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moment of truth



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"Then I said 'this is my moment of truth, this could mean the difference of winning or losing if you don't win this set'."

From BBC

The other way small-caps could outperform is if AI stocks have a moment of truth.

From Barron's

Penelope said nothing, although inside she began to feel the kind of fluttery, nervous tummy that she supposed every master criminal felt as the moment of truth grew near.

From Literature

“This is the moment of truth,” he whispered in my ear.

From Literature

Next year's elections to the Scottish Parliament, Welsh Senedd and many English councils are shaping up to be "the moment of truth", according to some of her MPs.

From BBC