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unended

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Adj.1.unended - not ended; lacking an end or conclusion; "he did with the book still unended"
unfinished - not brought to an end or conclusion; "unfinished business"; "the building is still unfinished"


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At the very least you live on in your friends' memories of many unended conversations and in our continued pursuit of shared goals.
Especially in Northeast Asia, a neighborhood where the Cold War is unended, where memories of history and historical legacies are unresolved, where there are divided states, where defense spending is high, and where there is little experience with regional institutions or cooperative security, human security appears to many as an alien and even dangerous transplant.
After 1 min exposure of the gas, the animal was taken out of the desiccator and the frequency of cough was observed for 5 min in an unended filter funnel with a stethoscope at the tip in which the mouse was confined.
 
 
 
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