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life-or-death

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life-or-death (lfr-dth)
adj.
Variant of life-and-death.
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Adj.1.life-or-death - vitally important; "a life-and-death struggle"
crucial, important - of extreme importance; vital to the resolution of a crisis; "a crucial moment in his career"; "a crucial election"; "a crucial issue for women"


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A sweeping saga of life-or-death struggle on global scale, written with a flair for high drama and highly recommended.
A mouse named Gabriel and her companions have lived a carefree life for a long time, yet sudden disaster threatens them all as a summer storm frees six terrible, beastly enemies and forces them on a life-or-death journey, as fraught with betrayal from within as it is attack from without.
For me, as a superintendent in a large urban district, it's the second question, coupled with my conviction that I am engaged in a life-or-death situation, that causes me to get out of bed each morning refreshed and focused, ready to be about the business of saving Johnny's life.
 
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