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Absolute power corrupts
absolutely
( quotation by Lord Acton )
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Absolutely
Fabulous ( BBC comedy television series )
Absolutely
pure ( Cadbury's Cocoa Essence advertising slogan )
After all is said and done
All done and dusted
All good things must come to an end
All in all
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All over bar the shouting
All up with
And now for something completely different ( A catchphrase from Monty Python's Flying Circus )
And so to bed
Bob's your uncle
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Bottom it
Break the back of something
Buttoned up
Carry out
Case closed
Chapter and verse
Clean sweep
Come full circle
Complete shambles
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Cover the waterfront
Cover to cover
Cut and dried
Dead issue
Done and dusted
Done deal
Dot the I's and cross the T's
Draw to a close
End in itself
End of a perfect day
End of an era
End of story
End of the ball game
End of the line
Exit strategy
For fair
Game over
Game set and match
Give me the works
Go the distance
Go the whole hog
Had enough
Head to toe
Hit it out of the park ( A baseball expression denoting a complete or spectacular success )
Home and hosed
Icing on the cake
It ain't over till it's over ( A catchphrase from Yogi Berra )
It's a wrap
It's about time
It's in the bag
Journey's end
Knock it out of the park ( A baseball expression denoting a complete or spectacular success )
Knocking off
Lack nothing
Left right and centre
Make a complete fool of yourself
Make light work of
Move right along
Nothing more to see
One stop shop
Polish off
Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts
absolutely
Root and branch
See it out
See something through
Sewn up
Show's over folks
Signed and sealed
Squaring the circle
That's a wrap
The full Monty
The joke's over
The party's over
Through and through
Tie up the loose ends
Today the discriminating family finds it
absolutely
necessary to own two or more motor cars ( Buick advertising slogan )
Top it off
Until the last dog is hung
When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight ( FedEx advertising slogan )
Whole nine yards
Whole shebang
Whole shooting match
Wind up
Wrap it up
Wrap up
You can take that to the bank