"It's all over but shouting..."
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Usually given as (it's) all over but the shouting, but also formerly (it's) all over bar (the) shouting. Said of sporting events, elections, or other fiercely contested events that have just concluded, or in which the outcome is apparently assured.
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Charles James Apperley
1777 – 1843
Charles James Apperley (1777 – 1843-05-19), or C. J. Apperley, was an English sportsman, who wrote extensively on hunting and outdoor life under the pseudonym Nimrod. He is best known for his articles in The Sporting Magazine and his books, Memoirs of the Life of the Late John Mytton (1837) and The Life of a Sportsman (1842).
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