Completed
Immediate
Immediate adjective - Existing or in progress right now.
Usage example: we need to solve the immediate problems before working on the more long-term ones
Nearby Words: immediately, immediacy
Both words in one sentence
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RoboCop: The Series follows on from RoboCop 2, and assumes that OCP has already completed the Delta City project (which was one of the underlying threats of the original film) and is having to live with the consequences, while Robo is more directly tied to OCP interests and his immediate family.
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Even without using those, however, "Hotel Hell" (episode 3, level 8) can be completed just by throwing a Pipe Bomb through the crack at the beginning and setting it off, opening immediate access to the exit.
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Offered the Crown: Not so much "offered" as "told that he has to take it or the country is pretty well doomed." Orphaned Series: Shadow and Rose is a Completed Fic; however, it was intended as the first in a possible series, with the immediate sequel to have been called Crown and Quill.
Source: Fan Fic / Shadow And Rose
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