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final say

noun as in last word

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But there’s a snag: The federal agency that has the final say on what can be done at the homey 390-acre resort hasn’t approved such a plan and said it would be hesitant to sanction anything that smacked of exclusivity.

In another piece published a day after her review, she alleged that she had a “collaboration clause,” which gave Cutler final say on the film but also made him “obligated to meaningfully consult” with her on its development, production, distribution and exploitation.

If the judge, Lord Ericht, agrees, Sir Keir Starmer's Labour government may end up with the final say on whether or not drilling should go ahead.

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And despite a lot of research and investment pouring into tech solutions to help, ultimately for now, it’s still largely human moderators who have the final say.

From BBC

When it came to such targeted killings — a military tactic introduced under George W. Bush but greatly expanded during the Obama years for strikes in Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen — the president reserved for himself the right to have the final say in authorizing such strikes.

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