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"he said finally" is an appropriate and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when a speaker is wrapping up a dialogue or conversation and emphasizes that the speaker has finished talking. For example: John had been trying to persuade me to join the club for a while, but I was hesitant. He said finally, "Trust me, you'll have a lot of fun if you join!".
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"No," he said finally.
"Well," he said finally.
"Nah," he said finally.
"Look," he said, finally.
"It's Yongsu," he said, finally.
"Y'know something?" he said finally.
"Wow," he said, finally.
"O.K.," he said finally.
"Yes," he said finally.
"Yeah," he said finally.
"I'll buy that," he said, finally.
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