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finish

verb as in consume, use up

verb as in put a coating on; perfect

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Amy Jones and Tammy Beaumont then cruised to their target in 14.1 overs, having started somewhat cautiously on a tricky surface, finishing with 40 and 21 respectively.

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He had finished the climb and was hauling up equipment when he likely rappelled off the end of his rope, Dylan said.

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Asked when the wedding is happening, Swift joked, "you'll know", adding that it will not be until she has finished promoting the new album.

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There is also the situation that he has not quite gathered his full rhythm again at Real Madrid - he has not finished a full match.

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"Daniel Farke is a lot more pragmatic, but I still feel like we can do some damage and maybe finish mid-table."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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