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The general and Totski had agreed to avoid any hasty and irrevocable step.
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You have now taken an irrevocable step in life, my boy.
3
War was the irrevocable step, as final as death itself.
4
Sir - The new Government has taken an irrevocable step towards shelving the LUAS project.
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She knew she had taken an irrevocable step, and her free instinct clamoured loudly against it.
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She had taken a definite and irrevocable step.
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And consider this: would the boy take such an irrevocable step without talking to his parents first?
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Rena's shrinking from the irrevocable step of marriage was due to a simple and yet complex cause.
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He has now taken the irrevocable step.
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The irrevocable step is not yet taken.
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That letter had been the irrevocable step.
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The decisive and irrevocable step was made on the 4th of July 1776.
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He could not see that there was any need for his taking so serious a step-anirrevocable step.
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She was conscious chiefly that she had taken an irrevocable step, that her head had begun to ache.
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And if the irrevocable step were taken, what security would she have that he might not regret it?
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With that resolution he left the room; and, in leaving it, took the irrevocable step from Present to Future.
