Arose
Finished
Finished adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Both words in one sentence
- The Truth is that the universe arose from the imagination of a psychic from our world, and they died before it was finished.
Source: Empire with a Dark Secret -
The Holy Roman Empire arose in what is now France and Germany and dominated Western Europe until the late Renaissance when estates began to break away and was finally finished off by Napoleon and his short-lived empire.
Source: The Cycle of Empires -
That is, until a Line 12 was finished and plans for a new line arose — then, Line R was immediately demoted to the 13th place in the list, and the new one was given the name of "Line 14", making 13 the only number not represented in the network..
Source: 13 Is Unlucky
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