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when all is said and done

adverb as in sooner or later

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When all is said and done, some analysts think the Conservatives could lose as many as 500 council seats, a signal of serious trouble ahead for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s beleaguered Conservative Party.

After that flurry, Saints' goal difference is now just two worse than the Tractor Boys, who knows how crucial that might become when all is said and done too?

From BBC

When all is said and done, the former president is expected to build a near-insurmountable lead in convention delegates, even if he will have to wait to mathematically guarantee that he is the Republican Party nominee until next week.

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“And so when all is said and done, it’s quite likely that Sierra snowpack will be significantly above average just about everywhere in as little as a week.”

The Surge does not know whether the judge will allow Willis to continue working the case when all is said and done, or when the romantic relationship began.

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

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