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Meanings of eventual winner in English

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Usage of eventual winner in English
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The eventual winner can benefit from strong growth in China's beer consumption.
Reuters
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But the delay has blunted the momentum of the state's eventual winner.
Reuters
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The Ulster pair finished on 20-under, one behind eventual winner Retief Goosen.
The Irish Times
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Casemiro then headed in the eventual winner from a Lucas Vazquez cross.
BBC
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The eventual winner will be anointed at the party convention in July 2020.
The Guardian
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In our opinion, he was robbed by eventual winner Olivier Giroud.
The South African
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The eventual winner of best film was Gareth Evans's The Raid.
The Irish Times
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The 2010 final featured Pamela Stephenson Connolly, Matt Baker and eventual winner Tointon.
The Guardian
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The eventual winner of the election was the pro-western Viktor Yushchenko.
The Guardian
10
After three rounds he was 10 shots adrift of the eventual winner, Spieth.
The Guardian
11
In my opinion, the eventual winner will come from England.
BBC
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The Frenchman lost a three-way play-off involving Justin Leonard and eventual winner Paul Lawrie.
The Irish Times
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Espoir D'Allen, the eventual winner, went on to win the Champion Hurdle four months later.
The Guardian
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The largest 36-hole deficit of any eventual winner in Masters' history has been six shots.
The Guardian
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For weeks polls showed the world-renowned environmentalist as the likeliest eventual winner of the campaign.
The Irish Times
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The likely eventual winner should be clearer by then.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Eventual winner across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare