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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all that finally" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is summarizing or concluding a series of events or thoughts, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "After all the discussions and debates, all that finally matters is the outcome."
Alternatives: "ultimately" or "in the end".
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But aside from all that, finally to go through with it, never to turn back such acts were not at all in my style.
But aside from all that, finally to go through with it, never to turn back — such acts were not at all in my style.
It took five years, but all that finally got sorted out by the Supreme Court, and now marriage for all is once again safe and legal in California, as well as 16 other states and counting.
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Finally, all that will finally change on Thursday morning, when the Oscar nominations are announced.
It was in London, in 2012, on the grandest stage of all, that David finally won the gold medal and the narrative arc of our film from the village to the world was finally complete.
All that anger finally gave way to a moment of awe.
A key finding they don't amount to all that much.And finally, is this the bottom?
When all that energy finally gets focused, he will get his head down into it".
We went through all that and finally put the speaker, the 901, on the market.
After all that, I finally got in another question.
All that has finally changed now, thanks to the Slo Mo Guys.
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