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capstone

[kap-stohn] / ˈkæpˌstoʊn /






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Her 2017 debut album, “Los Ángeles,” was a collection of updated interpretations of traditional flamenco pieces that essentially served as a capstone to her years of study at the Catalonia College of Music.

From The Wall Street Journal

A simulated beach assault in which artillery was fired from the sand toward the interior of the sprawling base was intended to be a capstone demonstration of the capabilities of the Marine Corps.

From Los Angeles Times

The idea of both parties waiting to build a career or wealth before tying the knot is called a capstone model of marriage.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their plan is for the movie to be the capstone for the current cast.

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Anderson knew if he could confirm the ownership, it would be a boon — perhaps a capstone to his legacy as a watchmaker and collector.

From Los Angeles Times