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"The concern that I've heard is not that what we've done hasn't been important and successful," Mr. Obama said at a wrap-up news conference.

The postgame wrap-up show?

Dan and Charlie are more successful, more beautiful, more wrapped up in themselves.

The remaining 47 votes went to Lopez, including those of a few district leaders who had just wrapped up successful campaigns in which they had claimed the mantle of reform.

If the results of the enormously successful Social Capital Markets conference which wrapped up earlier this October in San Francisco are any indication, there may be a pool of $120 billion in capital waiting for the right investment opportunities in businesses that do good, fulfill a social mission and serve those in need -- in other words, social enterprises.

Jenny Thompson wrapped up a successful three-day meet by winning the 100 butterfly.

ITV brought the curtain down on its long-running Poirot series, having filmed every novel to feature the detective, and also wrapped up its successful Miss Marple reboot.

Photograph: Ivan Sekretarev/AP Updated at 11.05pm BST 10.55pm BST 90+2 min: There were two minutes of added time on the clock when Oscar scored Brazil's third, wrapping up a successful counter-attack after Perisic had narrowly failed to equalise for Croatia.

CANUCKS 3, STARS 1 Roberto Luongo's 31 saves and Daniel Sedin's power-play goal on a deflected pass helped Vancouver wrap up a successful four-game trip at 3-1.

He has nevertheless vowed to stay in the race.Judge notPope Francis wrapped up a successful trip to Brazil with a Mass on Copacabana beach attended by over a million people.

Mrs. Clinton spent the day crisscrossing Pennsylvania while former president Bill Clinton wrapped up a successful trip to Bogota.