue to expect that the year will culminate in what we hope will be quite a strong year-end in quarter four.”

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When these levels eventually declined, cyanobacteria were able to thrive more persistently, driving the oxygen increase that culminated in the GOE.

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That set off a more than year-long conflict that culminated in two months of open war before last year's ceasefire was agreed.

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Tensions between the two generals later emerged, culminating in deadly fighting between their forces by mid-April 2023.

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The resilience shown from their turnaround was incredible, including a surprising win against India, and it culminated in this comprehensive performance which was kickstarted by their inspirational captain.

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