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Check it out
'Check it out' is plain wrong. 'Tira-teima' is when, for instance, two teams are facing a draw and need to discuss the finals with a last game. That last game is the 'tira-teima', the deciding game that will put an end to the draw. This is just an example, of course, which means you can use this term in many other instances that don't relate to sports. As for a translation, some words come to mind, but the most accurate is certainly 'decisive'.
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