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finishing

adjective as in closing

Strongest match

Strong matches

Weak match

adjective as in final

noun as in woodwork

Strongest matches

noun as in woodwork

Strongest match

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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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“Since ‘Solar Power,’ I’ve made a concerted effort in my work to try and strip away any decorative elements,” the singer says in Burbank as she puts the finishing touches on the show.

They were, instead, battered like an old broom, the bullpen blowing two games and the Phillies eventually finishing with the National League’s second-best record and that first-round vacation.

The result follows on from last season's disappointment of not winning a major trophy, being knocked out of the Champions League at the play-off round and finishing third in the Premier League.

From BBC

JSerra had dealt Orange Lutheran its previous loss, 18-12, last October before finishing 4-2 in league and losing to Anaheim Canyon in the first round of the inaugural Southern Section Division 1 playoffs.

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

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