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arrive at a decision and reach a decision to make a decision; decide. Have you arrived at a decision yet? We will reach a decision tomorrow. See also: arrive eleventh-hour decision Fig. a decision made very late in a process, or at the last possible moment. Eleventh-hour decisions are seldom satisfactory. The president's eleventh-hour decision was made in a great hurry, but it turned out to be correct. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Factors associated with perceptions of, and decisional balance for, condom use with main partner among women at risk for HIV infection. The emotional decider ("It felt right") uses emotion as a preemptive function, to direct the deciders attention to what needs to be addressed clearly in a complex decisional environment (Simon, 1983). DSI is expected to significantly reduce average disability determination processing time, increase decisional consistency and accuracy, and ensure that the right decision is made as early in the disability determination process as possible. |
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