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@NNC: This doesn't sound quite natural to me. Comparing it to the Japanese, perhaps “She finally managed to get a hold of/contact her old friend” would be more fitting?
--responding to @needs native check--
maybe it needs a translation check tag.
My wife (Japanese) says that 連絡を取る implies difficulty That isn't implied in 連絡する.
I suggest
"At last, she was able to contact her old friend."
To me "at last *comma*" seems to imply there was an extended earlier effort.
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linked by an unknown member, dîrok nayê zanîn
At last she could get in touch with her old friend.
endamekî nenas tevlî kir, dîrok nayê zanîn
At last, she was able to contact her old friend.
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