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For others, like Global Crossing's Gary Winnick, this is likely to be a more final adieu.

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Once the Magic dethroned the hobbled Celtics last month with its spread-the-floor offense, which begins on the low post with Dwight Howard, it seemed to me that this would be a more watchable final than the live enactment of the LeBron-Kobe puppet show.

Think outside the box - perhaps a short movie, magazine or spreadsheet (preferably produced with the use of technology) would be a more imaginative final product and encourage people to enjoy the project presentations.

"We did not expect that every piece would be reflected in whatever was initially posted, so we're reviewing the text with that in mind, and I would expect that there's still a more final version to come," Psaki said.

With that behind them, the final should be a more straightforward affair - especially given the Irish injury worries: Paul O'Connell, Jim Williams and Anthony Foley are all struggling to be fit for the game.

So reaching the semi-finals could be a more realistic result.

Josh Charnley managed a fourth Wigan try, but Sinfield's fifth goal was a more fitting final word.

There couldn't have been a more epic final guest, as the two have been vocal with their love for the former First Lady throughout the show's three-year run.

Again, the result is a more accurately finished final product with less chance for tool or manufacturing machine damage.

The Girl in the Polka Dot Dress, By Beryl Bainbridge Abacus, £7.99 Dame Beryl Bainbridge was in the process of completing The Girl in the Polka Dot Dress, when she was interrupted by a deadline of a more final kind.