The war finally ended with a United Nations brokered ceasefire in the form of United Nations Security Council Resolution 598, which was accepted by both sides.

He finally arrived.

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When the Stones themselves finally performed in China, in 2003, they agreed to cut some of their racier numbers from the program, because, as their local promoter put it, They know there are differences between Chinese and Western cultures.

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Ladies First, Women Last

Finally made it into Rabaa.

Sami said yes.

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Sami finally emerged from the coma.

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Sami agreed to that.

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The teacher approved his plan.

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President Roosevelt agreed to help.

The lawyer agreed to represent him.

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LAGOS Africa s economies are finally beginning to roar.

Finally, Is there anything else you'd like to add?

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He finally withdrew from Syria in 1300.

Finally, in 1990, the title President of Mongolia was adopted.

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Finally, a word about the issue of resources.