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to conclude

adverb as in in conclusion

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adverb as in lastly

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adverb as in lastly/last

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All of this comes as the government considers what to do about university funding in England from 2026, in a review likely to conclude next year.

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It seems reasonable to conclude, at the very least, that both sides were having second thoughts.

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It now seems fair to conclude that the GOP has won this game.

The European tour is now in the Middle East for its new instituted play-offs to conclude the 2024 Race to Dubai.

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There is no reasonable way to conclude that Kamala Harris is a lazy person.

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