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Discover Ludwig"be at an end" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an event or situation that has been completed or reached its conclusion. For example: "The meeting was long and tedious, but at last it was over and the discussion was at an end."
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However, this may be at an end.
That time now seems to be at an end.
But the trouble may be at an end for now.
Alas, that seems to be at an end, say meteorologists.
This process is unlikely to be at an end.
The humiliations, he promises, will soon be at an end.
The longest running, most lethal war in southern Africa seemed to be at an end.
The days of living rent-free may be at an end.
Liverpool's search for a reliable attacking partnership might also be at an end.
Even then, however, BP's Russian troubles will not necessarily be at an end.
The issue of good faith should now be at an end".
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