Will Lib Dem and crossbencher peers see the wisdom of reading it before passing this bill irrevocably?
"So if we get back into a re-competition, we would ask the question if this is irrevocably flawed," Mr. Belote said.
His advocacy for the wines of Burgundy, the Rhone, and Alsace changed the stature of those wines in this country irrevocably.
Our response to this threat will irrevocably transform the energy sector and the priorities within it.
Retailing professionals are not in agreement about whether this economy has irrevocably changed consumer spending habits.
And beyond this, Minecraft has irrevocably changed the landscape of gaming, even as we have irrevocably changed its landscape in kind.
This revolution will irrevocably alter our fundamental concept of work, and our ability to trade time and skill for money.
Somehow, gradually but irrevocably, this realization seeped into my consciousness over the past few years.
On Friday night at 7 you'll have to choose between two features, one of which is director Ken Lori's startling Authority and Expectations, concerning young Iraq war veteran Wray Harris, who escaped a domestic hell and his metalhead vices to enlist -- only to find his life (for the horrors and insanity of war, I can't top this press quote) "irrevocably transformed by meaningless combat".
By reading this blurb, you agree, irrevocably and in perpetuity, that this book is an excellent, enraging, eye-opening, essential overview of the way that 'intellectual property' has become a twenty-first century virus that lets the biggest corporations in the world strip you of your actual property rights.
