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end up



VERB
to reach or arrive at
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"It is really, really, really a bad precedent... why do people, your citizens, have to go through vetting? Sometimes others end up being denied," Suleman, aged 32, tells the BBC.

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"I couldn't cope and ended up deferring for a year. It was just too much, too soon. But I had that awareness to know."

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"When talks were progressing and it looked like I might be coming in, I had conversations with my brother and we ended up mentioning Steve," said Carrick.

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On average, the team finishing in 17th ends up on 38 points - and, just as Farke suggested pre-match, three more wins from their 13 remaining games would see Leeds get there.

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It comes after the BBC revealed that all Worcestershire county councillors were sent a letter by the authority, warning they could end up in legal trouble if they failed to approve the latest annual budget.

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