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Freedom’s end—the ultimate oppression—is when government takes a life, putting all its power into irrevocably taking away someone else’s.

Rather than directly acting on genes—irrevocably dicing away or swapping genetic letters—the new CRISPR variant targets the biological machinery that naturally turns genes on or off.

Here are the ways that It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot irrevocably changed the hip-hop landscape.

The way the sector makes money is going to irrevocably change over the next two years.

At the top of 2020, the coronavirus crisis, an event of seismic proportions, irrevocably changed the worlds of retail, commerce, media and marketing.

Just when the Putins left the Soviet Union, that country began to change drastically and irrevocably.

Despite the one concussion combined, their careers have been irrevocably influenced by injury.

Also, the long running fan favorite , the Ethiopian Immigration, was “irrevocably” canceled… for the fourth time.

That new cloud-computing technology will irrevocably change the community banking system.

If you have to ask whether Star Trek is like Star Wars, you are horribly, irrevocably misguided.

Now that all is irrevocably ended, they a rise naturally out of what has taken place.

To gain his Dragon Maid,—to know that in this life she was irrevocably his,—that was Tatsu's one conscious thought.

John just slipped out of my grasp—Zloomph and all—and was gone—completely and irrevocably gone.

There is no proposition of which it can be asserted that every human mind must eternally and irrevocably believe it.

All that thou hast loved, to which thou hast given thyself irrevocably, is falling, going to pieces.