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completion

Definition for completion

noun as in accomplishment, finishing

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Now, new completions have trickled to fewer than three a month, less than 20% of that peak period.

Mr Hender said: "I think it's worrying that a report regarding perinatal mortality doesn't seem to be very high on the priority list of the ICB if it's taken 18 months to release from completion."

From BBC

Students 13 and older have conditional access that requires completion of mandatory training and “Responsible Use Policy” signatures from students and parents.

He also credits the album’s swift completion to working with music producer James Ford, who previously refined tracks for a seemingly endless list of artists.

The White House has raised expectations that a deal is on the verge of completion amid political pressure to take the social media app's US operations out of the hands of its Chinese owners ByteDance.

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

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