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bring to conclusion

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See: complete, dissolve, terminate


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a More money Yet, remarkably, Bush is asking for more money to carry out wars that he is unable to bring to conclusion.
This amended Asset Purchase and Sale Agreement and Wakefern plan of reorganization will allow us to bring to conclusion the sale of Big V," stated Thomas Infusino, Chairman of Wakefern Food Corp.
Hank Sulikowski and his team have done a great job on this transaction and are extremely busy with a large volume of other transactions that we are working to bring to conclusion," added Mr.
 
 
 
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