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the point beyond which an attacker's advantage begins to decline, so that pressing on risks reversal.

In strategic studies, culminating point of victory refers to the point beyond which an attacker's advantage begins to decline, so that pressing on risks reversal. This meaning comes from Clausewitz (1991) in On War.[1]

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  1. Clausewitz, C. v. (1991). On War. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. ISBN 9781477651995

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