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follow through

verb as in bring to a conclusion

noun as in action of completing something

noun as in quality of following up

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Veltman continued with his follow-through, kicking the Gunners player in the process and sending him to the ground.

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Biden’s follow-through on an earlier promise was applauded by many, given the dark history of substandard care and chronic staffing shortages that have led to unconscionable levels of suffering and even death.

If there is no full follow-through by Poland, restrictive measures could be reimposed.

Jen Golbeck, a professor in the University of Maryland’s College of Information Studies, said Meta is big enough to be a leader in labeling manipulated content, but follow-through is just as important as changing policy.

Boly, who played under Nuno at Wolves, appeared to get the ball, but referee Robert Jones deemed the Ivory Coast defender to have been too forceful in his follow-through challenge.

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

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