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Idiom
At the end of the day.
This is used to mean 'in conclusion' or 'when all is said and done'.
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It is a privilege to make a meal from scratch, with our own produce, at the end of the day.
Apart from the report he must produce at the end of his labours, Mr Starr is accountable to nobody.
Like most traders, he says, he understands the work that FareShare is doing, but what happens to surplus produce at the end of the day simply isn't top of his agenda.
The function considers all possible integer numbers of winners and losers and the possible integer numbers of of offspring they might produce at the end of the first generation.
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With hindsight, the official joint statement produced at the end of the summit now seems ludicrously ambitious.
At friends' houses, I've noticed a certain reluctance should macarons be produced at the end of supper.
They will also pay the UK government to dispose of the waste produced at the end of a plant's life".
They function a little like Raymond Chandler as he traces the corruption that produces, at the end of a long chain of circumstances, the lady in the lake.
This dark matter particle is produced at the end of any supersymmetric decay chain and leaves the detector without a trace.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends colostrum, the milk produced at the end of pregnancy, as the ideal food for a newborn baby as it provides key nutrients and boosts immune systems.
The newly inaugurated Bush is all sweetness, like the chocolate cake that he produced at the end of a private lunch today with the House minority leader, Richard Gephardt, Democrat of Missouri.
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