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Steven Finn's unhappy tour of Australia has come to a premature end.
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Oster's playing days might also have come to a premature end.
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And in 1958, the cycle appears to have come to a premature end.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Torrential rain eventually brought the match to a premature end.
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Occasionally, such pregnancies come to a premature end in spite of every precaution.
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It seemed a premature end for such a popular group.
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Sixty-two is too early to die, and nothing seemed to foretell his premature end.
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His premature end seems a punishment for his contemporaries, a bitter but just reproach.
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Many an able-bodied man has by this means brought himself to a premature end.
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A slip-up on either one could have led to a premature end for this Government.
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Despite the premature end to his day's work, Hewitt was pleased with his efforts this afternoon.
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The club has been awarded the league title with the season brought to a premature end.
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Analysts are now wondering if the "Trumpflation" trade has come to a premature end.
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RAIN caused a premature end to the third and final women's one day international at Kimmage yesterday.
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The previous season came to a premature end, with no live matches since March across the globe.
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The 34-year-old infamously left Old Trafford last week when his contract was brought to a premature end.
