Last
Presiding
Presiding adjective - Highest in rank or authority.
Usage example: a senator who is the presiding member of the armed services committee
Both words in one sentence
- Following the acquittal of the police officers involved in the Rodney King beating by an all-white jury, the presiding judge doxed every last juror.
Source: Justice by Other Legal Means -
Bookends: Carlos plays the very first Decision Game with Zero directly presiding it, as well as the very last where Delta gives him the chance to kill him, both times representing all nine players.
Source: Visual Novel / Zero Time Dilemma - In the fifth book another character pulls off a similar moment, having already been brutally tortured and having had his tongue cut out, when asked if he has any last words by the one presiding over his execution, he spits in their face.
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