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1. Final definition, pertaining to or coming at the end; last in place, order, or time: the final meeting of the year. See more.

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3. Finale is the world-wide industry standard in music notation software. Anywhere music appears on the printed page, Finale likely created those pages. Finale helps the choir to sing, the band to march, the students to learn, and the orchestra to raise the excitement level in the latest blockbuster movie.

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4. Finale is the world standard in music notation software. For 25 years, musicians around the world have relied on Finale to create, edit, audition, print and publish musical scores. learn more.

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5. Finale (Hush, Hush, #4), Becca Fitzpatrick Finale: Nora and her fallen angel boyfriend Patch have had a pretty rocky relationship, and now they finally get to be together. But, Nora has to deal with the fact that she is now the leader of the Nephilim army, she has to deal with the /5.

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6. Finale definition is - the close or termination of something: such as. How to use finale in a sentence.

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7. Finale is somewhat different in that the canvas is larger and the characters are playing out their own lives, not just providing a Rashomon-like view of a common action. Here the key characters are Pamela Harriman, Richard Nixon, a fictional NSC deputy director, /5(93).

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8. finale the concluding part of a performance or proceeding; the last movement of a concert, opera, or composition: The finale was the most exciting part of the symphony. Not to be confused with: finality – conclusiveness or decisiveness; something that is final; an ultimate act: She slammed the door behind her with finality. finally – in the end; at.

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9. Finale is somewhat different in that the canvas is larger and the characters are playing out their own lives, not just providing a Rashomon-like view of a common action. Here the key characters are Pamela Harriman, Richard Nixon, a fictional NSC deputy director, /5(93).

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