So it will come as little surprise to reveal that it wears its patriotism on its sleeve, littering proceedings with gutsy do-or-die speeches. |
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They gambled on a do-or-die mission over the final ten minutes in a late bid to rescue themselves. |
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However, he has a combative, athletic, do-or-die spirit which welcomes competition. |
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He is trying to get back his life and suddenly he's thrown into a do-or-die situation. |
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He went on to suffer two more maximums as he adopted a do-or-die style in a desperate attempt to qualify after his poor start. |
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Such terms of office discourage an all-out, do-or-die attitude among politicians and followers to remain in office. |
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I do see it as a do-or-die issue, and yet my position was dead. |
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There is some evidence that Geithner himself knows that this is do-or-die time. |
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When the dust settles on that little do-or-die tournament, two of the three will no longer be classed as senior clubs and the third will breathe a sigh of relief. |
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And which are the do-or-die issues, and which are expendable? |
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This was a vital, ferocious, do-or-die attack, and as long as the night advance lasted, no quarter was shown. |
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The task facing coach Joachim Low now is to pick his men up and ready them for the do-or-die clash with Austria. |
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For new Canadian technology firms, the transition from grants to private sector investments is a sudden, do-or-die affair. |
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People think that one game is do-or-die, but it is not about one game. |
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Lucky rabbit's feet are being stroked, charms rubbed and four-leafed clovers jealously guarded as nervous York football fans gear up for England's do-or-die clash with Brazil. |
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Of course, there is much anger and confusion, suspicion and mistrust among fans as to why the club has found itself in this do-or-die situation. |
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Next season might easily become a do-or-die situation. |
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The do-or-die move had paid off for the Belgians as they squeezed past Boomerang Interviú to reach the final, but it failed to bear fruit for the Russians. |
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The England boss is facing a do-or-die clash on Sunday night in Viborg to reach the semi-finals. |
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Chamomilla belongs to the typhoid miasm, with an intensity between acute or psora, whose features are an intense, short, do-or-die effort alternating with collapse. |
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