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Meanings of make the finals in English

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Usage of make the finals in English
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Despite some shocking results and performances, they could still make the finals.
The Guardian
2
Here's what each team needs to do to make the finals.
News.com.au
3
Dugan is confident Cronulla will make the finals if they discover their consistency.
News.com.au
4
He went to a Donkey Kong competition but failed to make the finals.
Radio NZ
5
Sydney Thunder make the finals for just the second time in their men's history.
News.com.au
6
It gives every club an opportunity to make the finals.
Radio NZ
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Both men have already proved that, on any given day, they could make the finals.
Climbing Magazine
8
Carlton won't make the finals this season.
The Guardian
9
South Africa, who were sixth at the last World Championships, Holland and Germany failed to make the finals.
The Irish Times
10
The semifinals and final will be available on TV, regardless of whether New Zealand make the finals or not.
Radio NZ
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Having failed to make the finals since, two years of underachievement cost coach Brenton Sanderson his job last September.
The Guardian
12
The Bombers face Gold Coast and Carlton in the next fortnight, leaving them well placed to make the finals.
The Guardian
13
Romania, meanwhile, needed Wales's Paul Bodin to hoick a penalty on to the crossbar in order to make the finals.
The Guardian
14
They will bounce back from this in the respect that they'll still make the finals, maybe even the top four.
The Guardian
15
Fyfe is hamstrung to an extent because the Dockers did not make the finals, meaning less chances for three-vote games.
News.com.au
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The Waratahs failed to make the finals this season in Gibson's fourth year in charge, after making the semis last year.
News.com.au
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Make the finals across language varieties
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