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end up



VERB
to reach or arrive at
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Wall Street traders who have been pricing in “absolute chaos” for markets as the Iran conflict enters its second week are likely to end up disappointed barring a dramatic turn of events.

From MarketWatch

But it’s still not too late for the energy spike to end up being a short-term headwind for the travel sector.

From Barron's

"In this case, we end up with deviations of only about 10-35 meters -- far too small to ever be observed in any experiment," says Benjamin Koch.

From Science Daily

He recently settled an antitrust lawsuit with pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts that he says “will end up being one of the signature cost-of-living accomplishments of the administration.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"To end up driving back to Dubai after a seven-hour trip - back to where we started - was mentally quite tough."

From BBC