Done
Done adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Both words in one sentence
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With Reel 1 finished and enough of Reel 2 done to balance the center of good on both Brolli and Gensokyo, the events reach full tragic limitations: the audience is sorry for both the Touhou cast and Brolli.
- Rousing Speech: From the Sheriff, to his men, full of Metaphorgotten, but gets the job done.
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Possibly somewhat narmful, as this is done in the sky over Maas-controlled Chicago, presumably in full view of dozens of enemy Specials...
Source: Full Moon Silhouette
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