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It's very frustrating that it ends this way.
And it ends this way: He has not been forgiven, not that he wants to be.
But can one separate means and ends this way -- and justify the former by the latter?
"The team has improved in each of my four years and then it ends this way".
The Zavitz piece, published at the beginning of 1940, ends this way: "He says the most temperate effects are often the most taxing.
In WS Merwin's terrific English version, his nightmare of the "Kremlin mountaineer" ends this way: "He forges decrees in a line like horseshoes,/ One for the groin, one the forehead, temple, eye.
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Maybe it had to end this way.
How did it really end this way?
It had to end this way.
You never saw it ending this way.
"I'm glad it ended this way".
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