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The president has ultimate responsibility for directing a war.ultimate = final
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It is the ultimate gaming machine.ultimate = best
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Planning to get drunk and then drive is the ultimate in stupidity.ultimate = worst (most extreme)
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Random mutation is the ultimate source of genetic variation.ultimate = most fundamental
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Ultimately, I'd like to get a good job.ultimately = in the end
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When everything was included, the ultimate cost was just over $200.ultimate = final
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Franz Deutscher (the ultimate name for the ultimate teenage Nazi) (source)ultimate = best (most fitting)
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You needed to surrender to some such ultimate purpose more fully, more unreservedly than you had ever done in the old familiar, peaceful days, in the old life that was now abolished and gone for good. (source)ultimate = best and most fundamental
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"And we can never forget the ultimate object of the project in Costa Rica—to make money," Hammond said, staring out the windows of the jet. (source)ultimate = most important
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The riots, gunshots, tear gas, all of it, are ultimately my fault. (source)ultimately = at the most basic level (fundamentally)
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How giving of one's self is the ultimate blessing. (source)ultimate = best
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It did not dive, but the nose went down slightly and the down-angle increased the speed, and he knew that at this angle, this slight angle down, he would ultimately fly into the trees. (source)ultimately = finally; or in the end
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But the ultimate wisdom of Sinkfield's maneuver is open to question. (source)ultimate = fundamental (final evaluation)
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There's something about that sly grin that makes me sure that befriending Foxface would ultimately get me a knife in the back. (source)ultimately = in the end
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She was the ultimate judge of morality and conduct. (source)ultimate = final or best
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Representatives from each of the other factions can speak in the meetings on behalf of a particular issue, but ultimately, the decision is the council's. (source)ultimately = in the end
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It was the ultimate question for all seventeen-year-olds that year, and it drove Brinker's insinuations from every mind but mine. (source)ultimate = most important or fundamental
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The missing Environmental Impact Statement made the front page of the Gazette and ultimately proved to be the fatal blow to the pancake-house project. (source)ultimately = in the end
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