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the tail end of

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the tail end of something
the last part of something I just caught the tail end of the news. Despite being at the tail end of an exhausting tour, she delivered a sparkling performance.
See also: end, tail


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We've been bumped by the tail end of Hurricane Bill, which the weather experts said has sneaked across the Atlantic," she added.
Most of the districts in the province including Mirpurkhas, Jhaddu, Naukot and Digri are facing water famine, while the standing crops at the tail end of the canal are getting damaged due to water pressure not being enough for reaching over there for the last several months besides cultivation of cotton is also being severely hampered, a private news channel reported.
Sireau will now meet Perkins in the bronze medal match although it remains to be seen how the big Frenchman recovers from a crash caused by a mistake at the tail end of his second leg, which almost also brought down Bauge.
 
 
 
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