---

• r  in an irrevocable manner

• I can irrevocably say, that neither my father nor I were ever involved in drug-dealing.
• Monica, initially spooked by this shiny-faced, irrevocably pleasant simulacrum of a boy, comes to appreciate David's virtues; he has no flaws, except that he is not "orga" (organic .
• Necessity, said Secretary of State George Shultz in a subsequent address in San Francisco, because if these "freedom fighters" are defeated, their countries will be irrevocably .

News & Articles

---

• Spurs vs Heat Game 4: Biggest Key to Victory for Each Team
  The direction of the NBA Finals will be irrevocably changed after Game 4. Either the Miami Heat are going to level the series, or the San Antonio Spurs are going to jump out to a 3-1 lead and all but lock up the NBA title. Coming into the Finals, you would have thought that each game would be a dogfight with little separating the teams. Instead you've had a very good Game 1 followed up by two ...
  June 13, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

---

• Ben Bernanke in Reuters
  If I thought the banks were irrevocably damaged, I would have a different view, but I do believe our major banks have significant franchise values,Bernanke said in testimony before the Senate Banking Committee in Washington.
• Pope Pius XII in Telegraph.co.uk
  Today I have the opportunity to repeat that the Catholic Church is irrevocably committed to the path chosen at the Second Vatican Council for a genuine and lasting reconciliation between Christians and Jews,the Pope said. "As the...
• Branch Rickey in International Herald Tribune
  We are irrevocably married to commercial transportation,said Branch Rickey, president of the PCL and grandson of the legendary Dodgers executive. "There is no room for divorce. We can't get into Priuses or onto buses and solve our...