Definitions
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- n. Alternative spelling of deal breaker.
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Examples
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Me too.) as it has been explained to me, the dealbreaker is with the U.S. side, not the Canadian side.
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What e-book software you end up using is entirely a matter of personal preference, and the dealbreaker might be as tiny as what key is closest to your thumb when holding the netbook in a comfortable position and what that key does — turns the page, pages down, etc — in a particular e-book application.
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According to Stephen Hart, the coach of the men's national team, the dealbreaker was the artificial turf at BC Place and in Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.
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However, the dealbreaker is the missing mouse gestures.
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Equally though such comments could be directed at Yaya Toure, although in both cases, the dealbreaker will be the fees demanded by their current employers, especially if the reported £24m bid from Manchester City proves to have a shred of truth in it.
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Whether or not you consider it a dealbreaker is a matter of personal opinion and dependant on just how fiddly, exactly, the interface is.
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Which is why I listed it as the "dealbreaker" until they upgrade.
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Log in to Reply a "dealbreaker" for what, exactly?
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Since this can be a "dealbreaker," get it on the table earlier rather than later.
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Shooting your hunting buddies in the face is kind of dealbreaker for me.
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