In Bash scripting, you can wait for a background process to complete using the `wait` command. When a job is sent to the background using `&`, the `wait` command can then be called without arguments to wait for all background jobs to finish, or with a specific job ID to wait for a particular process, ensuring synchronization in your script.
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