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View definitions for at the end

at the end

adjective as in endmost

adverb as in once and for all

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Norris headed Piastri by 0.209 seconds at the end of a gripping, topsy-turvy qualifying session at the final race of the season.

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Leclerc went fastest with a lap at the end of the second session, but he had it deleted for exceeding track limits at Turn One.

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He told BBC Sport: "I was the last car on track and ran out of time ultimately, and then I got the bollard at the end which went under the car and I lost all downforce so it couldn't have gone worse really."

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His speech, which No 10 had been contemplating since before the Budget at the end of October, does give you and me a card with which to mark the government's progress.

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According to one Sir Keir ally: "The Treasury has had the pen and the meetings and the numbers, then No 10 gets involved for the political risk at the end."

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

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