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that's it1That is the main point or difficulty: ‘Is she going?’ ‘That’s just it—she can’t make up her mind.’...- Montoya is harder to get past than Schumacher, and that's it really.
- I did not tell the truth when I should have done and that's it, sir.
- Their behaviour was - that's it - more American than British.
2That is enough or the end: okay, that’s it, you’ve cried long enough...- And now Robbie's on the radio… that's it, I'm off to bed.
- I think that, having dived all the main wrecks, that's it for the Key Largo part of my trip.
- I'm meeting the lads for a couple of drinks in the union - and that's it.
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