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1) General subject: beyond ( past) recall, bottom line, bottom-line, conclusive, decided, decisive, definitive, determinate, eventual, final, finishing, irrepealable, irrevocable, last, output (о данных), past recall, peremptory, ultimate, unappealable, cast in stone (обычно о решении: It's not cast in stone. - Это ещё не наверняка. Здесь можно проявить гибкость. и т.д.), clinching2) Latin: ultima3) Engineering: closing4) Mathematics: best possible5) Railway term: definite6) Law: perfect, unappealable (о приговоре)7) Commerce: actual8) Economy: beyond recall9) Forestry: net10) Psychology: absolute11) Jargon: front office12) Business: unequivocal, fully-termed (fully-termed contract/agreement)13) leg.N.P. final definitive15) Idiomatic expression: set in stone (обычно употребляется отрицательно, \<b\>not set in stone\</b\>)
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