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What does make-or-break mean?

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  1. Resulting in either success or failure.
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Finally, there's the regular-season finale, at Richmond, the make-or-break race for drivers on the bubble.
What I do deny, vigorously, is that this is a make-or-break moment.
Our team is there to help you prepare for difficult media interviews, important speeches to members and employees, make-or-break presentations to governments and more.
We need to find new ways to sustain that solidarity when we're not in that make-or-break moment.
The make-or-break issue is climate financing, where the Presidency hopes that it will be possible to agree on an EU mandate ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December.
No one seemed to expect Jon Tester to pull it out, but it was no longer a make-or-break race.

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