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It was the dressing-room, laid out with all the articles of toilet, in which the dead woman's extravagance seemed to be seen at its height.

I remember when MySpace was at its height of popularity it was referred to as a "relationship killer. "

He made the G-Man brand so popular that, at its height, it was harder to become an FBI agent than to be accepted into an Ivy League college.

The fact that tax arbitrage was at its height during boom times also raises the question of just how real were banking profits.

At its height the bond between eastern Europe and America was based, like the best marriages, on a mixture of emotion and mutual support.

IN EARLY 2000, just as the dotcom bubble was at its height, two books appeared that argued the stockmarket was overvalued.

He was some fifty years of age, and his popularity was at its height.

He told me to wait until the oblivion librari myself storm was at its height before shaving the cat.

In the 1990s, when the candle-holding for the rainforest was at its height, over 16m hectares a year was lost.

During the 1950s and 1960s, when belief in psychological behaviourism was at its height, aversion therapy was used to "cure" homosexuals.

At its height the Swedish Empire included parts of present day Norway, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Germany, and Poland.

During the Clinton years, US military power was at its height and the country was experiencing its strongest ever business expansion.

At its height, General Motors (GM) was bigger than any other car company in world.

It's especially pleasing to be going in a World Cup year, when the interest in football will be at its height.

The Great Depression was at its height and Grandpa had six children.

At the time the telecoms bubble was at its height.

was at its height, however, the black participants performed much better.

Sensitivity to allergies is at its height now, so hayfever sufferers will have a fit of sneezes on high-pollen nights.

At its height, Koguryo territory stretched all the way from central Manchuria (north-east China) to south of present-day Seoul.

This was before the steam locomotive, and canal building was at its height.

At its height, the floodwaters could be seen from space, with the Indus spreading more than 20 miles wide at some parts.

The burst bubble has exposed more than Spain's addiction to construction, which at its height accounted for 13% of jobs.

In fact, political criticism was at its height during this period.

Sorrow is the amulet of whoever sorrow-stricken. Joy at its height is the grave of whoever overjoyed.

Last autumn, when the financial crisis was at its height, policy makers pushed some banks to buy weaker ones to head off failures.

At its height, most of the media camped outside the transmission factory were from local outlets.

He concedes that, particularly in the 1990s, management gurudom was at its height.

The rise of Soft-Switch, which at its height could connect more than 50 different systems.

Four times as many as the Model T at its height.

Summer was at its height.

The diet involved no calorie counting and at its height was particularly popular with men.

The tide was at its height.

Overall around 4000 people were involved in the protest at its height.

At its height Barack Obama's campaign (@barackobama) employed 100 staff working on social media such as Twitter.

But the fashion for hybrids is at its height in developing countries.