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1. burn one's bridges/boats, to To commit oneself to an irreversible course of action, without possibility of backing down. The expression comes from ancient military history, when soldiers crossing a river literally burned the bridge or boats they had used in order to cut off the possibility of retreat.

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2. 1) Our friendship was so broken by that point, the only way we could move on was to burn bridges between us. 2)She walked out of the store she was employed at, screaming and cursing at the management. She burned her bridges and 3)In order to commit the .

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3. By January , a bloody civil war will have broken out in Finland. All Bridges Burning recreates the political and military affairs of the Finnish civil war in a new COIN System volume for three players. The Reds seek to stage a working class revolt and then hold on to their gains, while the White Senate forces seek to reassert control.

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4. Jun 05,  · Bridge Burning Lyrics: These are my famous last words! / My number's up, bridges will burn! / Oh, won't you let me twist your faith / It's gettin' kinda late and I don't wanna wait no more / Oh.

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7. Jul 06,  · Burning bridges is an idiomatic expression that used particularly in a job situation. When you leave a job or position under negative circumstances, you may worsen the situation by passing bad remarks about your employer or company.

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8. By January , a bloody civil war will have broken out in Finland. All Bridges Burning recreates the political and military affairs of the Finnish civil war in a new COIN System volume for three players. The Reds seek to stage a working class revolt and then hold onto their gains, while the White Senate forces seek to reassert control/10(10).

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