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Almost-Finished

Some things never quite get finished, and the things that do get finished have to transition through the state of being "almost-finished" first.

Most of us are now busy desperately trying to get projects out of the "almost-finished" state.

Many things stay in an almost-finished state (e.g. Schubert's Almost-finished Symphony).

Some things only need to be almost-finished. If you finish ninety-five percent of your dinner, you don't absolutely need the rest. If you almost-finished the SAT Test, then you probably did fairly well. If you have almost-finished reading the morning newspaper then you can move on with your day.


Types/Categories

1. Still needs to be finished: Things obviously unfinished. (A sports game, before the final whistle blows. A building that is mostly built but is still not fit for occupancy. Watching a movie, before you know how it ends.)

2. Does not need to be finished: When what is done already is good enough. When you've got all of the parts done that really need to get done. (Watching an uninteresting movie. Finishing dessert.)


Examples

almost-finished

The "foreclosure" problem may be hitting bottom soon.


almost-finished

We may be almost-finished at least the initial stages of Mars development once the roads, sewers, Burger Kings, and Wal-Marts are in place.


Links

Almost-Finished Comment
www.Billboard.com Coldplay Nearing Completion Of Fourth Album
ChrisAndJenni.com The coop is REALLY almost finished!
www.China.org.cn Tian'anmen decoration almost finished

 


almost-finished and still working on . . . some stuff

There is more work to do on this page. Perhaps some more pictures, and some more examples and links.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 



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