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completion noun accomplishment, achievement, climax, close, commission, conclusion, consequence, course, crowning, culmination, denouement, dissolution, effectuation, end, ending, entirety, execution, expiration, extremity, fait accompli, finale, finality, finish, fulfillment, maturity, outcome, perfection, performance, realization, sequel, settlement, sufficiency, termination, transaction, windup Associated concepts: bankruptcy, completion of a trial, dissolution See also: act, cessation, close, commission, complement, conclusion, consequence, course, death, denouement, discharge, dissolution, end, entirety, expiration, extremity, fait accompli, finality, follow-up, maturity, outcome, performance, realization, termination, transaction How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Las Vegas leads the pack with trend completions measuring 178% above the historical average. Green's 5-yard touchdown pass to Jess Stricklin capped a 6-play, 80-yard drive that took only 1:20 and featured four completions and 36 yards rushing by the three-year starter. Siemens I&S said early completions of the electrical equipment is an unusual achievement, and that they were successful due to the use of Sipaper, an all-round modular concept from Siemens. |
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