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done and dusted

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done and dusted  (british old-fashioned)
successfully completed We expect the deal to be done and dusted before the end of next week.
See be done to death, be done like a dinner, done up up like a dog's dinner, the done thing, be cooked to a turn
See also: and, done, dust
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When all the talking, pontificating and accusing is done and dusted by fans and us in the media the proof of the proverbial pudding will be in the eating.
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Any other day the game would have been done and dusted by half-time.
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We spoke to Phil, Tim and Joseph and we got everything done and dusted efficiently and quietly, which is the way we like things to be done.
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