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come to an end

adjective as in finished

adjective as in washed-up

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verb as in cease

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verb as in halt

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verb as in terminate

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Maybe Republicans will agree to extend the health care subsidies and the shutdown will come to an end.

Without federal approval, programs across the nation will come to an end.

The Red Roses had their previous record 30-game winning run come to an end when it mattered most in the last World Cup final.

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Not even the more than $100 million he reportedly earned Saturday night will erase the feeling that a cycle has come to an end.

The late-night host was told earlier this year that his run behind “The Late Show” desk would come to an end in 2026.

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