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Discover Ludwig"got to finalize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process or task that you need to complete or finalize. Example: We've got to finalize the budget before the end of the week.
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They've still got to finalize their retail hardware (having launched an early, rough version of the headset for developers/early adopters last year), and are working hard on making the (occasionally motion-sickness inducing) experience more comfortable for all — but they seem quite confident that they've got those bases covered.
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The social worker will also come to finalize or re-finalize your child's adoption.
Carmack said Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella got involved to finalize the deal.
"But it also means that we've got some time to finalize the process for project selection.
The release of the figures raises the question of whether the ministry is getting close to finalizing a compensation scheme.
Congress introduces a Web tax bill while the House G.O.P. is getting closer to finalizing its regulatory rollback agenda for the fall.
As Congress gets closer to finalizing any legislation, the opinions of the many stakeholders are likely to become more strident and self-interested, Mr. Laszewski predicted.
Technology moves so quickly that by the time regulators get around to finalizing their actions, what they originally sought is hardly even relevant.
"We've still got more to do to finalize it, but I think we're there," Paulson added.
They may get to, if plans are finalized to produce another season of the cult comedy favorite for Netflix.
Brown spent January traveling from the Golden Globes in L.A. direct to Milan and Paris for the men's shows, and then to Sundance (getting back in time to finalize articles on fashion's obsession with running shoes and the designer Siki Im).
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