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Meanings of concluded in English

Having come or been brought to a conclusion.

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Usage of concluded in English
1
That said; one particular may not need to be concluded just yet.
The South African
2
We hope that the work will be concluded by December this year.
Radio NZ
3
Palestine, he concluded sensibly, would present a wholly different set of problems.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
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Within hours, the firms had concluded no private sector deal was possible.
Reuters
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However, the AFP concluded no crime had been committed under Australian law.
News.com.au
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At just 44 years of age, his future remained bright, they concluded.
The Guardian
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The TGA concluded there were significant safety concerns with heated tobacco products.
News.com.au
8
The prosecution and defence cases concluded at the Central Criminal Court yesterday.
The Irish Times
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The report into the broadband process concluded rather fortunately for the Government.
The Irish Times
10
The process to appoint a new Group CEO will soon be concluded.
The South African
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The case concluded yesterday after a 15-day hearing at the High Court.
The Irish Times
12
My final result concluded, What part of this is a dream interpretation?
Welcome to the N.H.K.
13
Mirren concluded: You will find brothels and victims in every English town.
The Guardian
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No final decision will be taken until the consultation process is concluded.
The South African
15
He concluded by saying: Everybody wants justice, we want justice for George.
Radio NZ
16
A spokesman for the judiciary said: The proceedings are not yet concluded.
The Guardian
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