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do-or-die

adjective as in last-ditch

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Daniels doesn’t feel pressure; he’s laughing in the huddle in do-or-die moments.

"It is big. It's not quite do-or-die time but it's getting pretty close."

From BBC

He says he felt it for his new Peacock thriller series, "Teacup," where he plays a complicated father and husband whose family is thrown into a terrifying do-or-die mystery.

From Salon

In any case, nothing about the party’s exhausting, alarmist messaging or its murky self-image is going to change dramatically in the last week before a do-or-die national election.

From Salon

The game finished with the Dodger bullpen that had been so brilliant in a Game 4 do-or-die win, this time four relievers holding the Padres hitless over the final four innings.

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