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The union gave the company an ultimatum--saying they will call a strike if wages are not raised by Monday.ultimatum = final demand that carried a threat if it is rejected
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Russia presented Ukraine with an ultimatum that could not be ignored.
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Mother's message amounted to an ultimatum: I could see her and my father, or I would never see her again.† (source)ultimatum = a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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The windows of our home rattled with the thunder of ultimatums.† (source)ultimatums = instances of a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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What he needed was someone who was focused and determined, someone who would set ultimatums and stick to them.† (source)
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Although Connor has no intention of ever punching Lev out again, he does not respond well to ultimatums.† (source)
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I thought about Maxon and his ultimatum, his demand for me to commit.† (source)ultimatum = a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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Dad said that lots of girls had given Henry ultimatums, tried to force him to settle down, and lots of girls had been left crying on the sidewalk.† (source)ultimatums = instances of a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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Baker shouted an ultimatum to the fugitives: "I want you to surrender.† (source)ultimatum = a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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I don't need another man issuing me ultimatums.† (source)ultimatums = instances of a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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Her dream—that horrible ultimatum she'd been handed—had something to do with this cabin.† (source)ultimatum = a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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It's not a crowd that takes to ultimatums well.† (source)ultimatums = instances of a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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When the authorities pulled the boy off her, they gave him an ultimatum—leave Marseilles or go to juvenile prison.† (source)ultimatum = a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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Patty had been married, and the affair had been a series of breakups and makeups, ultimatums and backsliding, finally ending with Don saying if she wasn't serious enough to leave her husband, he was moving on.† (source)ultimatums = instances of a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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She sat and stared, having to remind herself every few minutes that it had all really happened: the cruel pretties, the strange buildings on the edge of town, the terrible ultimatum from Dr. Cable.† (source)ultimatum = a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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But God bless Margot, because she wasn't going to force me into a corner with rules and ultimatums, either, which was good, because I would have ignored them.† (source)ultimatums = instances of a final demand that carries a threat if it is rejected
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