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irrevocable decision

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Domenech was expected to be sacked in the wake of the poor showing, but surprisingly has stayed for the rest of the year prompting the striker to say: "The poor performance at the European Championship and the decision to keep the coach have pushed me to make this irrevocable decision.
95 Paperback D421 Dissatisfied with mechanistic explanations for the outbreak of wars, Stoessinger (a member of the Council on Foreign Relations) decided to seek the human factor by focusing on the actual moment when leaders make the irrevocable decision to launch the attack.
The phrase means an irrevocable decision has been made.
 
 
 
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