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finish

noun as in conclusion; completion

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noun as in coating; perfecting

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verb as in bring to a conclusion; get done

verb as in consume, use up

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verb as in defeat; kill

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overcome

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verb as in put a coating on; perfect

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But, he added, if Hamas didn’t agree to the plan, Israel would have the “right” and “full backing” of the U.S. to “finish the job” — in other words, eliminate Hamas.

From Los Angeles Times

He wants James to finish his career here.

From Los Angeles Times

Netanyahu then said Israel "will finish the job" if Hamas rejects the plan or does not follow through.

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I finished half of the pack shortly after buying it.

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United finished 15th in the Premier League last season, their worst finish to a top-flight campaign since they were relegated from the old First Division in 1973-74.

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