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Indicates that the last item mentioned is just as significant as the previous ones, despite its position.
The prizes include a car, a trip to Paris and, last but not least, a cash prize.
It's mostly used at the end of a list to emphasize the final item.
There are several key points to address: cost, time, and, last but not least, quality.
This phrase acts as a signal to listen carefully to what is coming next as it's important.
We must thank the staff, volunteers, and, last but not least, the community for their support.