Make
Wrap up
Wrap up verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Both terms in one sentence
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However, he eventually revised this plan to make an eight-part miniseries on Showtime that would tell most of the story, followed up by a feature-length film used to wrap up the remainder of the story - all of which should come out within relatively close proximity to one another.
Source: Literature / The Stand -
Winx Club actually got to make their movie and wrap up some outstanding plot lines after season 3.
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While the ponies of Equestria may have to actively wrap up winter every spring, the reindeer have to literally fight winter to make it go away.
Source: Grim Up North
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