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The phrase "as a dead issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a topic or matter that is no longer relevant or has been resolved, making further discussion unnecessary.
Example: "After the committee's final decision, the proposal was considered as a dead issue, and no further debate was warranted."
Alternatives: "no longer relevant" or "a settled matter".
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"I don't see this as a dead issue at all.
Apparently our mayor sees the segregation issue as a dead issue but the proof will be down the road, in how our children do".
Kevin Ankrom, the High Performance Director with Athletics Ireland, described the debate over the 'A' standard as a dead issue.
So you don't see this as a dead issue?
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That's hardly a dead issue, even as national political compromise mortifies.
The motion characterized the suit Von Saher filed in 2007 as an unwarranted attempt to revive a dead issue.
The mine question is now a dead issue, but the urge to demonize continues as strong as ever.
It's a dead issue!" But he could be just as eloquent with silence, as he proved in his screenplay (co-written by LM Kit Carson) for Paris, Texas (1984).
Sex censorship is virtually a dead issue, but the demands of art remain as implacable as ever.
"For us, it's a dead issue.
"It's a dead issue for now".
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