bring to an end

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See: abandon, cease, close, complete, conclude, determine, discontinue, dispatch, dissolve, extinguish, finish, perfect, quit, terminate

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Arms Control and Disarmament cease Civil Rights Acts close complete Compromise of 1850 conclude determine discontinue dispatch dissolve drop a case extinguish Fairness Doctrine finish perfect quit Stimson, Henry Lewis terminate			At the end of the sale, Pim stood down from the rostrum for the final time to bring to an end a long and distinguished career that began when he first mounted the rostrum at the Ballsbridge Sales in 1975. All done. Pim leaves the auction ring after 31 years; BLOODSTOCK DESK by The Racing Post (London, England) The dramatic win against Bulgaria, their first in the tournament, is set to bring to an end Trapattoni's unsuccessful four-year spell in charge of the national side, with Portugal already considered his last mission. Football: Euro 2004: Axe could fall on Italy coach by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)			bring on bring out bring out in evidence bring out more clearly bring over bring pressure to bear bring pressure to bear upon bring proceedings against bring reproach upon bring shame upon bring suit bring the mind to bear upon bring to bring to a close bring to a common center bring to a complete condition bring to a conclusion bring to a more advanced state bring to a point of union bring to a standstill bring to a state of obedience bring to a stop bring to account bring to acquiescence bring to agreement bring to an end bring to attention bring to bear bring to completion bring to conclusion bring to effect bring to full development bring to fullness bring to its peak bring to justice bring to light bring to light by degrees bring to market bring to maturity bring to mind bring to naught bring to nothing bring to notice bring to nought bring to order bring to pass bring to reason bring to recollection bring to rest bring to retribution bring to ruin			bring to bring to bring to (one's) knees bring to (one's) knees bring to a boil bring to a climax bring to a close bring to a close bring to a common center bring to a complete condition bring to a conclusion bring to a dead end bring to a halt bring to a head bring to a more advanced state bring to a point of union bring to a standstill bring to a standstill bring to a state of obedience bring to a stop bring to a successful conclusion bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to acquiescence bring to agreement bring to aid bring to an end bring to attention bring to attention bring to bear bring to bear bring to bear bring to book bring to book bring to book bring to book bring to book bring to completion bring to conclusion bring to do bring to effect bring to feet bring to fruition bring to full development bring to fullness bring to heel bring to heel bring to heel bring to heel bring to her knees bring to her knees bring to her knees bring to his knees bring to his knees bring to his knees bring to its feet bring to its knees

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