Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Pioneers
Both words in one sentence
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The next few albums following it, though, see the group reinventing itself as one of the pioneers of 1970s hard rock, a process that was more or less complete by 1971's Who's Next.
Source: Music / The Who -
StarCraft : The Terrans are modeled after The Wild West, being (inadvertent) pioneers on a new frontier constantly expanding to new worlds, complete with southern drawls, corrupt leaders, and a government called the Confederacy.
Source: Days of Future Past
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