Idioms

leave (some/a few) loose ends

leave (some/a few) loose ends

To have several aspects or elements that remain unresolved or unfinished. The characters were compelling and the plot was interesting, but the film left some loose ends that just never went anywhere. It sounds like the legal team left a few loose ends we need to tie up before we're ready to sign the contract.
See also: end, leave, loose
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