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The time of departure is finalised the day before travel.

Well done. Now we can get the contract finalised.

So, the Empire: Total War factions have yet to be finalised.

But in February India's Parliament finalised a new SEZ law, offering even more enticements.

If the prototype succeeds in flying through the night then the design of its successor will be finalised.

Even while its wording is being finalised, outback aborigines are preparing their journeys to Canberra for the historic day.

Its Iranian plant is about to open and plans have been finalised for factories in Pakistan, Egypt and Venezuela.

Eu leaders were hoping that the moves - still not finalised by early evening - would calm bond markets in the 16-countries eurozone.

Many also say that the Basel club's timetable, which is to have the proposals finalised by this year and implemented by late 2012, is unrealistic.

Seven years after Delhi won the right to host the event, plans are not even finalised for crucial matters including security and medical care.

Once a design was finalised, a production line would be set up and parts would be manufactured and assembled using conventional methods.

Although the American scrappage incentives apply from July 1st, buyers may hold back until the details of the plan are finalised later in the month.

Royal Bank of Scotland, which was expected to unveil further losses on August 8th, finalised the costly acquisition of ABN AMRO, a Dutch bank, after the crunch had started.

Deeply apprehensive about the merger between time Warner and AOL in 2001, Mr Fernandes left Warner Music soon after the disastrous deal was finalised, cashing in his shares just in time.

The technical details of the deal to provide the Fund with additional resources was not finalised at the weekend, however, with signs of disagreement between developed and emerging countries.

The process was so civilised that when the details were finalised, his client announced that she was cooking supper for her soon-to-be-ex-husband that weekend, as he was looking thin.