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Discover LudwigThe phrase "the ultimate say" is correct and usable in written English.
It means the final or decisive decision or authority on a matter. Example: "In the end, it was the CEO who had the ultimate say in the company's merger with the rival company."
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It is who has the ultimate say.
"The board will have the ultimate say".
Only elections allow the public to have the ultimate say.
He may not have the ultimate say in controversial individual cases.
Congress will have the ultimate say, but not any time soon.
But it's still donors rather than recipients who have the ultimate say, right?
The Leader has the ultimate say on political, social, security, and diplomatic policies.
Stern has groomed Adam Silver as his replacement, even though the owners will have the ultimate say.
That means it's the producers who contractually have the ultimate say on the film that is being released.
Since the Legislature has the ultimate say, Mr. Silver has said he might ignore the panel's advice.
The union leader said rules that decreed the Labour conference had the ultimate say over party policy must be followed.
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