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But the impulse to treat every race as a life-or-death “Flight 93 election” is a major reason our politics are so broken.

But few have such immediate life-or-death consequences as his policies on healthcare.

Fan events, activations and immersive experiences are not new to television marketing, but sci-fi and fantasy, with their alternative worlds, life-or-death stakes and big bad villains, have traditionally claimed the biggest share of marketing budgets.

As South Asia bakes under a blistering heat wave, life-or-death decisions arrive with the midday sun.

“This is an organization that literally has life-or-death consequences and needs a stable leader,” Maritz said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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